Hotel Adriatic

Our group of six toured the coast of Croatia. The Hotel Adriatic was recommended by Private Tours Croatia. We loved staying at this hotel! It is a five-star hotel with a great location in the old town right on the harbor. The staff were wonderful and welcoming. The rooms were spacious and lux, with comfortable beds, a large bathroom and coffee makers in the room! Such a treat! Their breakfast offerings were a great way to start each day. Rovinj and its surroundings - Motovun, Groznjan and Kozlovic Winery - are beautiful places to visit. Right around the corner from the Hotel Adriatic is an intimate wine bar Vino Vigneto specializing in Croatian wines. We cannot wait to return for another stay at Hotel Adriatic.

This gorgeous hotel is central in picture-book perfect Rovinj, built over 100 years ago but beautifully modernised, and just stunning now. We arrived after a long drive from Salzburg, our mistake in the dates booked (direct with the hotel) was fixed in 2 minutes at no extra charge - now that's service! The room was 6-star, breakfast included was anything you wanted, a la carte, location can't be bettered. Thank you!

When I dream about an ideal stay at a fishing village, I think of being right in front of the marina, in the main square with a fountain, overlooking the jetties. Once we left the minibus and boarded the hotel's golf cart, I just knew that this was the quintessential hotel in Rovinj. After walking all around the harbor, I am reassured that this hotel is strategically located with best views and proximity to major restos and shops. The open market and fish market is five minutes away. We stayed 3N in room #5 with view balcony. Absolutely breathtaking! Wonderful staff, large room. perfect bed. Breakfast was ala carte. Served by Christina, the food was delicious and unlimited. The breakfast was served in the large room just beyond the bar counter. You can choose to dine inside or outside. I doubt that there is a better situated hotel in Rovinj. Choose Adriatic Hotel.

Excellent location on main square at entrance to old town. Hotel sent a shuttle to collect us from the parking area, town is pedestrian. Room (piazza room) was large, well equipped – safe, fridge, coffee with great view of harbour but surprisingly little storage – huge closet begging for more shelves, table with no drawers beside the bed, single armchair. Excellent breakfast ( al a carte) There is competition for outdoor seating as the bar is open to everyone – we never did snag one of the comfy chairs during our 3 night stay– almost got one until a bad tempered waitress ordered us out so she could clean! Enjoyed visiting two of the sister hotels - one on its own little island and the other across from the harbour. Overall good choice, recommended

This is a perfectly fine hotel with a great location right on the harbor of the city. Large comfortable bed. Quiet enough. But there are some oddball features. We had a big room divided by a four-foot-high, seven-foot-long “bookcase” that held TVs, a mini-fridge, and more. Not all that useful. There was a round table that served as a desk in a corner, but with three plugs hard to reach over the table. No USB ports at the table, but there were USB A ports (and plugs) at the nightstands. Overall, the set up was substandard but okay in the end. The Internet connection was rock solid. There were no luggage racks, and we had to repurpose a small table for the purpose and put another suitcase on the floor of the closet. The bathroom was good size with a decent shower. It could have used more places to hang towels. But the emergency cord in the shower (a nice touch) was only four feet long. So if you are disabled on the ground, you can’t reach it. And the door to the bathroom was heavy, but it did deaden sounds, Bizarrely, the stairs hallways are all black. The lights This is a perfectly fine hotel with a great location right on the harbor of the city. Large comfortable bed. Quiet enough. But there are some oddball features. We had a big room divided by a four-foot-high, seven-foot-long “bookcase” that held TVs, a mini-fridge, and more. Not all that useful. There was a round table that served as a desk in a corner, but with three plugs hard to reach over the table. No USB ports at the table, but there were USB A ports (and plugs) at the nightstands. Overall, the set up was substandard but okay in the end. The Internet connection was rock solid. There were no luggage racks, and we had to repurpose a small table for the purpose and put another suitcase on the floor of the closet. The bathroom was good size with a decent shower. But the emergency cord in the shower (a nice touch) was only four feet long. So if you are disabled on the ground, you can’t reach it. Bizarrely, the stairs hallways are all black. The lights were barely adequate. A very strange, creepy, and off-putting color motif. Breakfast was fine. Would we stay here again? Maybe. Okay in the end, and nothing major wrong with it. A very strange and creepy color motif.