Rantahotellit - Stobreč, Split

"Expensive food and drinks, not so good restaurant, customer service bad. Beach was near and good. Better hotel restaurants near."

"Ystävällinen henkilökunta ja palvelu hyvää. Ehkä vähän kaukana keskustasta, jos kaipaa iltaisin tekemistä. "

"Todella siisti"

"Avulias henkilökunta"

"Fine, moderni and clean room. Hotel lobby quite old feeling furnitures. Hotel breakfast was perfect. Nice rooftop and beautiful views. The five star feel wasnt there, it feels like normal good four star service. Lobbybar wasnt open in The aftrnoon - low season? Minibar and hotel prices too high. Overal feeling really good but not like five star. "

"Pieni suite on ihana merinäkymällä, aamiainen loistava, ranta patio mieletön ja uimaalaasalue kanssa kiva, saunat ja höyry sauna kuuma ja kylmä allas ja sisäaltaat ja porealtaat, voin suositella."

"We stayed five nights at Art Hotel and were not disappointed 😊 The location was great (at least for us) - some 10mins to walk to the old town meaning the hotel was away from the busy & party locations. Some nice cafes and a short run to a nearby park. Best was the breakfast and the rooftop pool. Breakfast had plenty selection even for us as vegetarians and included both hot, cold, sweet and savory selection. The rooftop pool then had two levels for sunbeds and pools & jacuzzis. When we were there around 3-6pm there was plenty of space but dunno how busy it gets during daytime. We also tried the gym (nice and good basics in place) and the wellness area (sauna did not work, jacuzzi there only for winter season but the turkish sauna/bath was nice). Where Art Hotel could really improve on is sustainability. For example - In many hotels it starts to be a standard that if you leave your towel hanging (vs on the floor) it means you want to keep using the same towel. Also while cleaning the room they had thrown away the opened soap multiple times - the same soap would’ve gone for the whole stay easily :) Recycling, info about food waste, reminder to switch off the lights… small things could go a long way!"