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City Hotel Dubrovnik
Hotel in Dubrovnik
Located in Dubrovnik, a 11-minute walk from Bellevue Beach, City Hotel Dubrovnik provides accommodations with a terrace, private parking, a restaurant and a bar. Between main bus station/port and old town. Bus stop with frequent connections to both areas one minute walk away. Modern, spacious, quiet accommodations. Friendly staff. Balcony.
Aminess Khalani Hotel
Hotel in Makarska
Facing the beachfront, Aminess Khalani Hotel offers 5-star accommodations in Makarska and features a garden, restaurant and bar. The staff was extremely welcoming and friendly! The hotel on its own is architecturally interesting. The rooms are well-equipped, quiet, and very clean! The facilities for relaxing are great, very comfortable. As it was quite rainy we enjoyed the indoor spa but I can easily imagine how cool the outdoor activities are too! The breakfast was unimaginable. A nice mix of local and international dishes. A great possibility to try many local things in small quantities. Only for this, I wish we had stayed longer.
Hotel Elu Iris
Hotel in Znjan, Split
Set on Žnjan beach Elu Iris offers accommodations with a bar, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 3-star hotel offers a concierge service, a tour desk and free WiFi. Very friendly staff. Good value for money. Amazing view. Right across the beach. Nice restaurants in the near vincinity. Would definatley coming back.
Boutique Hotel Porto
Hotel in Dubrovnik
Located in Dubrovnik, a 11-minute walk from Bellevue Beach, Boutique Hotel Porto provides accommodations with a garden, private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. This 4-star hotel offers a bar. Everything is very good. Location, rooms, food,staff. 10 out of 10!
Hotel Saint Hildegard
Hotel in Omiš
Located in Omiš, a few steps from Beach Čelina, Hotel Saint Hildegard provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace. Superb for price and that you get.
Time Boutique Hotel
Hotel in Split
Boasting a wellness center, an indoor pool and an on-site restaurant, the 4-star Time Boutique Hotel is located in Split. A great hotel with a lovely pool, spa facilities and breakfast. About 10 mins walk from the old town and would recommend the restaurant opposite.
Boutique Hotel Mirjam
Hotel in Makarska
Located in Makarska, a 2-minute walk from Biloševac Beach, Boutique Hotel Mirjam provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness center and a garden. Clean hotel, modern facilities, good sized rooms, the view, breakfast ...
Teatro Verdi Boutique Hotel
Hotel in Zadar Old Town, Zadar
Set in Zadar Old Town next to the historical monuments and museums, Teatro Verdi Boutique Hotel provides concierge service and a tour desk as well as a 24-hour front desk. Amazing place and amazing staff.
Bellevue Superior City Hotel
Hotel in Šibenik
Enjoying a privileged seafront location in central Šibenik, Bellevue Superior City Hotel offers modernly furnished rooms, each with splendid views of the sea or the city. Friendly, great breakfast. Had a nice massage too.
Hotel Ora
Hotel in Znjan, Split
Located in Split, about 1.2 mi from its historic core and the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, Hotel Ora offers a restaurant, free WiFi and a fitness center. Parking garage is excellent. Room was clean and big. Beautiful Cafe in front of the hotel.
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Hotel Kompas
Hotel in Lapad, Dubrovnik
Hotel Bellevue Trogir
Hotel in Trogir
Sheraton Dubrovnik Riviera Hotel
Hotel in Mlini
Hotel Brown Beach House & Spa
Hotel in Trogir
Bellevue Superior City Hotel
Hotel in Šibenik
Boutique Hotel Mirjam
Hotel in Makarska
Time Boutique Hotel
Hotel in Split
Boutique Hotel Porto
Hotel in Dubrovnik
City Hotel Dubrovnik
Hotel in Dubrovnik
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Hotel Dubrovnik Palace
Hotel in Lapad, Dubrovnik
Located in the Lapad Peninsula, Hotel Dubrovnik Palace offers a beach and a scuba diving center. The pool was fabulous and the private beach was ideal! The breakfast was also fabulous.
