The hotel is very nice with a lot of plants and very well maintained. The staff at both reception and breakfast is very friendly and helpful. The hotel was not suited to the number of guests at the end of the season, so breakfast was too little tables or even breakfast was only hesitantly available. Breakfast for Italian conditions very well, for everyone there is something. Nice large outdoor pool, but only a shuttle to the beach without own bed or screen service. Therefore we had to rent our beds at another hotel. All in all, it was a very nice stay.
Modern hotel, but tricky accessibility for families
The hotel is located within a gated community and features new, modern facilities. The buffet breakfast is fantastic, and the pool area is lovely.
Parking is easy and free right next to the hotel, though having a car is essential to get around.
However, the hotel is not very family- or stroller-friendly due to accessibility layout issues:
Elevator access: While there is an elevator, it doesn't reach every room—you still have to go up or down stairs to get to certain areas.
Dining area: Accessing the dining room is inconvenient, as it can only be reached via a service lift / freight elevator.
Microwave access: There is no self-service microwave available. The staff in the kitchen can heat things up for you, but only during kitchen operating hours.
Overall, it is a great spot with excellent amenities if you have a car, but it can be challenging if you are traveling with young children or have mobility needs.
The hotel is really nice, the beach is quiet, white sand, clear waters. The staff is really friendly and helpful, in special the bar staff, the entertainment staff and the concierge for being very accommodating.
The bad things about the hotel is that everything is extra. You have to pay extra for the beach chairs, towels and I think for a beach resort that is non-sense. I understand giving a deposit for the towel (as many people tend to steal or damage it) but not to pay for a new one every day. The beach chairs, 15 euros per person - not per umbrella+2 chairs as it is generally done. It's very expensive.
Another thing is that the breakfast is very poor. I was expecting nice natural squeezed juice but got the boxed ones, the italian bread - that is always very good - were dry and tasteless. A lack of fruits too (except pear and oranges). The coffee is from a machine. Needless to say that the breakfast was a big disappointment.
ANother thing is that we are not allowed to use any restaurant so you are designated to one, which is fine but they need to make it more clear in the reception.
If you're ready to pay more extras and maybe keep getting a taxi to go around for dinner, this is a great place to stay.
What is the average price of a hotel in Pula for this weekend?
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