14 January 2010, 15:25 (submitted from Malta)

Comment: The apartment in flora hotel was clean and the towels were changed every day but my husband and i could not sleep too well because the sofa bed was a disaster.

14 January 2010, 15:23 (submitted from Malta)

Comment: The apartment in flora hotel was clean and the towels were changed every day but my husband and i could not sleep too well because the sofa bed was a disaster.

from Mansfield, United Kingdom, 10 March 2009, 22:18

Comment: The flora apartments are really clean, spacious and warm. The bedding and towels were changed every day the rooms were big with plenty of wardrobe space. They are a short walk away from the gondola which is good. We travelled with first choice, and we rented our skis from a depot near the rila hotel, so we had to walk to the rila, to come back on ourselvs to go to the gondola. This was fine, as you end up near the rila after a days skiing anyway.The food was not to great, but I am a fussy eater. It was cold, and i couldn't really find anything to eat there all week. After speaking to people in different hotels I think this is the same everywhere. The snow was clearing up at the end of the week, and I think I will go a few weeks earlier next year as it seems to be coming to the end of the season.

from cornwall, UK, 14 January 2009, 00:24

Comment: Stayed at the flora apartments on half board basis. check in was quick without much waiting. room was more than adequite which was well heated and towels changed and room cleaned daily. Now for the food. Breakfast was plentiful cereal, continental breakfast, and english though sometimes a bit cold you can warm up in the microwave provided ( this is the same for evening meals ) evening meals were great with good selection of soaps, meats and a great array of salads. Ive stayed in lots of hotels in france etc but found the flora more comfortable than most of them. location to slopes is brilliant and jus a short walk away from bars etc without being kept up by noise at night.

from United Kingdom of Great Britain and N. Ireland, 14 April 2006, 09:50

Comment: A coffee-maker too! Staying in one of these simply organised, ideally designed studios equate to having just about everything you could need in a hotel room.

The fitting is so simple it hardly looks like luxury though after not very long it is likely you will begin to realise that this is the most simpleand easily functional luxury. In staying here you step into a world totally free from concern.

So it is much easier to be familiar with what you are doing, to rest while enjoying what it is you are drinking or eating, and enjoy conversation, looking at persons and, and if on your own or not, the feeling of just sitting and being.