Hotel Excelsior
Hotel in Ploce, Dubrovnik
Located just 5 minutes’ walk from Dubrovnik’s Old Town, this beachfront 5-star hotel is a local landmark. It offers a luxurious 2789 ft² spa and 3 restaurants. Location is def the best im Dubrovnik.
lo͝or luxury retreat
Hotel in Stobrec, Split
Located in Split, within a few steps of Beach Camp Stobrec and a 6-minute walk of Beach Stobreč, lo͝or luxury retreat provides accommodations with a garden and free WiFi throughout the property as... We liked the room layout. Good location next to the beach, supermarket, restaurant and bars.
Hotel Ambasador
Hotel in Marjan, Split
Located in Split, a 18-minute walk from Jezinac Beach, Hotel Ambasador provides accommodations with a fitness center, private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. The staff were friendly and helpful, the location was good, very close to those famous restaurants...
Hotel Batuda
Hotel in Split
Located in Split, 1.2 miles from Salona Archeological Park, Hotel Batuda provides accommodations with a shared lounge, free private parking, a terrace and a restaurant. Super convenient when on the way between two destinations and less than 10mn driving distance from...
AC Hotel by Marriott Split
Hotel in Split
Located in Split, 1.6 miles from Bacvice Beach, AC Hotel by Marriott Split has accommodations with a fitness center, private parking, a restaurant and a bar. Good service, friendly staff and clean rooms. Everything was perfect.
Hotel A'mare
Hotel in Zadar
Located in Zadar and with Maestrala Beach reachable within a 18-minute walk, Hotel A'mare provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar. Really nicr Hotel. Close ti old town
Hotel Antonio
Hotel in Makarska
Located in Makarska, a 3-minute walk from Biloševac Beach, Hotel Antonio has accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, private parking, a terrace and a bar. Polite personal and owner (Hvala vam Dragan). New hotel, clean room.
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Heritage hotel Santa Lucia
Hotel in Split Old Town, Split
Well located in the center of Split, Heritage hotel Santa Lucia provides air-conditioned rooms, a garden, free WiFi and a shared lounge. everything was absolutely perfect
Central Square Heritage Hotel
Hotel in Split Old Town, Split
Attractively located in the very heart of Split, the 4-star Central Square Heritage Hotel offers elegant accommodations just steps away from the city’s most popular sights. Free WiFi is provided. Phenomenal location in the old town. Room was large and the bed was very comfortable.
Hotel Osam - Adults Only
Hotel in Supetar
Located within the historic core of Supetar, Hotel Osam is an adult only hotel which offers a buffet breakfast, an a la carte restaurant and an indoor/outdoor swimming pool. The location. Service staff, special mention to Luis.
Divota Apartment Hotel
Hotel in Split City Center, Split
Divota Apartment Hotel offers air-conditioned studios and rooms on 5 locations in the Veli Varoš District of Split. The studios feature free WiFi, a fully equipped kitchenette and a flat-screen TV. Spacious and comfortable apartment.
Amadria Park Kids Hotel Andrija
Hotel in Šibenik
Surrounded with Mediterranean greenery, Hotel Amadria Park Kids Hotel Andrija is set in Šibenik while the 4-km long beach is just 164 feet away. The rooms were clean and spatious. We got an upgrade on our booking.
Hotel Plaža
Hotel in Omiš
Hotel Plaža is situated in the center of Omiš, next to the main town beach. Whether you traveling for business or on vacation, you will find many activities available to you. Hotel was clean. Location, close to the beach and to the old city.
Amadria Park Ivan
Hotel in Šibenik
Surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation, Hotel Amadria Park Ivan is 3.7 mi from the center of Šibenik. 2nd time at this hotel, this time for leisure. Very good service. 10/10 Would recommend.
Deluxe Collection Hotel Kastel
Hotel in Split Old Town, Split
Located in Split and with Bacvice Beach reachable within a 12-minute walk, Deluxe Collection Hotel Kastel has concierge services, allergy-free rooms, a shared lounge, free WiFi and a bar. The breakfast was very good and the location could not have been better.
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Aminess Khalani Hotel
Hotel in Makarska
Facing the beachfront, Aminess Khalani Hotel offers 5-star accommodations in Makarska and features a garden, restaurant and bar. The staff was extremely welcoming and friendly! The hotel on its own is architecturally interesting.
