Hotel Ola

We stayed at Ola hotel on the first two nights of our holiday in Croatia to have a nice rest and relax before truffle-hunting in Istria - and really wanted to return for the last night before our return-flight from Split! - The hotel is easy to reach from the Split airport when arriving and leaving. Our room was clean and spacious, with wonderful view to the sea from the balcony. The restaurant, with Tonci taking care of everything, and the chef preparing anything you wish, were both lovely and took care of the breakfasts as well as the dinners. Most delighted we were of getting to know Jelena at the reception/ concierge. She helped us even on her day off and took us to get the massage really needed after the long flight. We are looking forward to get to Croatia again! Thank you all for one of the best holidays we have had, Croatia is in our hearts!

Hotel Ola was a delightful, cozy, and well-serving place. We are quality-conscious and sometimes demanding travelers, but we were satisfied with everything: The room was clean, spacious, beautiful and worth the price. The staff was extremely friendly and actively attentive, always with a cheerful attitude. Jelena, in particular, and the light-haired gentleman with glasses at the reception stood out in our memory. The hotel's restaurant also provided excellent service. The food was outstanding, and the overall dining experience was superb. We had an unforgettable truffle pasta, even though it wasn’t on the menu, because truffle hunting was one of our interests on this trip. So, a big thank you to the wonderful master chef and Tonci, the waiter/maître d'. Additionally, we only have positive things to say about other local services: the nearby Thai massage was amazing. Likewise, the service at the local fishing equipment shop was excellent. We highly recommend Hotel Ola and its nearby services. Anna & Kerttu

Only a 20 minute drive from the airport. The hotel room was lovely with fantastic view of the sea. Bit taken aback by the frosted glass toilet cubicle but soon got over it. Staff were very friendly and breakfast choice was good. There isn’t much in the immediate vicinity re food/drink etc (and the hotel restaurant was a bit pricey) but there is nearby access to the coastal path. Some small strip beaches which were mainly clean, and some cafes a bit further along. Trogir itself is about half a hour walk. There is a bus stop outside the hotel for those who don’t want the stroll and a ferry round the coast into the harbour from a nearby jetty. From Trogir you can get a bus or boat to Split, which is well worth a visit. Trogir itself consists of an old walled town with ancient, narrow streets and pretty harbourside. Loved it. Plenty of bars and restaurants full of character. Great atmosphere. Although some areas of the hotel were a bit tired, like the stair carpet, and the gym not really equipped, the spa area and roof terrace/pool were very nice, again with amazing views. I would definitely go back.

Hotel is lovely it needs it little touch ups here & there. Bar is expensive as you can buy the same beer from supermarket at a 1/4 of the price. The roof top pool has it's daily visitors about 4pm seagull's come for there daily swim. Hotel is 40 minutes walk to old town or €4 in Uber. Yes hotel is up a hill as every other hotel but the views are fantastic. All the staff are so friendly & helpful.

Whoever rated this a 4* has clearly never stayed at a 4* hotel. We’ve just returned from a 11 night stay at hotel Ola and it was very disappointing. The hotels location is up a hill in what seems like a residential area. When booking the hotel it was billed as being in Trogir, this is not the case, Trogir is a good 40 min walk away. Outside the hotel is a half built apartment block which is a total eye sore. The only redeeming feature is the view from the bedroom which is spectacular. The room itself was nice enough but not 4* standard, the cleanliness was bad, spiders webs and dead bugs in the room, dust on most surfaces and the bathroom being in the bedroom itself offers zero privacy. The room has a digital “do not disturb” button, this was ignored by the cleaners who would still enter the room regardless. One day they came into the room, opened the patio doors and left. The doors were open all day and had let countless mosquitos into the room. That night we received multiple bites which left blood on the sheets. Despite asking these to be changed they were left for the entire 11 days. We complained to reception but they couldn’t have cared less. The hotel has an onsite restaurant which we used for breakfast only as this was included, the breakfast was ok, mainly catered to Western European guests with meats and cheese and different breads. The hot option was eggs with a single sausage or pancakes, the cook ( female, dark hair and glasses) had a real bad attitude, questioning why we had ordered what we did. Just rude. We went in one morning early as we had an excursion booked that day to be shouted at saying we couldn’t have breakfast and only coffee despite the buffet being fully laid out. We went in one evening and after looking at the prices (€10 for two 25ml cokes) we made our excuses and left. The facilities at the hotel are really bad, there’s an indoor pool which was covered in green mould. The “gym” consisted of two cross trainers and a few weights, the steam room was out of order the entire time we were there so we only used the sauna a couple of times. The upstairs outdoor pool is tiny and freezing, the tiles are all coming off so you can easily cut your feet but the seagulls seemed to like it….next to the pool is the pool bar which is never open, the one time we did manage to get a drink we had to wait about 20 mins to get served and then another 20 mins to pay since the girl on the bar (who was lovely and a credit to this hotel) was also the waitress in the restaurant 4 floors down. Very disappointing bc stay here and definitely wouldn’t recommend.