The hotel is renovated, clean and tidy. The pool is with sea water and maintained. The parking lot is spacious and with a little luck you can find shade. There is a market a few meters from the hotel, and a large supermarket a few hundred meters away, there are more cafes and restaurants around the hotel. The reception is professional and friendly.
- Parking lot. It costs €8 per day, which means €112 for two weeks, with the proviso that if you pay for the entire period of your stay, you are not guaranteed a place, but you will be refunded for that day if you do not find one. Expensive and unfavorable.
-Swimming pool. There are enough sunbeds around the pool. Signs were placed with inscriptions about the prohibition of jumping into the pool and the prohibition of playing with a ball in the pool. If it has already been set, then it should be implemented. In this way, you are literally in danger that some fairy, still under the influence of the previous party, will jump on your head or that one of the young and debauched guests performing circus acrobatics in the pool will break your neck. The same thing can happen to you when one of the dozen players chasing the ball catches you in the water volleyball game. If a board with the rules of behavior is already displayed, then either enforce those rules or remove the boards, it seems frivolous and funny like this.
-Staff. The waiters in the dining room and pool bar are friendly and professional. The younger staff are the complete opposite. Most often they don't even greet you, they are sullen and unfriendly. The maids are a different story. When they greet you, it's news for the newspapers. They didn't clean our bathroom or leave toilet paper for three days, the highlight was when they took used towels and didn't leave clean ones. After complaining at the reception, they did it. It's hard to talk about any room cleaning. We had the feeling that they were angry with us because they had to clean our rooms.
-Food and drinks. The food is varied but after a few days it gets monotonous. The pool bar only has 2 types of beer, both from the same manufacturer. So, in Croatia, in a 4* hotel, you can't drink, for example, Zuja. There is only one type of mineral water, and that's Austrian. So, you can't drink Jana, Jamnica or Studenac in a 4* hotel.
This is a seminar and congress hotel. If you arrive by 01.07. be prepared for a lot of folkloric behavior from jumping into the pool to partying until late after midnight with quite a lot of noise. In the morning, we had to call the waiters to organize the cleaning around the pool and the removal of broken glass and empty cups and bottles. We didn't have any animation, program or the like, and the hotel doesn't even have a fitness room. We got the impression that we, the individual guests, are there as a filler between two seminar-congress seasons. We don't go there anymore.
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