Mljet (eiland)
Mljet is een Kroatisch eiland gelegen in de Adriatische Zee, ca. 30 km ten noordwesten van de eeuwenoude historische stad Dubrovnik en 18 km van het buureiland Korčula. Het eiland heeft een oppervlakte van ca.
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Het driesterren Hotel Osmine ligt direct aan het strand in Slano. Het beschikt over 183 kamers, een zwembad, een restaurant en een bar.
Er zijn familiekamers, een kinderbad, een speeltuin en kinderanimatie beschikbaar. Actieve gasten kunnen zich uitleven op de tennisbanen, met windsurfen, fitnessfaciliteiten en in de spa.
100 Grgurici, Slano, 20232, Slano, Kroatië
De dichtstbijzijnde internationale luchthaven is Dubrovnik Ruđer Bošković, op ongeveer 40 km.
Hotel Osmine ligt aan of dicht bij het strand, dus je bent snel aan zee.
Ja, Hotel Osmine heeft voorzieningen die geschikt zijn voor gezinnen met kinderen.
Ja, Hotel Osmine heeft een spa- en wellnessaanbod om te ontspannen.
Hotel Osmine is een 3-sterrenaccommodatie.
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845 reviews via Google
Hotel Osmine is a wonderful family-friendly hotel in an excellent location, very close to the sea. It is accessible, welcoming, and perfect for families. What really makes this place special is the kindness of the staff and the quality of service. Big compliments to everyone working there — from the reception team to Žarko, who is always there to help on the beach, whether it’s with sunbeds, kayaks, pedal boats, bicycles, or anything else you may need. The atmosphere is relaxed, the service is excellent, and the location is a big advantage. This is definitely a place I will return to, and I already recommend it to my friends. Highly recommended!
Not satisfied because of the food quality - poor taste, deep fried, ultra processed food, a lot to improve. People attending dinner in underwear didnt bother hotel stuff at all. The Slano Bay is calm and beutifull.
The hotel is in a beautiful location, quiet and cozy. The rooms have been renovated, and the service is very friendly. Unfortunately, the food was terrible. I don't know if it's because we were there before the season and the hotel is trying to save money, but I can't say anything good about it. The hot dishes are lacking in variety; the menu was practically the same for our six-day stay. Even the drinks were mostly sweet, unpleasant nectars. The jug labeled "fresh orange juice" was also poor quality nectar. The fried meats were tough and poorly seasoned, or not at all. The rental bikes are 20 years old – they're manageable, but they definitely need replacing. The hotel is a very budget option, charging the same as a five-star hotel in high season.
Just got home after me and my brother stayed at this beautiful hotel for 7 nights, everything about the location was beautiful, staff was very friendly and overall me and my brother enjoyed our experience in Croatia, which also included a day trip to Bosnia 😮💨
Superb hotel. Nicely out of the way. Things like canoes, bikes, paddle boards, and pedalos all free to use in a beautiful location. Not too busy, loads of space with attentive staff. Restaurant was excellent, a good variety of local dishes and fresh fruit and veg. Kids loved it and want to come back next year
Mljet is een Kroatisch eiland gelegen in de Adriatische Zee, ca. 30 km ten noordwesten van de eeuwenoude historische stad Dubrovnik en 18 km van het buureiland Korčula. Het eiland heeft een oppervlakte van ca.
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