Best Hotels near Kamp Adriatic, Molunat

Just returned from a weeks stay on our first trip to crotia, have to agree with a few of the other negative comments unfortunately. Setting of the hotel beautiful, pity about the pool setting but what can you do when its shaded, really cold water hence no one in it. Food , we were half board and could always manage to get a meal of some kind, agree about food not being very warm and not much variety over the week. Breakfasts excellent except for the Bacon. Staff in the restaurants never seemed very happy or came across as welcoming which was a shame as elsewhere in the hotel always pleasant & helpful. Rooms on the seventh floor where we were lovely view, couple of stains on the carpet but not bothered us! over bath shower difficult to get in & we are quite mobile still. Entertainment would have been good, there were singers on a few days but not for our taste, can`t please everyone but more effort for such a big hotel would draw in the residents. Buggy service excellent never waited long , not sure what it will be like in peak season. Cavtat beatiful! area around the harbour great with plenty of restaurants not a lot to do in the evening though but it was just nice to walk along the front. would certainly got to croatia again but not to this hotel. I haven`t seen any response from the hotel regarding feedback from the people who have stayed here, maybe it`s not their policy to read or comment but would be beneficial to them I think to get other peoples views.

I first stayed in Plat as a 10 year old, 40 years ago. We came to stay in Villa Samba as part of my 50th birthday travelling celebrations this year. I wanted to return to Croatia, which was Yugoslavia on my first visit, as I remember the friendliness of the people and the good food. We couldn't have wished for more from a location or accomodation. Anna and Nikola are such friendly owners and offered great advice on things to do in the area. They take real pride in their accomodation block. (And strangely I found out that Nikola may have been playing traditional music on my first visit in the now overgrown ruin of the Hotel Plat down on Plat beach). Reasons to come here: 1. Plat is close to the airport but you don't hear the planes. 2. The apartment we stayed in was immaculate with breathtaking views. 3. There is a bus route which goes right past the apartments just up on the main road. 4. Dubrovnik is just 15 mins away on the bus and worth a couple of trips to explore the beautiful town and don't forget a trip to Lokkrum island on a boat from Dubrovnik harbour. 5. The stunning harbour town of Cavtat is 15 mins in the opposite direction and worth a day spent there. 6. The traditional village of Cilipi is just past the airport and worth visiting on a Sunday morning to watch the performanace of the traditional dances in traditional costume. 7. We planned to visit Montenegro and Mostar, neither of which did we do, due to illness, but both trips are easily doable from this location. 8. Visit the river Gruda and spend a peaceful day walking the river, through the shadey woodland with perhaps a spot of lunch at Konoba Vinica Monkovic or Konavoski Dvori Eco Green Restuaurant. We ate at the latter and had a very tasty meal, not the biggest portion ever and a bit pricey but it was a beautiful setting and very good food. We hired a car, which we booked in the UK before we travelled, collected it at the airport and used it every day except when visiting Dubrovnik-it was easier to go in on the bus. I would not hesitate to recommend these apartments. We hope to visit again someday. Anna and Nikola, ”Hvala puno”....thanks for a great stay!