COMING TO BOROVETS WITH CHILDREN: ADVICE AND COMMENTS
Advice on 'Ski kindergarten', sent by Glyn
"Just got back yesterday.
Children will ski only for 1 hour a day, play for the rest of the time. You may
want to put her in for the lessons though. I did for my 7 year old boy.
Another couple we met had her son in the kindergarten and said he was very
bored due so many young 3-5 year old children.
One thing you may like is that the baby sitting service is very good and the
prices are excellent. This is available at the kindergarten.
Glyn."
05 March 2002, sent by Mike mike_alexander_007@hotmail.com
"We went (23/2/02 to 2/3/02) with our 4 yr old daughter and 23 month old son
and stayed at the Rila Studios. Both children went to the kindergarten
within the Rila, our oldest also skied with the kindergarten. From the
reports we'd read before going, we were a bit concerned at what we might
find. However the nursery seemed bright and cheery inside and the ladies
who run it appeared keen to keep the children happy. It might not be a
South Ken Blairsury and lack loads of toys and games and maybe they watched
a little too much TV, but our children were fine at the end of each day.
I would advise you to be cautious of feeding your son any of the lukewarm
meat dishes and par cooked scrambled eggs served at the Rila. There are
plenty of salads, rice and pasta type dishes that seemed okay though.
Mike"
"Just got back yesterday.
Children will ski only for 1 hour a day, play for the rest of the time. You may
want to put her in for the lessons though. I did for my 7 year old boy.
Another couple we met had her son in the kindergarten and said he was very
bored due so many young 3-5 year old children.
One thing you may like is that the baby sitting service is very good and the
prices are excellent. This is available at the kindergarten.
Glyn."
05 March 2002, sent by Mike mike_alexander_007@hotmail.com
"We went (23/2/02 to 2/3/02) with our 4 yr old daughter and 23 month old son
and stayed at the Rila Studios. Both children went to the kindergarten
within the Rila, our oldest also skied with the kindergarten. From the
reports we'd read before going, we were a bit concerned at what we might
find. However the nursery seemed bright and cheery inside and the ladies
who run it appeared keen to keep the children happy. It might not be a
South Ken Blairsury and lack loads of toys and games and maybe they watched
a little too much TV, but our children were fine at the end of each day.
I would advise you to be cautious of feeding your son any of the lukewarm
meat dishes and par cooked scrambled eggs served at the Rila. There are
plenty of salads, rice and pasta type dishes that seemed okay though.
Mike"
