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17 m²
Bedden 8.5/10 · genoemd door 250 gasten



17 m² · 1 queen bed and 1 sofa bed
Bedden 8.5/10 · genoemd door 250 gasten



16 m² · 2 queen beds
Bedden 8.5/10 · genoemd door 250 gasten
“Ottimo”
The room offered a sea view and a pool, the staff were super kind and spoke a bit of Italian, the room was spotless, there were two pools—one on each side—plus kiddie pools, inflatable toys for children, a kids’ playroom and an adults’ lounge, a two‑minute walk to the beach with beautiful rock formations and tide pools to see fish, varied food, and the pizza was excellent.
“Cerar Nevenka, Vir”
I arrived to a nice day, clean sea, and a tidy room, but the room lacked night cabinets and a desk, the restaurant and bar were in another building, and reaching the beach required a steep climb.
The food and kids’ services were good, but there was too much confusion during meals and a kitchen‑derived odor in the bathroom.
“Чудовий готель”
Everything pleased us: the location was almost right on the edge of the beautiful Adriatic Sea with amazing views; the hotel itself was very pretty and tidy; the food varied and tasty; the staff were very friendly and attentive; cleanliness throughout the hotel and surroundings; the sea‑water pool. From our room we had a sea view, which was a pleasant bonus! We plan to return next year to Sunny Rabac by Valamar.
“A bit expensive for service quality”
It’s ideal for families with small kids, built with their needs in mind: a trampoline, cars and toys in the lobby, a play zone, and daily housekeeping unless we asked otherwise. The food was okay, sometimes delicious, sometimes not; they repeated some lunch and dinner dishes, probably to use up all the food. The pool was nice, just a three‑minute walk from the beach, which has a few pebble beaches. However, kitchen and dining organization were poor. For €250 a night, a 15‑minute wait for food is unacceptable; they tried to fix it by reorganizing service, allowing more people to get food simultaneously, but it only lasted 2–3 days before queues returned. Breakfast around 8:30 was so crowded you had to “fight” for a free table. The play zone was dirty; white socks turned almost black and the floor had visible stains everywhere, and many small kids who still don’t walk played on the floor.
“Ottimo”
The room offered a sea view and a pool, the staff were super kind and spoke a bit of Italian, the room was spotless, there were two pools—one on each side—plus kiddie pools, inflatable toys for children, a kids’ playroom and an adults’ lounge, a two‑minute walk to the beach with beautiful rock formations and tide pools to see fish, varied food, and the pizza was excellent.
“Чудовий готель”
Everything pleased us: the location was almost right on the edge of the beautiful Adriatic Sea with amazing views; the hotel itself was very pretty and tidy; the food varied and tasty; the staff were very friendly and attentive; cleanliness throughout the hotel and surroundings; the sea‑water pool. From our room we had a sea view, which was a pleasant bonus! We plan to return next year to Sunny Rabac by Valamar.
“Cerar Nevenka, Vir”
I arrived to a nice day, clean sea, and a tidy room, but the room lacked night cabinets and a desk, the restaurant and bar were in another building, and reaching the beach required a steep climb.
“A bit expensive for service quality”
It’s ideal for families with small kids, built with their needs in mind: a trampoline, cars and toys in the lobby, a play zone, and daily housekeeping unless we asked otherwise. The food was okay, sometimes delicious, sometimes not; they repeated some lunch and dinner dishes, probably to use up all the food. The pool was nice, just a three‑minute walk from the beach, which has a few pebble beaches. However, kitchen and dining organization were poor. For €250 a night, a 15‑minute wait for food is unacceptable; they tried to fix it by reorganizing service, allowing more people to get food simultaneously, but it only lasted 2–3 days before queues returned. Breakfast around 8:30 was so crowded you had to “fight” for a free table. The play zone was dirty; white socks turned almost black and the floor had visible stains everywhere, and many small kids who still don’t walk played on the floor.
The food and kids’ services were good, but there was too much confusion during meals and a kitchen‑derived odor in the bathroom.