Best Hotels near Crkva sv. Jakova, Pitve

J’ai trouvé l’hôtel grâce a voyage privé, cependant j’ai décidé de passe en direct avec l’hôtel. Nous avons réservé du jeudi 19 au dimanche 22. Nous n’avons pas pris le transfert pour l’aller et le retour car en discutant avec des gens cela m’aurait coûté pas très cher, l’hôtel propose le service à 120 euros pour deux pour l’aller. Nous sommes donc arrivé à Split et nous nous sommes trompé de bus et nous sommes donc arrivé dans une autre ville sur un port de pêche nous avons donc rebrousser chemin et nous avons trouvé le bon port. Sans compter l’erreur nous avons payé 8 euros de bus (37) pour 50 minutes de route. Nous n’avons pas trouvé non plus le ferry que l’hôtel m’a suggérer de prendre nous avons trouvé un catamaran pour 20 euros par personne sois 40 euros pour 45 minutes de route. Et ensuite l’hôtel ma donner le contacte d’un taxi pour 45 euros. Nous sommes donc arrivé un bon port vers 18h en ayant atterri vers 10h30. L’hôtel est super ! Les chambres sont propre ! Le personnels sympathique. Gros gros bémol aucune personne ne parle français ce qui est donc très compliqué car nous ne parlons pas anglais et même avec Google traduction c’était compliqué car eux me répondait à l’oral. Aucune activité ou animation n’est proposée par l’hôtel. Le temps n’était pas au rendez vous malheureusement donc pas grand chose à faire. Concernant le All inclusive, les boissons proposé sont sympas, le coca par exemple n’est pas du coca et le goût n’est pas très ressemblant mais malgres tout c’est plutôt pas mal. Concernant le buffet, en terme de plats beaucoup de variété (pas de viande rouge par contre) Pour les entrées desserts et déjeuner aucun choix, toujours la même chose. En discutant avec des voyageurs nous avons appris que l’hôtel ferme le vendredi, et que eux on eux beaucoup plus de choix en terme de desserts (tiramisu, …) Ce qui est aussi dommage, l’hôtel et fort dans l’écologie mais par exemple au repas il nous débarrasse des que c’est vide même les verres, donc si vous n’avez pas fini de manger et que votre assiette ou verre est vide celle ci est vite débarrassée. Et pour finir nous avons décider de prendre le transfert retour, CATASTROPHIQUE, à la fin de mon séjour je décide d’aller payer ma chambre ainsi que mon transfert. La personne à l’accueil me dit que ce n’est pas lui qui prend l’argent du transfert mais une dame juste en face de l’accueil. Comme d’habitude, impossible de se comprendre Entre Nous leur passe et nous n’arrivons toujours pas à se comprendre. Je décide donc de partir pour prendre un taxi. Finalement il s’avère que j’étais dans la liste. Le taxi nous amène au port on prend le ferry et au ferry, quelqu’un vient me voir en me disant que je n’ai pas payé et donc il nous laisse au port de Split, je n’avais que 50 € en liquide et il fallait payer obligatoirement en liquide. Attention tous les commerces demande beaucoup de liquide. Très peu de paiement par carte. J’envoie donc un mail directement à l’hôtel. Celui-ci a encore

One of the best places to stay in Hvar. The main street is about a 10-minute walk, but there is a service that brings your luggage to the marina during check-in and check-out, so it's not too much of a problem. Rather, I was very grateful that I was able to see the sea of Hvar to my heart's content while taking a walk. There is a private beach and a swimming pool, so you can enjoy playing in the water. Even if the room doesn't necessarily have an ocean view, it's pretty good ^^

After a cancelled holiday to Greece, we decided to book to come here on a bit of a whim. We have been to Croatia before but only the mainland and loved it but the island of Brac is something else. The hotel is wonderful with incredible access to both the local town (10-25 minute walk depending on which end you fancy) and to Zlatini Rat beach (10 minute walk). There are several gorgeous beaches directly below the hotel which became our favourites as the water was gorgeous and warm-ish and had safe swimming areas. The beach at Zlatini Rat is also gorgeous and the bar “Auro” was lovely, the staff incredible! The town is also lovely with every place you visit serving gorgeous food and/or wine, with the staff always kind! As for the hotel, the rooms and the pool area are lovely and relaxing, both indoor and out. Myself and my mum had a massage and they were also incredible. The food is also great from breakfast to dinner with variation and yet still quality! The food is fresh, varied and ten times the quality you would get in an all inclusive. The best part about this hotel though is without a doubt the staff. The staff are incredible, kind, unassuming and lovely, from the bar staff to the waiters to the cleaners. They make the place what it is as does every single person we met on Brac Island. As a family we have travelled from New Zealand to Florida to India to half of Europe and never anywhere have we felt as universally welcomed by locals working in hospitality who are just incredible at their jobs through and through. If you are considering visiting this hotel or the island, do it, it is the best luck in the world that our holiday to Greece (with no disrespect) was cancelled and instead we got to go to this beautiful island! Thanks to all the staff who made it perfect. We will be back next year.

