Petra V.
The parking arrangement was stressful: there were five cars but only three permanent spots, so every evening we had to coordinate with other guests about who was leaving when and where to park. Changing plans in the morning could disrupt that too. Inside, the rooms were cramped and packed with too many people. This is a large family house divided into rooms, with locked doors between them instead of proper walls, so you can hear everything. Basic things were missing, including hand soap, salt, kitchen towels, and blankets. Organization was extremely poor, and the hostess was very pushy. The apartments are supposedly owned by her son, who doesn't even live in Jelsa, a classic Croatian story. I really don't recommend staying here.

