Solaris Ivan-Sibenik-Krka

Written: 4 october 2010
Travel time: 19 — 26 september 2010
Who does the author recommend the hotel to?: For a relaxing holiday; For business travel
Your rating of this hotel:
7.0
from 10
Hotel ratings by criteria:
Rooms: 7.0
Service: 7.0
Cleanliness: 7.0
Food: 7.0
Amenities: 7.0
The hotel is good. Solid 3 stars. The menu for breakfast and dinner is varied. Yes, in the evening drinks are paid. The price of 400g of white wine (not bad, by the way) is equal to 2 cups of tea (tea is so-so). So wine is better. The staff is responsive, everyone speaks English, they hardly understand Russian. The features of the Croatian language are affecting - the stress on the first syllable. And wrong stress changes words. Remember our joke about French chansonnier shoe repair : ) .
The rooms were cleaned carefully and every day.
But in general, the service is not intrusive : ) Ask, they will tell you in detail, and if you don’t ask, they won’t tell or prompt you yourself. In terms of information, as it is weak. In the evenings, a wonderful pianist played on the phono. And he sang well. In general, Croatians love to sing : )

The water is wonderful, the sea is alive - a lot of fish and other living creatures. Hedgehog saw one and then because he was looking hard. The beach is large pebbly and small sandy. But sand is crushed. Fine gravel 4x5mm. It is better to swim in swimming slippers.
A shuttle bus runs from the hotel to Sibenik. 12 kuna one way ticket. Driver's tickets. Receptionist schedule.
Sibenik is an interesting town. The old city can be walked up and down, several times in 3 hours with a visit to the fortress of St. Michael. Nice restaurant with seafood menu and Highlander beer. Service is good. On Pribislaca street. Croats met sympathetic and friendly.
From the hotel there is a boat with an excursion to the Krka nature reserve. There are waterfalls, rich vegetation, living creatures. Worth the swim. The bus is said to be less interesting. The only drawback is if the Russians are few, the guide speaks English and German. In general, the "great and mighty" in Croatia is very limited and rare. True written Croatian is quite easy for us to understand.
I am satisfied with the rest in general.
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