Hotel Supetar  

I booked dbl. Room for 2 adults-and got a very very small room-you can't seat on toillet straight-because your shoulder at the wall side don't have place- TOO MUCH MONEY FOR WHAT YOU ARE GETTING FOR IT MY DEGRRE IS 0 FROM 10

The hotel's location is excellent on the side of the harbour. The twin room was small but adequate and was clean. The hotel is close to lots of good restaurants and bars/cafes but is quiet. The free use of the facilities at Hotel Croatia was another perk.

They do not accept payments in Euro and they make a conversion Euro-Kuna and then when you pay in Kuna you are paying more than you should because of the conversion rate.

Zeer goede prijs/kwaliteitsverhouding. Ontbijt op terras is heerlijk.Prachtig uitzicht.

Na 18u00 kan men de parking aan het hotel niet bereiken omwille van autovrije straat. Dit zou moeten vereld worden bij reservatie.

Hotel"miteux". Vieille moquette poussiéreuse. Pas d'ascenseur. . Avions réservé depuis Mars 2011 une chambre avec vue sur mer. On nous mis dans une chambre minable ne donnant aucune envie d'y rester. Petit déjeuner comme le reste.

A localização apenas.

Decoração antiquada, quarto atarracado que mal cabia a cama, alcatifa feia...

Pleasant little resort close to Dubrovnik airport. The hotel is at the far end of the village very close to the sea with lots of coming and going of leisure craft. The building is fairly old but the bedroom was ok. The location is the hotel's strongest point. From the hotel you're quickly on the shady path leading to bathing spots. Buffet breakfast was good though the orange juice was more like squash.

On both of the 2 nights we were there the loud music from the restaurant across the bay which is owned by the Supetar and which went on late into the night completely ruined any pleasure one might have from sitting by the water on a warm evening. When commenting on this to the receptionist, it was suggested that we could be in our room with the windows closed and the air conditioning on. I paid the bill in cash in euros but the hotel charged 1% extra for converting it to kunar and then added the local tax in euros so I ended up paying 223 instead of 216 euros. If the local authority chooses to charge in euros the hotel should do the same. There's no public transport to the airport and taxis are expensive.

It had a fantastic location right on the waterfront, very close to all the restaurants.

I paid £61 per night for a single room. I dissmissed the first room offered as it was more like a prison cell, the second room was a little better but one small window with shutters on the outside which again blocked the light from coming into the room, The receptionist spent more time playing computer games rather than taking any interest in serving. I asked for some ice but just got a shrug of the shoulders from both her and the bar staff. I noticed uk tour operators stayed there and felt they were given preference over independent travellers. The general cleanliness of the reception area, terrace and breakfast room could all do with an update, carpets and furniture were tired and shabby.

Ubicacion perfecta.

Los baños muy pequeños y el mobiliario de las habitaciones era el imprescindible, pero en formica, de lo mas cutre.

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