Hotels in der Nähe von Sv. Roko, Smokvica

Arrived for one week mid sept with tui, room was nice and had 1 lounge, 1 bedroom, 1 shower-tolet and 1 bath-tolet. Room. It was a nice size for 2 people. The restaurant was in its own building and the food was good with a nice variety of dishes. Drinks were expensive as a 300ml coke was nearly 5 euros, but that is the going rate for most food places in Croatia. There is a fridge in your room with a minibar, BUT you have to pay if you take anything out (no room for your own drinks). There is a large supermarket across the road that sells most things and is quite cheep. Bring your own kettle. The area has 4 or 5 blocks of rooms plus a self-catering chalet area and a mobil home area, so it has a mixed clientèle. The kids' area and clubs looked good, although we're didn't have kids with us. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The infinity pool was great, BUT if you want a lounger on the beech you have to PAY EXTRA... the trip from the airport has lovely views and takes over an hour plus a 15 min ferry trip to the island. Port 19 is literally 3 mins away from the port. This place does weddings and loud music plays till stupid aclock, we were in block 4 and didn't hear anything once the windows were shut but other blocks were nearer so? 4 stars out of 5 is because there was only one small bar on site and no adult entertainment except a quiz or music @ the same bar but we went mid sep so there could be more in the summer months. All in all a good holiday with fantastic scenery and a nice town a 20 min walk away. Please bring beach shoes as sea urchins Hury if stood on. Any questions you have I will happily try to answer. Check out photos for food and map of area. Please note photo on advert is NOT the normal accommodation blocks. I have added phots, the look brutal but inside they are very comfortable and have loads of sockets. Good holidays

Korcula heritage hotel is in a picturesque setting on the harbour front with an attractive terrace for drinks and meals. We stayed in May and booked a standard room, we would now recommend opting for a superior room. All rooms are only accessible by stairs so people with mobility problems will struggle. Standard rooms are on the second floor via 50 steps. Many of the rooms are really small. We had 205 which had a tiny bathroom, tall or large people would struggle to sit on the toilet due to the design of the over large sink and the shower cubicle door access was small. The room itself was ok, the main drawback was the narrow gap between bed and wall and the lack of a bedside table on the far side of the bed. There was no safe. The fire escape map indicates some standard rooms are smaller than the one we had. The breakfast buffet was good and hot options were available but were served in dishes with lids so any toast in the meal combination was soggy. Dinner menu options are limited to 3 or 4 choices, the food is good but pricey compared with the many restaurant options within the old town. Three other restaurants we tried were excellent. The staff in the hotel are generally very friendly and helpful. The plus points:- the setting which is amazing especially the terrace overlooking the sea, proximity to the old town, friendly staff, breakfast and the Grk Bire wine. The minus points:- small rooms, small bathrooms, no lift.