Hotel Elu Iris
Hotel in Znjan, Split
Set on Žnjan beach Elu Iris offers accommodations with a bar, free private parking, a shared lounge and a terrace. This 3-star hotel offers a concierge service, a tour desk and free WiFi. Very friendly staff. Good value for money. Amazing view. Right across the beach.
Hotel Saint Hildegard
Hotel in Omiš
Located in Omiš, a few steps from Beach Čelina, Hotel Saint Hildegard provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a garden and a terrace. Superb for price and that you get.
Boutique Hotel Mirjam
Hotel in Makarska
Located in Makarska, a 2-minute walk from Biloševac Beach, Boutique Hotel Mirjam provides accommodations with a seasonal outdoor swimming pool, free private parking, a fitness center and a garden. Clean hotel, modern facilities, good sized rooms, the view, breakfast ...
Bellevue Superior City Hotel
Hotel in Šibenik
Enjoying a privileged seafront location in central Šibenik, Bellevue Superior City Hotel offers modernly furnished rooms, each with splendid views of the sea or the city. Friendly, great breakfast. Had a nice massage too.
Hotel Ora
Hotel in Znjan, Split
Located in Split, about 1.2 mi from its historic core and the UNESCO-protected Diocletian's Palace, Hotel Ora offers a restaurant, free WiFi and a fitness center. Parking garage is excellent. Room was clean and big. Beautiful Cafe in front of the hotel.
Hotel Brown Beach House & Spa
Hotel in Trogir
Featuring a swimming pool with sun terrace set right next to the sea, Hotel Brown Beach House offers pet-friendly accommodations in Trogir. Great service from staff. Very comfortable bed and really nice and big room.
Sheraton Dubrovnik Riviera Hotel
Hotel in Mlini
Conveniently located between the UNESCO-listed Dubrovnik Old Town and Dubrovnik Airport, Sheraton Dubrovnik Riviera Hotel is located in a secluded beachfront location in the village of Mlini. Everything! The location is stunning with easy access to the beach, restaurants etc.
Dalmatia Highlights
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Discover Dubrovnik’s Old Town
Explore the rich heritage of the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ by taking a walk along the Old Town’s ancient wall.
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Party all night in Hvar and Novalja
Top DJs and an international crowd fill the clubs in Hvar and Novalja, 2 of Dalmatia’s most notorious party towns.
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Flavours of Dalmatia
Dalmatian prosciutto, Pag and Brač lamb, Ston oysters or Pag cheese – the region’s wide gastronomic range is hard to match.
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Hiking in Paklenica National Park
Breath-taking waterfalls, babbling streams and a generous dose of fresh air are guaranteed on a hike through Paklenica National Park.
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Hidden natural wonders
Get your fill of turquoise waters at Zlatni Rat Beach, Biševo’s Blue Grotto, Odysseus Cave and Blue or Red Lake.
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Roman heritage of Split
Discover the legacy of the Roman Empire in Split’s UNESCO World Heritage Site, Diocletian’s Palace. A must-see for history enthusiasts!
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Diving in the crystal clear Adriatic
A secret world of shipwrecks, coral reefs and undersea caves awaits you under the sparkling surface of the Adriatic Sea.
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Krka Waterfalls National Park
Marvel over the magnificent waterfalls and dazzling scenery before taking a refreshing swim in the unspoilt waters of River Krka.
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Walled coastal towns
Stroll along medieval stone walls and narrow streets in Dalmatia’s many ancient coastal towns, including Trogir, Korčula and Zadar.
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A taste of Dalmatia’s wine districts
Treat yourself to a Dalmatian wine tasting! Some of Croatia’s best grapes grow in Pelješac, Hvar and Imotski.
FAQs about hotels in Dalmatia
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Split City Center, Lapad, and Old Town are popular with other travelers visiting Dalmatia.
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White Stone Villa 43, Hotel Plaža Duće, and Hotel Dubrovnik Palace in Dalmatia have received great reviews for the views from their hotel rooms.
Guests staying in Dalmatia also loved the views from their rooms at Hotel Saint Hildegard, Hotel Lukas, and Rixos Premium Dubrovnik.
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There are 59,739 hotels in Dalmatia you can book on Booking.com.
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Hotels in Dalmatia that offer highly-rated breakfasts include Heritage Hotel Antique Split, Aparthotel Pecic, and VILLA JANE INN.
