Best Hotels in Omis
Explore Omis with 45 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Hotel Villa Dvor ★★★
"Beautiful location on a hill right by the river. Restaurant with a rooftop terrace offering stunning views over the old town to the sea. Great breakfast. Very friendly staff who also speak good German and English. Rooftop whirlpool with spectacular views across the river to the bridge. We really enjoyed our stay and would love to come back."
Damianii Luxury Boutique Hotel & Spa ★★★★★
"Absolutely fantastic hotel in every way. Great location, rooms, staff. Special mention to Nikola and Tommy who made our stay very special. Pool area lovely and accessible to the beach was great as well. Can't wait to return to stay again and will do very soon. Highly recommend."
Hotel Plaža ★★★★
"Hotel was very clean Staff were very helpful and friendly. Plenty of food choice. No pool or grounds to sit in but as it is next to the beach and sea that was no problem. Close to the Old town Town is small but pleasant Plenty of activities available on and near the canal"
Pansion Begic ★★★
"Such it disappointing! Too expensive more then 120€ per night for two people for the service what we got: View forest Air condition too loud Pillows half empty No cattle One wardrobe One toilet roll, one soap, one gel shower, furniture made in 1982"
Apartment Anica ★★★
Villa Mama - Traditional Apartments in Omis, Free Parking ★★★★
"Location was perfect. Nice quiet apartment tucked away in a shaded area. It was great to have a full kitchen and fridge, couch, etc!"
Camping Almissa ★★★
"Camping Almissa: administrative chaos, absurd restrictions, and complete indifference to guests Our vacation at Camping Almissa, Vukovarska 7, 21310 Omiš, Croatia, was seriously marred not by one major problem, but by constant administrative chaos, a lack of basic organization, and an extremely unpleasant attitude toward guests. The negative impression began at reception. The campsite is huge, with many campers, but the staff is clearly insufficient, so you have to wait in a long line. The premises themselves are large, but stuffy and hot: the air conditioning doesn't work, there are only two waiting areas, no drinking water in the cooler, and no toilets nearby. It's especially "pleasant" to go through all this after a long journey and with small children. We stayed in the Holiday Home Superior 4+1. The interior layout of the house truly matched the description on the website—perhaps the only thing we had no serious complaints about. When we rented a cabin, we were provided with two sun loungers and several beach chairs. We logically assumed they were safe for use on the beach. However, after we placed a sun lounger for our three-year-old child in the shade of a tree, within half an hour, people approached us and began demanding, in a highly agitated tone, that we leave immediately. After I explained that we were indeed staying at a campsite and gave the number of the cabin we had rented, the tone of the conversation changed. But by that point, a large security guard had already rushed over to take away the sun lounger the small child had been resting on. I've attached a photo. Then the situation became completely absurd. The Camping Almissa staff claimed we were blocking the sea view of the owner of another trailer. I suggested we simply move under a nearby tree, but was told that the sun loungers they had provided were not allowed on the beach at all. In other words, the campsite provides sun loungers, but prohibits their use for their intended purpose. Ultimately, we had to take them back to the cabin. Moreover, there are no visible signs, diagrams, memos, or rules on the grounds outlining such restrictions. Guests are forced to figure out for themselves where they can be, where they can't put a sun lounger, and whose interests are more important than the family who paid for their stay. Instead of proper information, there's conflict, security, and humiliating confrontations right on the beach. The condition of the grounds also leaves a bad impression. There are almost no employees who actually maintain order. The paths are littered with trash—I've also attached photos. There isn't a single decent bench or seat along the beachfront. Furthermore, staff refer to part of the area as "private territory," despite the lack of clear markings and accessible information for vacationers. I also don't recommend paying for breakfast at the local restaurant. The drink, which is called juice here, tastes more like a highly diluted emulsion. The soda"
Hotel Villa MiraMar ★★★★
"Everything was perfect .Even the smallest details were calculated exactly so you can feel great for the whole stay at them. Delicious breakfast. Rooms were super clean. Definetly coming back 🤗"
Apartments Ana ★★★
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Power Plug & Voltage
230V/Type C/F
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More Information About Omis Hotels
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Number of reviews |
150 |
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Total properties |
45 |
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Weekday Avg. Price |
£102 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£103 |
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Hotel Villa Dvor |
FAQ – Hotels in Omis
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What is the average price of a hotel in Omis this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Omis this weekend is £95 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £107 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Omis this weekend typically cost £319 per night.
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How much do hotels in Omis cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Omis during weekdays is £96 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £98 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Omis generally cost £308 per night on weekdays.
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What are some of the best hotels in Omis?
The most popular Omis hotels for your stay: Hotel Villa Dvor (from £82), Hotel Plaža (from £94) and Villa Mama - Traditional Apartments in Omis, Free Parking (from £75) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Omis are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Hotel Plaža (from £94), Damianii Luxury Boutique Hotel & Spa (from £160) and Hotel Villa MiraMar (from £82) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Omis have swimming pools?
Damianii Luxury Boutique Hotel & Spa (from £160) and Camping Almissa (from £94) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Omis offer an especially good breakfast ?
Damianii Luxury Boutique Hotel & Spa (from £160),Hotel Plaža (from £94) and Hotel Villa MiraMar (from £82) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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