Hotel berhampiran Lago Del Toro, Bol

Das Hotel Villa Daniela liegt sehr gut in Bol. Unser Zimmer war sehr klein, sodass es mit zwei Handgepäckskoffern etwas eng wurde. Das Badezimmer war dafür ausreichend groß. Das Zimmer war sauber, jedoch hat die Klimaanlage sich immer wieder ein- und ausgeschaltet (wir wissen nicht, wo der Temperaturfühler im Raum war), wodurch es teilweise sehr warm im Zimmer war. Generell ist die Ausstattung etwas in die Jahre gekommen, aber das Hotel ist sauber, das Personal ist sehr freundlich und das Frühstück sehr gut.

We recently stayed at the Bluesun Hotel Borak for 4 nights and would highly recommend this hotel. It has recently been refurbished and all the rooms are modern, stylish, very comfortable and spotlessly clean. There was no tea making facilities in the room so bring your own kettle, but there was a fridge in the room. We booked a sea view room but most of the view is obscured by the glades of pine trees around the hotel. It wasn't a problem for us as we still had a nice view over the swimming pool, better than overlooking the car park. There is a good selection of food to suit all tastes but they do start clearing away early, so make sure you don't leave it too late for breakfast or dinner. There's no decent coffee at breakfast, so suggest bringing your own if you like good coffee. All the staff from reception to restaurant and cleaning staff are very friendly and helpful. Nothing is too much trouble. The hotel is ideally placed just outside Bol, with an easy walk into town. There is a beach within 50m of the hotel. car parking is extra at 8 Euros a day. We went in September and although the hotel was busy, it wasn't the height of the summer season. We really enjoyed our stay, and considering its only a 3* hotel, it is to a very good standard and great value for money.

We spent 4 wonderful night here a couple of weeks ago. It’s beautifully small with only 15 rooms meaning it’s quiet and intimate with a lovely relaxed atmosphere. The room was lovely with plenty of space and all you need. We had a top floor room which meant the roof slope interferes into the room and the shower was a bit awkward as a consequence. The outside terrace was lovely for drinks, dinner and breakfast although watch out for the mosquitos so take your repellent with you! The breakfast buffet was lovely and there was a choice of eggs or pancakes too. We had dinner twice and the food was good and reasonable value although our fillet steak was closer to well done than medium. The village is lovely and quiet and not busy even when the boats arrive and has a couple of places to drink as well as a pizza restaurant and another more rustic restaurant further around the bay. A perfect place for a relaxing getaway!

The Stables would be an excellent cottage for a relaxing break. It is located in countryside on a no-through lane and so is quiet and peaceful. There is parking at the cottage and outside seating so that you can eat outside if you want to. The coastal path is very close by and there is a picnic table on the top of the cliff overlooking the bay. You do not have to leave the cottage if you do not want to, but Looe and Seaton are only a short car ride away for eating out. The help/guide book in the cottage is good. Everything is supplied (we would suggest taking extra towels) for a comfy stay and the owner and site manager are both friendly and helpful.

What an excellent hotel. From the moment we arrived you knew this was going to be a fantastic stay. The staff make this place what it is. Always helpful and polite. The hotel is also so clean never anything out of place. We had a deluxe room on the 9th floor which had beautiful views and everything we could wish for. Very spacious, twin sinks, separate bath and shower. However there is a glass wall separating the bathroom to the bedroom but there is a curtain if you wish to make it more private. The pool area was superb with plenty of sun beds and comfy sofas. The best bit was the buzzer on each table so you didn’t even have to go to the bar to get your own drinks. The waiting staff also were excellent. Nothing was too much trouble and you certainly felt well looked after. One slight disappointment was the location. A 2 mile, 40 minute walk into Omis which was doable. However the buses do run twice an hour and with the Promet Split app, tickets only cost €1.25 and you can track the bus on its route. You can also travel to Split which can take about an hour for €1.50. Also the hotel is situated on the main costal road which at times is busy but there is a crossing outside the hotel. To get to the beach bar you cross the road and have to go through a camp site which isn’t the best. The beach bar was in a great spot though, however on a couple of occasions we were the last ones there and despite closing at 8.00 pm, by 7.30 pm, we were asked for our cushions, in other words, ‘please go’. The food was superb at breakfast there was plenty of choice. We ate a few times in the evening taking advantage of the buffet at €26, on one evening, which was excellent but in some ways too much choice and you end up with a bit of mess on your plate. Breakfast is served in the main restaurant where there is little outside space, only a narrow terrace which overlooks the road. Overall a wonderful relaxing stay, there are a few good restaurants nearby and more of a choice in Omis. I would throughly recommend the hotel and if you don’t mind taking the bus then the location will suit you too.