Hotel Hvar

We were put here overnight because the hotel we were supposed to be staying in was overbooked. We arrived at 11pm and pretty much went straight to bed although I was worried about getting stuck in the lift as it was so rickety. The room was very basic and dated but to be fair, the beds and pillows were comfortable which isn’t always the case, even in better hotels. This is not really the hotels fault but we were woken up really early by about a dozen women deciding that it was a really good idea to socialise on the landing. They were all middle aged women from mainland Croatia wearing matching sports tops. At 8pm, I could stand it no longer and went up and asked them to be quiet. They quieted down a little. When we went down to breakfast (the food was very poor), there were dozens of these women! After breakfast, we had a walk around the grounds. Everywhere looked really run down- only one out of the 4 tennis courts looked like it had been played on in the last year. The others were dilapidated or green with moss. The crazy golf looked rubbish, as if it hadn’t been used for years, as did the outdoor table tennis tables. The pool was really small for the size of the hotel although we didn’t look at the indoor pool. The only other nice thing was if you walk down to the coastline, there is a nice path that seemed to go both ways. As you can imagine, I would not recommend this hotel!

I was there with my family.Children animator Matea Bošnjak excelled in dealing with my doughter that has autism.It was amazing. The whole experience was great;mini golf,cousine and all the people that worked there made me feel special.Would highly recomend it.

What Laura M. Said. She took the words right out of my mouth. The front desk went out of their way to tell us where the pool was, which was empty. The food, well, they do their best, but it falls short. The pictures do not match the experience for sure. I did enjoy the music they play throughout the property and the bar downstairs is kind of a fun throwback. PS, don’t visit Croatia in April as 3/4 of the country seems to be closed, at least in the Dalmatian Islands.

Oh my god, what a terrible place! The worst hotel I have ever stayed at but it was a last minute option so we were desperate. Food is disgusting, the pool has no water in it, the rooms were painted with black doors and smelt funny, the lifts were on the verge of breaking. I feel traumatised. Def not a great experience and I am not an overall fussy person. I am from the UK and it’s not a UK kind of hotel if you know what I mean

Voyage en famille avec 2 enfants en bas âge en mai 2024, escale de 3 jours sur Hvar, en all-inclusive : Hôtel un peu démodé mais ça passe pour une escale, chambres très simples. Premier repas du soir médiocre avec des restes et les horaires des repas ne sont pas respectés car le personnel enlève des plats avant l'heure.Les petits-dejeuners sont correctes. Les desserts trennent à tous les repas et ne donnes pas envie, tout est très industriel. En même temps nous n'étions qu'une dizaine de clients donc difficile de faire frais tous les jours. Il serait conseillé de demander à chaque chambre ce qu'ils préfèrent afin de manger frais. Quelques membres du personnel agréables. Sinon l'hôtel est sur une jolie baie et près de Jelsea à pied qui est sympa le soir. Grand jardin arboré avec mini-golf,sympa pour les enfants et une balade. Piscine intérieure fermée et hors-service et il ne faisait pas chaud pour la piscine extérieure. Linge de lit et de bain propre. Gros travail à faire sur la restauration. Hôtel plutôt 2 étoiles et 180€/nuit en all-inclusive est trop cher vu les prestations. Comparé à un hôtel exceptionnel sur l'île de Brac au même prix. Cela nous a un peu gâché notre escale sur Hvar.

All'arrivo ci hanno detto un prezzo (91 euro) dicendoci di pagare la mattina perché il sistema era in down, la mattina a sorpresa il prezzo è diventato ben 160 euro per una camera orribile! Una vera fregatura, sconsigliato!