Breakfast at these hotels in Dalmatia are also highly-rated: Hotel Supetar, Heritage Hotel Tisno, and Judita Palace Heritage Hotel.
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On average, it costs $62 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Dalmatia for tonight. You'll pay around $98 on average if you stay at a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Dalmatia will cost around $244 (based on Booking.com prices).
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On average, 3-star hotels in Dalmatia cost $81 per night, and 4-star hotels in Dalmatia are $136 per night. If you're looking for something really special, 5-star hotels in Dalmatia cost around $264 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
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Popular places to stay in Dalmatia include hotels near Krka Waterfalls, Saharun Beach, and Biokovo Mountain.
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Hotel Bellevue Trogir, Boutique Hotel Mirjam, and Hotel Brown Beach House & Spa are some of the popular hotels in Dalmatia.
In addition, Sheraton Dubrovnik Riviera Hotel, Hotel Excelsior, and Hotel Ora are also popular in Dalmatia.
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Some of the best hotels in Dalmatia near Krka Waterfalls include Apartmani Marijana, Gabi Rooms & Studio Apartment, and Holiday Home Lucia.
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The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Dalmatia this weekend is $99 or $166 for a 4-star hotel. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Dalmatia this weekend cost around $407 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
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Many families visiting Dalmatia loved staying at Hotel Supetar, Boutique Hotel Intermezzo - Pag centre, and Heritage Hotel Tisno.
VILLA JANE INN, Heritage Hotel Antique Split, and Boutique Hotel Ani - Adults Only are also popular among family travelers.
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Couples traveling to Dalmatia loved staying at Hotel Supetar, Armerun Heritage Hotel & Residences, and VILLA JANE INN.
These hotels in Dalmatia are also highly-rated by couples: Heritage Hotel Antique Split, Murum Heritage Hotel, and Boutique Hotel Bora & Villas Garamm.
Planning a trip? Get inspired by reviews of cities in Dalmatia
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One of the most charming and historic places in Europe.
One of the most charming and historic places in Europe. Beaches are essentially non-existent, small rocky and crowded which is generally true for all of The Dalmatian Coast
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Central on the Dalmatian Coast for day trips.
Central on the Dalmatian Coast for day trips. Old town is quite nice and all walkable. The people are lovely. The rest of the town is fairly prosaic. Day trips include Islands, inland parks, Sibnnik, or just hang at the beach.
James United States of America -
Sibenik (English pronunciation she-ben-ICK) has a lovely...
Sibenik (English pronunciation she-ben-ICK) has a lovely little old town and the greater city is situated between several points of interest for us. We recommend checking out the Cathedral, and city forts as well as wandering the old city streets for souvenirs. The beach was also well maintained and pleasant between peak use hours. We are pale people, and the sun keeps us in the shade during those peak hours anyway. Parking was a bit tricky to find, particularly in the less expensive hourly places. Keeping in mind we were there in the middle of high tourist season, the beach parking, if you are sticking around for half a day, was a good find. The best meals we found to eat were both on the waterfront. Bounty is a farm to table kind of place, with mid range prices and amazing food. We had bread, mussels, and octopus stew. Service was friendly and prompt. Sesula is a "riba i sendvic" or seafood and sandwich place we stopped at for lunch. We enjoyed one cod and one "Dalmatian" sandwich, and drinks. The atmosphere is very casual and beachside friendly.
Laura United States of America -
Great base to explore Dalmatia.
Great base to explore Dalmatia. Sibenik old town very nearby, 5 minutes away from big supermarkets. 10-minute drive to Zaboric, which also has a great beach. Another nice half day trip (late afternoon, stay for dinner) is the fortress of Knin, about 1 hour drive. And of course Krka National Park with the Skradinsk Buk waterfall where you can swim at the base of the waterfall. Use the national park entrance at Skradin and then you take a boat ride (included in the entrance fee) to the main waterfall. After the visit to the park, drive to Konoba Vinko restaurant on the D33 from Sibenik to Knin for a lovely local Croatian dinner, try the suckling pig! The beach in front of Nakic apartments (just cross the road, but beware of the busy traffic) is quite nice and suitable for kids. But ensure that you have water shoes as it is a pebble beach with lots of rocks in the water.
Martijn Netherlands -
Dubrovnik is still a great city to visit, but compared to...
