Reception at the hotel reception. Visible disappointment and sadness on the part of the staff upon receiving criticism about the cleanliness of the apartment.
Unclean and unventilated room or apartment, with spider webs and four larger spiders (4 to 5 cm), not to mention smaller spiders and gnats, dust, old chewing gum and candy wrappers under the elements and sofa. Cracked toilet seat which, despite replacement and two service technicians, they were unable to fix as needed and we ended up having to dance around. Brown water from the boiler (water heater) upon arrival at the apartment, which we emptied ourselves twice until clean water started flowing. The door to the bedroom was stuck and was difficult to open, dirt in the drawer with cutlery. Inaccurate or misleading instructions for turning on the TV which, like all instructions, are only in HR, D, I, GB. The beach has almost no toilets and showers on the beach where the water barely drips, and there are all kinds of rubbish for rent, even sanitary pads, baby diapers, not to mention the PVC and paper rubbish. But one thing is true. Access to the sea, at least on this part of the beach in front of the hotels, is also possible for children and non-swimmers. The partly pebbled, partly sandy beach thus allows for playful relaxation for children who can also have fun by walking in the shallow sea to the island. The boat SUBMARINE takes you on a tour of the seabed and marine life, which apart from a lot of sea cucumbers and bare rocks covered with sand and seaweed, there is no fish, except for a few fish at the beginning of the voyage and individual fish during the voyage itself because they lure them with food, but they honestly rip you off for 90 kuna per person (a family of four is left without 360 kuna - almost €50) so that they can see something that they can see by buying a regular mask with a snorkel for 120 kuna, and even more alive. In short, you see more on the deck of the submarine than in its hull. If I also mention the untidiness of the sidewalks, which are not even known outside of Medulin, the intrusive service that publicly says that Slovenian guests are not welcome due to bad experiences with waiters in the past, I think I have written everything for us. Yes, there were also some bright spots in Medulin. If you still find yourself there, buy in the shop in front of Medulin, because the vendors at the stalls will rip you off for 3x the price of the store, and most of the products are not marked with a price, just like at other stalls with various goods where you can reduce the price by 30% with good bargaining. They ate good food at the family restaurant Fontana, where everything was really as it should be and the handshake upon leaving shows that they respect the guest with whom they also like to engage in a short conversation. They definitely don't see us in Medulin anymore and I also advise against it to anyone else who is not satisfied with just access to the sea, a bed and a parking space
The beach behind the hotels is the most suitable for swimming in the sea, even for children (the problem is the toilets and showers), but I definitely recommend that you don't look at the price, which is misleading because it doesn't offer what you want.
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