Amadria Park Kids Hotel Andrija

Amadria park is a wonderful child orientated hotel , not too chaotic , super clean , the food was amazing @half board and staff all very smiley and helpful The interconnected rooms are a little dated but great for a family of 5 (twins (5) and 9 year old ) . A great mix of Europeans on holidays . It is a little expensive on the resort/bar but acceptable if you are occasionally drinker . Water park next door is great fun too and not overcrowded. Croatia is a beautiful place so get a car and explore a little too . Perfect trip for families with pre-teens I’d say .

Extraordinary vacation for parents and children. Creamy icecream, amazing aquapark Solaris, clean room in great colors, five star food, natural shade, great kids animators. We are gonna come again with our friends.

I have to agree with some of the recent reviews particularly about this hotel being overpriced and overrated. This hotel is average at best and really, just a money making place. We are not ones to complain / be negative for the sake of it but we paid a lot of money to stay here and unfortunately the standard is nowhere near in line with the cost. Yes, the beach and view is lovely and it is a real shame that the hotel is not better because the area was beautiful. But: The pool area is looking tired and scruffy. If you want a cabana, its 35 euros for the day. However, I don’t know why you would as they were absolutely filthy. I wish I had taken pictures but they were unbelievably dirty filled with drink stains and dirt. We paid extra for half board and it is not worth it. This added over 700 euros on top of what we had already paid. The food is not great. The same food every night. We completely understand that they have to cater for lots of different tastes but every single night the desserts were the same. No ice cream dessert for the children as they want you to go and pay for the ice cream at the bar outside. The options for children are poor (chips, hotdog and broccoli for breakfast). Breakfasts were not good. Most mornings, there were no glasses and bowls. The drinks and coffee machines weren’t working most days, no cereal left (and this was early on). If you asked staff politely if you could have a glass, they weren’t particularly happy and accommodating. Staff at the outside bar were not friendly. One morning, there were no bowls for the cereal and I had to ask three times. The third time I was asked if I could use a coffee cup. Then there was no bread. It was chaos most mornings. Rooms are basic. There are no wardrobes or drawers. It’s very hard to find space to put clothes, suitcases. It was poorly designed for a family room. The two bedside tables were simply a metal table which were damaged and scruffy. I also can’t understand some of the comments on the kids club because our experience was terrible. The staff have looked disinterested and like they don’t want to be there and in fact didn’t! There were so many activities throughout the week that didn’t happen / got cancelled because of the weather! We were there in August and I have attached the pictures of the ‘terrible’ weather. I am not joking. I took a picture at the exact time the activities should have been on. These were things such as circus skills, acting, pirate ship craft, pasta jewellery making. These activities could have been done inside if they felt the weather was that bad (even though it was fine). They just clearly couldn’t be bothered. Our 8 year old even started asking if the next activity would be cancelled because of the weather - he said ‘but there is nothing wrong with the weather, they just can’t be bothered looking after children!’ We spoke to the manager who said she would speak with the animation team and it wasn’t acceptable. I wi