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The service at the hotel is good, but in general it does not pull at 4. The food is average, but for dinner they always serve a seafood dish (a lot of mussels) and the dishes are not repeated. The price of dinner does not include drinks (non-alcoholic drinks must also be bought), but it is better to bring with you, because. the price of water in a restaurant is 2 times higher than in a store.
The beach is right in front of the hotel, in this regard the location is excellent. The beach is pebbly, slippers are not needed for swimming. But if you walk 15 minutes to the right of the hotel along the coast and past an abandoned hotel and a T-shaped pier, you can get to a very pretty beach, which smoothly turns into a nudist one. It's great to snorkel there, but the pebbles are bigger.
According to the location of the village: both to Split and to Dubrovnik - 1.5-2 hours drive. The roads are of good quality, but consist of "mother-in-law's tongues" and deaf turns. So, if you rent a car, be prepared for a calm and attentive ride. In principle, there are no problems with public transport. In the neighboring village, Makarska, you can safely go by bus - 10 minutes.
It is better to go to the famous Plitvice Lakes by car and for a couple of days. There is a village nearby, where you can rent a room-apartment for 20 euros, and calmly walk around the lakes yourself, no one needs a guide, and a one-day excursion takes about 12 hours round trip. The same applies to Dubrovnik. Note that the road to Dubrovnik passes through Bosnia, so don't forget your passport.
In general, the hotel is suitable for a relaxing holiday. I can’t say anything about animation, because. in September it was almost non-existent. In the evening, however, live music is played near the open bar. And one more thing: the Internet is paid and quite expensive.
The beach is right in front of the hotel, in this regard the location is excellent. The beach is pebbly, slippers are not needed for swimming. But if you walk 15 minutes to the right of the hotel along the coast and past an abandoned hotel and a T-shaped pier, you can get to a very pretty beach, which smoothly turns into a nudist one. It's great to snorkel there, but the pebbles are bigger.
According to the location of the village: both to Split and to Dubrovnik - 1.5-2 hours drive. The roads are of good quality, but consist of "mother-in-law's tongues" and deaf turns. So, if you rent a car, be prepared for a calm and attentive ride. In principle, there are no problems with public transport. In the neighboring village, Makarska, you can safely go by bus - 10 minutes.
It is better to go to the famous Plitvice Lakes by car and for a couple of days. There is a village nearby, where you can rent a room-apartment for 20 euros, and calmly walk around the lakes yourself, no one needs a guide, and a one-day excursion takes about 12 hours round trip. The same applies to Dubrovnik. Note that the road to Dubrovnik passes through Bosnia, so don't forget your passport.
In general, the hotel is suitable for a relaxing holiday. I can’t say anything about animation, because. in September it was almost non-existent. In the evening, however, live music is played near the open bar. And one more thing: the Internet is paid and quite expensive.
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