WE have stayed at the Adriana for years and have usually loved our experience there. Last year (2021), our experience was less than perfect and less than satisfactory. There are 2 main reasons: (1) Croatia was just reopening to tourists during Covid, so the number of tourists / room bookings were low; and (2) the ownership company had just opened the neighboring Hotel Palace Elisabeth after a great capital investment so guests and staff were being redirected there. We were surprised to learn about #2 - no one had contacted us prior to checking into the hotel that the Adriana would be closing temporarily although indefinitely two days later. They should have at least sent us an email so we would know that we would have to plan to move from the Adriana to the Elisabeth and, in so doing, lose a great deal of time during one day for the transfer -- and they could have made some kind of gesture or reimbursement for the hassle and opportunity cost. Also, importantly, the Adriana had turned OFF the air conditioning system (you know how in Europe it is all or nothing for the entire building depending on whether they have turned on or off the cooling or heating systems, usually on preplanned dates regardless of the actual weather). This was the last week of May and we always choose hotels based on reliable, cool, self adjustable AC. We were shocked. The front desk staff said that German guests had complained that the rooms were too cold, so they turned off the AC since the hotel was closing in 2 days anyway. Best aspects of Adriana: 1. The staff, especially Petar, Tomislav, Jaksa, and Vlado. They remember us each year and treat us like friends. We always look forward to seeing them. They are helpful, proactive, professional, and teach us new Croatian words each trip. 2. The breakfast setting on the outdoor terrace overlooking the harbor. Of all of the hotels we have been to along the Croatian coast, the very best setting is at the Adriana, with the sunshine, the sailboats, and the view of the fortress. The breakfast itself used to be much better; last year (this visit) the selections were more sp**** and less healthy, less fresh, and less appealing. Less appealing aspects of the Adriana 1. the AC was NOT working, which made it very difficult to sleep. 2. the rooms are in dire need of renovation. The floors are scratched and dirty; the wiring with no electrical outlets in the bathrooms has to finally be fixed; the hair dryer in the living room closet simply is not acceptable and is inconvenient; and the little frigs often are old, not working, or leaking.

Hotel Villa Daniela is very well located in Bol. Our room was very small, so it was a bit cramped with two carry-on suitcases. The bathroom was big enough for that. The room was clean, but the air conditioning kept turning on and off (we don't know where the temperature sensor was in the room), which made the room very warm at times. In general, the facilities are a bit old, but the hotel is clean, the staff is very friendly and the breakfast is very good.

Villa Giardino is perfectly located 1 minute away (up a hill) from central Bol with a store around the corner, great restaurants (Riva was my favourite) within a couple of hundred meters, and walking distance (20 minutes) to the Zlatni-rat Beach with several other beaches available within a couple of minutes. The hotel operators/staff are wonderful people (Nick and Elena with crew) who make the breakfast you want and ensure that there are fresh fruits, newly baked cakes, and bread as well as egg dishes of your choice. If you want some snacks or a glass of local wine then they will fix that for you. We will definitely return to Bol and will stay at Villa Giardino again.

Fabulous little hotel in an excellent location. Very clean & modern having been completely refurbished. Staff are exceptional, very friendly, polite & helpful. Dominic, Mary, Igor, Darko, David, Nikola, & Daniel to name but a few. Food is excellent & varied. Rooms are lovely albeit on the small side & could do with more storage but we managed fine. Tea/coffee making would have been nice also. Pool area is lovely & was very quiet when we were there, always plenty of sunbeds! No entertainment as such, although a very good local singing group came once a week. The hotel is situated right on the seafront only separated from the waters edge by a beautiful tree lined promenade which is gorgeous to walk along anytime of day. 10 - 15 mins walk (if you don't stop for photo taking) into beautiful Bol one way & the stunning Zlatni Rat beach the other way. Plenty of cafes/bars along the way too. Would recommend hiring a car for a couple of days to explore the island, very scenic & lots of pretty villages, beaches & harbours. A trip up the mountain (Vidova Gora) behind Bol is a must, great views. You can hike or drive up there. The Dominican Monastery in Bol also worth visiting. Lots of boat trips from Bol harbour, we took a Katamaran to Split for the day & did a walking tour, well worth a visit. All in all a fantastic place to stay, but be prepared for the long journey from the airport to the hotel. Much longer than anticipated, took over 4 hours, but definitely worth it.🙂

The front desk is very professional, all the travel, buying tickets and other issues, like computer services, the hotel is very trendy, and the hotel's swimming pool is very comfortable around the resort, belonging to the resort-style hotel, although the hotel is a little small distance from the port, but along the road Come through the most lively places in Hvar, and the park, very comfortable,