A reasonable, tidy but typically characterless package option firmly rooted décor-wise in its 70s past but offering a good range of facilities, some of which are shared with a nearby sister property; organised activities and entertainment are available in high season. It is suitable for families but the inadequately sized pool may be uncomfortably overcrowded in peak periods and plastic shoes are needed (especially by children) for sea access; the well-equipped and well established dive centre attracts many divers and snorkellers.







Its quiet location affords stunning views across the bay but is some distance from the village which is reached by a pleasant waterside walk. A mix of all inclusive, half board and bed and breakfast options are available, which may cause some confusion.

Exterior

A series of 5 interconnected plain pale pink 5-to-6 storey tiered buildings with white shutters; some rooms have a balcony and sea view.

Property type: Hotel

Interior

The interior is well kept and spacious but unimaginative and functional. A large shiny-floored 1st-floor lobby has a bar and stage area, along with a television room and gift shop; a small terrace enjoys superb bay views. On the ground floor is a sizeable airy turquoise and white buffet dining room which overlooks the sea, and a simple pine furnished pizzeria which opens to an attractive terrace.

Rooms: 305

Grounds

Pleasant sloping leafy gardens feature masses of tall green conifers and shrubs. A paved sun deck stretches along the waterside and provides ample plastic loungers, seating areas and a single storey building housing a bright but unremarkable bar. There is a tiny stony beach and a comprehensive dive and watersports centre.

Location

Area Type: Situated on a narrow cul-de-sac ¾ ml NE of the village centre, on a sloping site backed by green hills and overlooking the picturesque Tiha Bay; private homes, a couple of small cafes and eateries are nearby. Water taxi to Dubrovnik 50 yds







Nearest beach: immediate yds