Dubrovnik is still a great city to visit, but compared to earlier visits it is very crowded, noisy and generally not a good value, compared to other places in Dalmatia, when it comes to eating out. It was annoying to find that a very mediocre restaurant charged a cover charge, not encountered in many other Croatian places. Ordinary tap water was also not available to customers even though it is a common practice elsewhere.
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Dubrovnik has the best walled city / fortification on...
Dubrovnik has the best walled city / fortification on the Dalmatian coast - but not the only one. It is horribly crowded and the areas outside the access gates are really congested. We spent part of one day walking the old town and that was plenty. The walls and ruins in Kotor and Split aren't as popular but both places are impressive and much more relaxed.
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Dubrovnik is not a massive city so it is easy to navigate.
Dubrovnik is not a massive city so it is easy to navigate. The usual sites such as the city walls, cable car, Lokrum Island are all worth a visit. The old city itself is beautiful and well worth an explore. The main street Stradun is easily the busiest and therefore most expensive, it's worth an explore down the many side streets for food, drink and atmosphere. There is plenty of varying cuisine and a few options for Dalmatian food. There is a quiet beach called Sveti Jakob if you dont mind the extra 20 min walk. Drinking is fairly expensive so it might be worth a Google to see where locals drink. We found the Buzz bar to be more purse friendly. Souvenirs are a plenty but we found most of the stuff for sale was made in China and not locally produced, which was a bit disappointing. We also did the day trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina and seen the Kravice Waterfalls and Mostar bridge, well worth the visit.
Julie United Kingdom -
Stayed in Split for 3 days after having travelled for 10...
Stayed in Split for 3 days after having travelled for 10 days from Dubrovnik up the Dalmatian coast. Liked the history, easy walking access to everything in and around the palace. Good cafes and restaurants. Lively bars on waterfront later at night. Enjoyed the walking tours. Great way to learn about the history and layout of city. (Serena Tours.)
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Amazing maze of old streets.
Amazing maze of old streets. Wish we'd had more time to explore. Great location to catch a cruise to the Dalmatian islands.
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Super clean and beautiful historic city.
Super clean and beautiful historic city. The city is completely different from other cities on the Dalmatian coast. Dubrovnik is slammed with tourists. Would recommend a few days in Dubrovnik and heading up the coast and visiting various islands for a relaxing trip.
Anonymous United States of America
Explore guest reviews of hotels in Dalmatia
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Seafront apartment in historical Cippico castle
Kastel Stari, Kaštela
The property was exceptionally clean, the hosts Jelena & Zeljko were very welcoming, the view from the entire apartment was incredible and the town was peaceful and safe! The apartment is also surrounded by a number of restaurants and cafes all within walking distance. We landed late at night and really liked the fact that there were basic supplies on arrivals such as milk, juice, bread cheese and ham in the fridge. We were welcomed with a wonderful platter of local cheese and Dalmatian Prosciutto!
Denis United Kingdom -
Great apartment. Newly and tastefully furnished, well kept and equipped, spotlessly clean. All the amenities you would need: dishwasher, laundry machine, coffee machines, hair dryer, new AirPlay enabled TV - if you have time to watch TV, that is! Gorgeous terrace to indulge in the sun, with unobstructed view of Rogoznica bay. Rather easy to find. Partially shaded parking is abundant - which is a rather rare occurrence in Dalmatian towns. Loved every minute of our stay!
Igor Slovenia -
The views from the balconies and poolside are simply incredible. Lokva Rogoznica is a small village 10 minutes from Omiš and our favourite part of the Dalmatian coastline by far. The Villa itself is stunning and equipped with everything we needed across three levels as a family of 10. Our host Karlo and his family made us feel so welcome and provided us with local knowledge and some of the best meals we had in Croatia at their family run restaurant the Berekin.
James United Kingdom -
Exceptional views of the Dalmatian coast. Staff were lovely, very friendly and helpful (arranged taxi back to airport for us) Food was tasty and we dined on the terrace enjoying the views. The hotel is a 5 minute walk down to the water taxi which takes you up the coast to Trogir island. You can also book other boat trips/hire boats from this location. Great place to base yourself to explore this area of Croatia-beautiful country !
