Aminess Vival Grand Azur Hotel

Really nice hotel very clean rooms and great location came to hotel next door 43 years ago and it was very quiet and things haven’t changed but that’s what I wanted normally only book room only and should have done with this hotel as the food is badly letting it down staying here as a post this but only eating once as it not good so have decided just to have breakfast and eat out in the evening

The hotel was lovely. Very clean. And the staff were friendly. The food was good, not fine dining, but there was plenty of choice for everyone. We had a standard room overlooking the sea, which was more than adequate for us. It didn't have a balcony, but a door instead, which could either be tilted or opened with a half security screen. Kettles are provided with choices of teas and coffee. No milk though. They're not big tea drinkers! It's a fairly quiet area, but if you like it more lively I'm sure there's more entertainment, in season, from June onwards. It's only a 15 minute walk to Orebic, which again is fairly quiet, and you can get boat trips from there, including the ferry to Korcula. I had a massage from the in-house hotel massager, Hrvoje, who was very good and professional. I would recommend him highly, if you have aches and pains.

2hour transfer. Beautiful scenery but fairly isolated. Terrible footpath to village and no pavements on roadside with blind bends. Hotel NOT suitable for anyone with mobility issues. Lift does not access the pool level, two flights of stairs and various steps outside.Staff friendly, food only OK , some strange restrictions. We would not go again.

Excellent accommodation, fresh food, very friendly staff and great atmosphere

The good points: the hotel is beautifully positioned close to Orebic and the island of Korcula. Our room was comfortable with a lovely view and all the staff were very friendly. Our overnight stay was also good value, especially with wine and beer included at dinner. Breakfast was also good. The bad point: the evening meal was disappointing, comprising a number of rather bland dishes. More importantly, and as others have mentioned, the "hot" food was luke warm at best and a genuine food poisoning risk, all dishes that we tasted being well below the temperature advised by food standard agencies.