Hostellit – Supetar

"We chose this hotel since there were multiple pools and the beach was near. The beach was really crowded. You can get sun bed for 10€. Pool areas were always full (people occupy the chairs for many hours with their towels not being there and the staff don’t do anything about it). There is loud music at the pool areas. We had breakfast and dinner in the hotel and were assigned to a restaurant. Would not recommend it to gluten free eaters, I have never got so poor pizza in my entire life. I was told that there are also gf pasta and when I asked about it the staff gave me unpleasant face and said it will take a lot of time to prepare it. After 10 minutes they brought a plate only gf pasta (no sauce, nothing). There are no clear signs which contains gluten and which not. There was also some misunderstanding which restaurant we were supposed to eat, since in our first 3 days the staff was questioning our bracelet color. We said that the reception said that it is this restaurant but on third day one staff member said that we were supposed to be another restaurant. Room was quite okey, clean and furnitures were new. However, we had connnecting door to other room and you could here other rooms conversations. We asked if we could change the room but the reception lady said immediately no, not even asking how many nights we were there. Balcony was tiny and there were only 1 chair. "

"We had a lovely stay at a tiny house (bungalow with 2 bedroom). Only negative I have to say about the bungalow was that the bathroom doors made a lot of noice and the water in the shower was too hot. My kid almost burned himself in the shower. The area was beutiful, the beach was lovely, the pool a bit small but okey. The restaurant served good food. I would recommend this place to everyone who likes a layed back tempo with not so much action but beutiful beach and surroundings."