Apartments Villa Dalmazia

You’d have to be looking for near-total seclusion to enjoy this location. The nearest beach is 650 metres away, along a very hilly route; a similar supermarket is 1,300 metres away, and the centre is about 1,750 metres away. Even a quick food shop means a 20-minute walk each way. That may suit strong walkers, but for others it’s a slog. A car helps, though parking is hard to find wherever you go. The rooms are small, more suited to one or two people, with just one closet for four. The walls are dirty, and the tiny kitchen isn’t suitable for cooking. There are holes all over the floor, with ants coming out of them, maybe 400 a day. A four-person room with only two spoons and two knives is also badly short on equipment. The Wi-Fi password is free, at least, but the connection is poor. Don’t count on mobile games, streaming or downloads. The other amenities are basic, just about enough. There is a TV, but all the channels are in Croatian, and even after we asked, they couldn’t change the language. This may be one of the cheaper options nearby, but the drawbacks explain the price, so it’s hard to call it a bargain. I’d only book if you know what the location and its downsides are like. Even a 4.5-star rating would be undeserved. Two stars at most, and that’s generous.