The St. Valentine residential apartment complex is located in the Sunny Beach resort, Bulgaria, just a few minutes' walk from the central alley and the magnificent promenade.
St. Valentine Hotel is a cosy and peaceful place, ideally suited for family holidays with children, a romantic getaway for couples, or a leisurely stay by the sea for pensioners.

Residents of the St. Valentine apart-complex in Sunny Beach have access to:
The high standard of service is also reflected in the fact that St. Valentine is classified as a 3-star apart-hotel.
Most of the windows in the St Valentine complex offer views of the garden and pool, and every apartment has a patio.
The most popular attractions near the St. Valentine hotel are the huge modern Action Aquapark, the beachfront promenade and the stylish Royal Beach shopping centre.
The distance from the complex to Burgas Airport is 35 km.
Year of construction: 2009. Year of renovation: 2018.
Area: 1500 m2
Number of buildings: 1
Number of floors: 4
The building is equipped with a silent hydraulic lift.
The St. Valentine housing stock consists of 27 apartments.
Nearby beaches:
the Sunny Beach town beach, 250 m away
At the complex, you can enjoy tasty and affordable meals for an additional fee. During the summer season, a continental breakfast is served at St. Valentine in the mornings. The restaurant offers Bulgarian and European cuisine made from local natural produce.
It is a great place for lunch and dinner with the whole family.
Another advantage of the complex is that it is located in an area of five-star hotels, surrounded by all the infrastructure needed for daily life, including supermarkets, shops, restaurants and more.
The maintenance fee is 10 euros per 1 sq.m. per year.
The Bulgaria Avenue agency's catalogue of Bulgarian property features attractive resale options in the "Saint Valentine" complex in Sunny Beach. We can also offer apartments with luxury-class finishes and full furnishings at competitive prices.
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