Marina

The rooms are dated and a bit worn, though they were clean and the staff clearly do their best to look after them. We got good value for our money. Breakfast was decent, with fresh vegetables and good coffee, and the pool was clean and pleasant. It’s also well placed, near the Sculpture Park, within reach of the beach, and with a few food shops close by. Thank you 🙏

The pool was clean and looked after, and there was plenty of varied food. I liked the hotel’s old Yugoslav-era 1980s feel, which I mean as a compliment. Our room was spacious and clean, in a quiet part of town, a few minutes from the beach and bus station. There’s also an impressive open-air sculpture museum right across the street. My only small gripe was not having an outlet by the bed. I had a genuinely pleasant stay and would recommend it.

The garden, with its trees and pool, was lovely, and the hotel was away from the noise but still in a great spot. It took us about five minutes to walk to the beach, which I liked better than Nissi Beach. The building is old and may be rated three stars, but to me it felt like five, compared with some five-star places that are just buildings. The staff were amazing and friendly, from reception to the daily room cleaners. My family especially loved Andreas, the funny, friendly bartender. I don’t know the restaurant manager’s name, but he was a great man too.

I liked the quiet atmosphere, the kind people, and the pool, which has trees around it so you can choose shade or sun. You can eat there at any time of day. There’s also a restaurant, a shop, and a bus stop nearby, and the beach is about 15 minutes away, though I preferred the pool. Given the options I found after arriving, this place was perfect.