Mark United Kingdom -
Luxury Rooms Ivana
Kastel Luksic, Kaštela
From $54 per nightThe host family went above and beyond to make us feel at home. Ivana made us a traditional Dalmatian style breakfast each morning. She is a superb chef and a most gracious hostess. We will definitely book again, each time we visit Croatia. Exceptionally clean, close proximity to the beach, old historic area and great restaurants and cafes are within walking distance. Secured spot to park car, easy access in and out.
Diane United States of America -
From $106 per night
Stayed one night only on our way back to the USA after staying with family. The highlight was visiting and eating at the nearby Dalmatian Village. My family is from an "actual" Dalmatian Village and it was spot on. Loved being pampered and wish we would have stayed longer. The hotel ordered a taxi to visit the city center and the conversion from dollars to Kune at the hotel was seamless.
Findlay United States of America -
Gorgeous hotel right next to the beach. Has huge territory compared to others hotels in this area. Lovely spa, indoor and outdoor pools, fitness room. Very good breakfast and dinner was included, which is a huge bonus, the food was fantastic with a very good selection. Hotel helped with a smoot airport transfer. It is about 1:15 from Split airport. One of the best spots to stay on Dalmatia coast
Sergii United States of America -
Holiday Home Lukica
Privlaka
From $167 per nightEverything was great, very kind host, clean and comfortable apartment, lot of beautiful beaches highly recommended for families with children close to the apartment (Privlaka sandy beach, Ninska Laguna, Zaton, Vir island beaches 5-10 minutes far). Nice venetian style, dalmatian spirit old towns in Nin and Zadar, superb restaurants.
Andor Hungary -
Apartmani Petra
Primošten
From $78 per nightThe apartment was huge. The views of the sea from the balcony are amazing. The owners were lovely people and very helpful. Parking was just around the corner. The old town, bars, restaurants, shops are all within easy walking distance. It was a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the Dalmatian coast.
JULIO Australia -
Apartmani Villa Mimi
Brodarica
A friendly and welcoming owner, fast response time. The kitchen was small, but functional. Had all the pans and pots I needed. As expected, for a three star apartment in Dalmatia, we didn't get any condiments in the kitchen. Not even paper towels. Fortunately, we came prepared :)
Sanda United States of America -
Personal was extremly helpful and kind, especially at the reception desk. The hotel was clean with local dalmatian cuisine literally on the beach. I would recommend this accomodation for families with children, as there is hotel pool, gaming room and other activities for children.
Martina Slovakia -
Villa Rustica Dalmatia
Seget Vranjica
This is literally the best place to stay in Dalmatia and Croatia in general. The breakfast, the service, the place, the people, you name it - everything can and should be rated 11/10. Thank you to all the people working in this villa, it was incredible!
Ivan Poland -
From $86 per night
We loved the location. The hotel has an amazing roof top terrace with fabulous views of Supetar and Dalmatia. The room was excellent, breakfast was great, with a wide range of choice. We would definitely stay there again!
Gaynor Croatia -
From $59 per night
Luminosity of the apartment and à sea view. Cleanleness and confortable bedding. Authenticity of the Dalmatian house and very good location (city center). Kindness and helpfulness of our host Katja above all.
Nebojsa France -
Exclusive Center apartment
Makarska
From $78 per nightExcellent stay, host was great. Another great experience for our family trip. Location wonderful. My daughter born in Canada beautiful country Can't get over how beautiful Croatia and the Dalmatian coast is.
Ivan Canada -
Apartments Villa ViDa Orebić
Orebić
It was spacious (cca 70m2), had balcony and plenty of hot water, which is important because it can be issue in Dalmatia. Had decent equipped kitchen and possibility of the grill.
Martina Croatia -
From $87 per night
A perfect stay.The Location,The Staff ,Resturant are great.One of the best value/money Hotels in Dalmatia for sure.
Mirza Austria -
Excellent location. Beautiful courtyard from the hotel. Wonderful Dalmatia.
Siniša Bosnia and Herzegovina -
The location is great, the host is very friendly and the apartment was really nice!
Preslava Tasheva -
Everything was really great and this hotel is literally on the beach. Large complex in quiet beach zone, huge indoor heated pool (water is actually at the perfect temp), amazing views from outdoor pool. Restaurants and bars were very affordable. Food overall was quite good. Rooms are large and feel recently refurbished. Most rooms will have sea view. Highly recommended!
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