Book a hotel near Pecine Beach, Primorje-Gorski Kotar

"Lovely old world hotel (completely renovated) across the road from the beach. Used the indoor pool but the balcony outside had only a few chairs and very little room. Our room had a nice sized balcony with a water view but the room (213) was very small with a few design flaws that made it crowded for two. Bathroom very small. Excellent breakfast and good service. Parking was limited but we had a spot for our 4 night stay and surprisingly they didn’t charge us. Disappointed that a 5 star hotel (above $500CAD per night in Sept) wouldn’t include beach chairs. We paid 30Euros each day to have two chairs on the beach. Lots of good dining and shops in walking distance. Clean, good air conditioning and fairly quiet. Bit of noise from the beach bar across the road but it finished at midnight. Overall a very good stay in a great location. "

"The staff were extremely welcoming and helpful. We even had the Front desk manager bring us to our room and show us how everything works, really a Boutique experience the Pool was very well maintained and clean "

"Schöne Gegend, freundliche Gastgeber. "

"This is a very nice hotel that my daughter and I stayed in during our trip to Europe. We got to the hotel late and there wasn't a lot of parking available so the staff moved some cones and let me park next to the hotel from door. It is paid parking, at the hotel or on the street next to the beach. There is a beautiful pool at the hotel and a very nice restaurant. The hotel is situated across the road from a nice sandy beach, something that's hard to find in Croatia. We were happy with the staff and that this hotel had air conditioning."

"Hotel has been superbly renovated, and is stylish and comfortable. A good breakfast was also offered. Disappointingly, despite the hotel offering parking, none was available, so on-street parking was the option ( and the paid parking in the street up the hill is cheaper than outside the hotel. Also, there are no tea/coffee making facilities in the rooms, and no option to obtain even hot water (we had our own tea, coffee & milk). "