Best Hotels in Medulin
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Arena Hotel Holiday ★★★
"Stayed 6 days. 80s style hotel, carpet in the rooms and common areas. Dirty in some places. Cleanliness of the rooms not always impeccable. Breakfast rich but not of high quality. Swimming pool ok. Staff not very attentive and friendly. The feeling is that each employee does his job without paying attention to the customer, for example the waiters cleaned the breakfast tables but the chairs always remained dirty. Few said hello. Recommended only for short periods. In general the management is" still a little behind the Italian average of the same category, about 30 years. Prices in Medulin have grown a lot this year but the level of service has not improved. This must be taken into consideration for those who decide on this destination."
Arena Grand Kazela Camping Homes ★★★★
"Unfortunately, we miss the toilet paper in both toilets. Pay extra for the beds on the pool in the campsite."
Apartments Zova ★★★
Park Plaza Belvedere Medulin ★★★★
"Friendly staff... excellent and varied food... beachfront location... in short, a wonderful place to relax and enjoy."
Visula Hotel & Spa - New Opening 2026
"My mum and I had a wonderful five-night stay at this beautiful hotel. From the moment we arrived, the staff made us feel incredibly welcome—with a special mention to Denis, Ika, and Lili in the spa for making our stay extra memorable. The entire property feels brand new, spotlessly clean, and beautifully designed. We loved the fresh selection at the half-board buffet, as well as the relaxing spa treatments. The location right opposite the archaeological park is stunning, and relaxing on the hotel’s loungers while taking in the view was a highlight. It’s the perfect spot for a quiet, high-quality getaway and offers absolute value for money. I can't recommend it enough!"
Arena Medulin Mobile Homes ★★
"First time we’ve been camping as a family for our main vacation. The pitch we chose was pretty good, enough room for a family tent and a shelter. However, we came in late August, towards the end of the season, and occupancy was definitely thinning out. If every pitch nearby had been occupied, I think it would have been quite claustrophobic. Access to the beaches is excellent; both stony and sandy nearby (within 400m we had a choice of probably 4 beaches), great for snorkeling, great for the kids (D4, D7) to play in the sand. Toilet block normally had showers available without too much of a queue (the inside showers had a VERY short (7 second) timer so we found the “outdoor” (not open) showers to be a better bet. But, despite the constant presence of cleaning staff, their (in)effectiveness meant I’d never have showered without flip-flops. AND only 4 cubicles for males in the toilets. Nearly always a queue, even at 06:00. What else was good? Kids’ entertainment was enjoyed by my daughters, barbecue areas were good (I was lucky, but can imagine they get busy/unavailable in higher season) Had little interaction with staff at all, but was loaned the necessary adapter for my electric hook-up free of charge. Appreciated. Mediocre: the supermarket was well stocked, slight premium on beer, wine and juice (expected and accepted), bread, meat, dairy and toiletries seemed to be much more expensive. Bad: two things. One of which was completely outside the control of the campsite: the loud music which started around 23:00 and continued until 04:00 from a nightclub/bar nearby. Second: towards the end of our stay, a tree fell and destroyed at least one tent and damaged a car (no-one was hurt, Alhamdillulah). There was no storm, no wind. I’m prepared to accept this as an Act of God; my wife thinks more care should be taken with the health of the trees, of which there are many at the campsite; providing welcome shade but here, as we can see, also danger. The truth probably lies somewhere within. Would we come back? Probably not, as we don’t return to holiday destinations. Would we recommend this to others? Probably yes, but with the caveats listed."
Plavo Nebo Istra Apartments ★★★
"The place is really beautiful and clean. The beach is far away, and you have to pay for the barbecue. Upon arrival, they ask for a €100 deposit for any damages. During our stay, the umbrella on the terrace broke and almost fell on our heads. In good faith, we went to the front desk to report it, and they accused us of breaking it. When we told them it was probably a bad umbrella for the apartment and was a sign of wear and tear, they emailed us photos of us with the umbrella. These photos didn't prove anything, but they gave us the unpleasant feeling that we'd always been spied on in our space. In the end, we owed them €80 for damage we hadn't caused. Nice place, but we won't be returning."
Ai Pini Medulin Resort ★★★
"The first day, it was shown that yellow water came out of the cranes. The day T****** was a snake of the boiler that made the whole apartment white and I had to move to another apartment, the floor was dirty dead insects, not all the lighting did it. Third day nothing special. The fourth night, two cakerlacks were caught, and the lighting of the field is not good, and there are many different levels, so good if the lighting works well, and I fell with a shoulder injury. This all left the reception cold, so absolutely no advisor. Steven of den Ham"
Muki ★★★
"The apartment was really super. Good and above all quietly located, parking directly on the ground, huge terrace with view to the very well maintained garden. The apartment was very large, with air conditioning and washing and towel change, very clean"
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Villa San Rocco Bed & Breakfast
"Great little hotel in the perfect location. Everyone was really friendly and helpful. Room looks like it had been recently refurbished, was spotlessly clean. 10 mins walk to the beach, loads of restaurants and bars a couple of mins away. highly recommended."
Kazela Apartments
New villa Maris with private pool just 500m from beach
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Medulin Travel Information
Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/F
Exchange Rate
1 GBP ≈ 1.17 EUR
Local Payment
Cards/Cash
Connectivity
HT/A1/Telemach
Current Weather
Mostly clear
More Information About Medulin Hotels
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Number of reviews |
281 |
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Total properties |
133 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£136 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£137 |
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Trending hotel |
Park Plaza Belvedere Medulin |
FAQ – Hotels in Medulin
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What are the best places to stay in Medulin?
Some of the best places to stay in Medulin are near popular attractions like Mala pineta, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Medulin near Mala pineta?
Some of the top hotels in Medulin near Mala pineta include Park Plaza Belvedere Medulin (from £125), Arena Hotel Holiday (from £112) and Arena Grand Kazela Camping Homes (from £180), all offering easy access to Mala pineta, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Medulin?
The most popular Medulin hotels for your stay: Park Plaza Belvedere Medulin (from £125), Arena Grand Kazela Camping Homes (from £180) and Visula Hotel & Spa - New Opening 2026 (from £113) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Medulin are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Park Plaza Belvedere Medulin (from £125) and Visula Hotel & Spa - New Opening 2026 (from £113) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Medulin have swimming pools?
Park Plaza Belvedere Medulin (from £125), Arena Grand Kazela Camping Homes (from £180) and Visula Hotel & Spa - New Opening 2026 (from £113) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Medulin offer an especially good breakfast ?
Park Plaza Belvedere Medulin (from £125),Arena Hotel Holiday (from £112) and Visula Hotel & Spa - New Opening 2026 (from £113) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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