Port 9 Camping

Getting into the old town was easy, either on foot in about 30 minutes or by water taxi for 3 euros. The hotel is well placed on Korcula. My room was upgraded, which was a lovely surprise, though I only learned about it once I got there and the new room didn't have a balcony. I couldn't find many places to eat nearby as a B&B guest. On our first night I tried to order room service using the QR link in the room, but when I called, I was told it wasn't available. That was frustrating. Lunch choices were limited too, with one beach bar that seemed open and the supermarket across the road. The pool area is small, but I always found a lounger there. I couldn't get one on the beach. Breakfast was fine, nothing special.

I wish we'd booked a longer stay. Four nights went by too quickly, and if I'd known how much we would enjoy it, I would have stayed two weeks. The whole complex is beautiful, and the grounds are lovely and well kept. Our room in Andres Villa was spotless, and everyone on staff was warm, helpful, and professional. My daughter especially loved the Mini Club team. They were so caring that I could properly relax, and she got so attached to them that she cried when we had to leave. We also really enjoyed breakfast and dinner, with plenty of variety and great quality. Aminess Korčula deserves five stars in my view. Thank you, Aminess Team, for such a wonderful stay.

I had a marvelous holiday here. The hotel sits right by the sea, so you can jump in whenever you like. If you get tired of the salt water, there are three pools, including a huge infinity pool with its own bar. A lovely place to relax, and I'd highly recommend it if you're visiting Korčula.

The food was generally great, though it could feel repetitive over a week. Dinner drinks cost extra and seemed a bit overpriced. The way tips were more or less expected felt strange for Europe. We visited in early September, so some services had already closed for the off-season. The location by the sea is lovely, with a couple of pools, a supermarket next door, and a taxi boat to town that takes just a few minutes and costs 3€. People were friendly and service was really nice. With a young child, dinner hours could be awkward if they wanted to eat early. The playrooms were closed from 12 to 16, so they weren't available during the strongest sun.