Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort reviews

The room was large with a great balcony overlooking the ocean. The room was updated so everything was modern. Great breakfast included. Definitely a great place to stay if you want a resort feeling rather than just a hotel. It was a little bit of a walk to town, but not too bad (about 10 minutes).

The travel guide dismissed the hotel as a concrete jungle but it is much better than that. Comfortable rooms and good facilities. Included buffet breakfast was extensive but disappointing, with many of the items looking tired and very processed.

Beautiful view from the room - bed, bathroom, towels, cocktails at swimming pool were all satisfied including breakfast! I stayed 10th Sep; swimming water was too cold to swim, so we rather go to small beach.

Close to Hvar town and Hula Hula Beach Club, this is great. The rooms were of a very poor standard, and not well designed in the first place. Definitely not 4 star. We were so disappointed with the first room we went straight back to reception and asked to be moved to another room.

Antonio at the pool bar was great! His service is impeccable and was super friendly. The hotel itself needs a bit of a facelift.

Bathroom was big (shower tub + bath tub). View was also nice, and hotel is very close to the beach and city center. Breakfast was also good. We stayed with our dog, so they charged it.

Location was excellent with nice views of the sea. Breakfast was great with wide selection. The shower leaked onto the bathroom floor. On check out, a total of 80 euros was added for „towel use", which was odd. It was a mistake. Staff should be properly trained to answer questions and not assume that guests will pay for anything on the bill.

If you are looking for fun and partying it is the great spot. Close to Hula Hula bar and to the center. Small room, uncomfortable bed. The bathroom gets all wet after you take a shower. The gym stays on the top floor, but you fell that you are in a sauna, because there is no air conditioning.

Concierge discriminates guests who can park in front of the main entrance according to his perception of guests’ wealth (i.e. tips that he expects). Hallways are endless and poorly marked and elevator is truly spooky. The TV is unpredictable. Turns on and off by itself. In the middle of the night. And no power outlet to charge a mobile phone in a freshly redecorated room.