Beautiful place, but not worth the money. We went home early. We came here for our honeymoon, our first time to Croatia. We booked a room without a view, but did not expect to open our curtains to a dirty courtyard. Room itself was ok - aside from an ant infestation on the coffee station. We found the park overpriced and the menu’s were limited. We would wait in the foyer and took ages to be served on several occasions, we ended up walking away. We waited at the ice cream station, only for the member of staff to walk away once they had finished serving the guests in front of us. Overall disappointing experience, which was supposed to be an unforgettable honeymoon. We left 3 days early and glad we did.
Amadria Park Hotel Ivan
Address: Hoteli Solaris 86Availability
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I had a very relaxing stay and enjoyed the hotel's clean facilities, comfortable rooms and excellent service. When I first entered the room, I noticed a strong musty smell which was also coming from the air conditioning (I booked a single room with atrium view, which I would not recommend to anyone; it's very small and hardly any natural light in the ground floor). I informed the reception about the issue and they handled it very professionally. The receptionist immediately showed me three different rooms and let me choose the one I preferred. I really appreciate how quickly and helpful the situation was resolved. THANK YOU! PROS - Very friendly stuff, especially Marina from the hotel restraurant. She is an amazing waitress who truly loves her job and you can immediately see and feel her passion as a guest. She is incredibly friendly, attentive and always has a smile on her face. - The hotel grounds and the rooms were very clean. - Convenient parking is available directly at the hotel. - There were always enough sunbeds at the beach, so there was no need to reserve one early in the morning. - Overall, the hotel is very quiet with hardly any children. The beds were really comfortable. CONS - The breakfast buffet could offer a wider selection of bread - There were only a few vegetarian meal options (apart from the sides) - The rooms still have carpets, which felt a bit outdated and unhygienic. - The refrigerators in the room are old and a bit moldy inside. - Food and drinks at the hotel are significantly overpriced. - There are no toilet facilities at the beach area. All in all, I enjoyed the stay and will definitely come back.
It's amazing resort. Every detail is such good planned. The rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is really amazing, kind and professional.
I was ready to leave a fantastic review because, overall, our stay was excellent. The resort is beautiful, the staff are friendly and professional, and the atmosphere is fantastic. The air conditioning in the room deserves special praise—it worked perfectly, was quiet, and was fully customisable, making the room comfortable at any time of the day or night. However, several pricing decisions completely changed my rating. The hotel offers a very good breakfast with complimentary water, juices, coffee, and even sparkling wine. Then, at dinner, despite paying **€45 per person**, not even a glass of water is included. Charging **€5 for a bottle of water** on top of an already expensive dinner is simply unreasonable. It feels like unnecessary penny-pinching and leaves a very poor impression. The same applies to **En Vogue Beach Club**. The pricing has changed compared to hwat Amadria website says . The premium beach bed still costs **€80**, but that fee now covers **only the bed**. Drinks are no longer included (up to 80 euri) and have to be purchased separately. This makes what was already a premium experience significantly more expensive. This is the **main reason** I'm giving the hotel **3 stars instead of 5**. Another disappointment was the portion sizes in the resort's restaurants. The meals are tasty, but the portions are surprisingly small. At the very least, they could be more generous with inexpensive sides like potatoes or vegetables, but unfortunately that wasn't the case. One thing I genuinely couldn't understand was the bathroom design. The toilet offers virtually **no privacy**. From the bedroom you can clearly see your partner sitting on the toilet—even if they're having a poop! 😄 There is a curtain, but it doesn't solve the problem, and the bathroom door doesn't properly close off the toilet area. It may look modern, but it's a very questionable design choice, especially for couples who appreciate a bit of privacy. It did't bothered us, but still strange In total, I spent around **€2,000 for a 5-day stay**. For that kind of money, you can book a **5-star all-inclusive holiday in Egypt for two people for two weeks**. I understand Croatia is a different destination with different costs, but the overall value for money—especially regarding food, drinks, and extras—simply isn't there. It's a real shame because the hotel itself is beautiful, the staff are excellent, and we genuinely enjoyed our stay. The air conditioning was one of the best I've experienced in any hotel, and many members of staff went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable. Unfortunately, the pricing policy for food, drinks, and extras prevented what could have been a perfect 5-star experience.
Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. The resort is beautiful, very clean, and has fantastic facilities including indoor and outdoor pools, a large beach area, a water park, and plenty of bars and restaurants. The staff were very friendly, the room was cleaned to a high standard every day, and the breakfast had a great variety. The biggest disappointment was the lack of information on arrival. For a resort of this size and quality, we were surprised that we weren’t given a proper map or guide showing where everything was or the opening hours. We spent the first two days walking around trying to find everything ourselves, which was frustrating and could have been easily avoided. The outdoor pool closes at 7 pm and the indoor pool at 9 pm, which felt quite early. We also expected some evening entertainment, but apart from the bar staying open until 2 am, there wasn’t much happening at night. Food and extras were overpriced. After 9 pm we had to order from the neighbouring hotel, where a double chicken burger cost €24. beach sunbeds were €30. There is also a supermarket within the resort, but it’s around a 15–20 minute walk from the hotel, and the prices were around two to three times higher than in regular supermarkets. The resort is around a 15-minute drive from Šibenik and about 1 hour 15 minutes from Zadar Airport. Our taxi from the airport cost €130. If you rent a car, be aware that hotel parking is charged separately. Despite these points, it’s a beautiful and relaxing resort with excellent facilities. Id rather to try other resorts in Europe next time.
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