J2Ski Forum Posts and Replies by Chris1

We have a special single skiers week beginning the 30th March.
For only £200 per person (based on 2 sharing) you can ski in Bansko and Dobrinishte all week, enjoy some delicious food, good company and even venture out for some apres-ski!
Lift passes are only £55 per person for 6 days.
Check out www.christopherchalets.co.uk for more information.

We have last minute January availability in Chalet Rozov, Bansko.

#Sleeps 6 - 10 guests
#4 course evening meals with unlimited wine, beer & soft drinks
#Cooked breakfasts & afternoon teas
#Sofia Airport Transfers
#Courtesy shuttle bus running till 1am
#Ski Guiding
#Flights available for under £100

If you would like anymore information, please contact us via our website:
www.christopherchalets.co.uk
quoting 'J2ski offer'.

Hi Pete,
I would have a look at independent chalets - they usually don't include flights in their prices and a lot of the cheap flight providers fly from all over Europe.
We have had people stay with us from Spain, Amsterdam and Germany, they just organised their own flights and we met them at the airport. It does involve a bit of searching on your part but it shouldn't be too difficult!
All the best,
Victoria

Hi sorry for the late reply, our wireless died - we are based in Bansko, Bulgaria.

Chalet Rozov sleeps 6 to 8 guests in 3 en-suite bedrooms and is still available for the New Year week.
Quote J2Ski.com and for £250 per person you can spend the New Year sipping champagne whilst being catered for by a professional chef.

Check out www.christopherchalets.co.yj for more information.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vATBzVx_egw

check out this video of the powder in November - it looks like 2007/2008 will be a good season in Bansko.

We have late deals available for Xmas & New Years Eve.
Prices start from £240 including:
# airport transfers
# unlimited wine, beer & soft drinks
# ski guiding
# chalet - piste - apres ski transfers

check out www.christopherchalets.co.uk for more information.

It is true that there can be bad queues here in Bansko during school holidays, just like any ski resort.
But there are ways around this - we just drive a bit further up the mountain to the next lift or ski in Dobrinishte, the small resort next to Bansko.

Bansko is not your usual ski resort - it is that little bit different and as with all resorts some people love it, others prefer France!

Personally, we love being out here and we are enjoying seeing Bansko develop - give it a chance, it's only been going for a few years, so it does have some catching up to do!