




Hotel Villa Neretva - Metković
Balcony rooms over the river or mountains, villa-style stay
About this hotel
The balconies are the reason to choose Villa Neretva over the more conventional hotels nearby: rooms open onto either river or mountain views, a rare split in a town where most properties simply face the street. The restaurant runs European and Croatian dishes for lunch and dinner, paired with a bar and a terrace and garden for anyone who'd rather eat outside. Breakfast goes beyond the standard continental spread into an à la carte option with fresh pastries, pancakes, cheese and fruit, a step up from a basic buffet. Rooms carry a minibar and seating area alongside the usual air-conditioning, built more for a multi-night stay than a single overnight. Room service and luggage storage round out a property that leans closer to a small independent villa than a chain hotel, with free on-site private parking covering arrivals by car.
- River or mountain-view balconies
- À la carte breakfast
- European-Croatian restaurant
- Free private parking
Our take
Hotel Villa Neretva - Metković is a villa-style family hotel with balcony rooms overlooking the mountains or the river, a European-Croatian restaurant and free private parking on site. Rooms include a seating area and a minibar, and breakfast is continental or à la carte with fresh pastries. An 8.7 score from 592 reviews backs it. I would choose it for a road trip through the Neretva valley, asking for a river-view balcony. No pool is listed.
- ✓Request a river-view balcony specifically, the mountain-facing rooms are the quieter but less scenic option
- ✓Try the à la carte breakfast at least once instead of the standard continental spread
- ✓Book ahead for a multi-night stay since the villa-style rooms suit longer visits better than one-night stopovers
Why we love it
- Balconies with river or mountain views
- À la carte breakfast with fresh pastries
- European-Croatian restaurant and garden terrace
- Free on-site private parking
Why guests love itA family staying multiple nights would get the most from this one: the balcony rooms give a real view over the river or the mountains rather than a parking lot, and the seating area and minibar make the room usable for more than just sleeping. The à la carte breakfast, with its fresh pastries and fruit, is a genuine step above the continental spreads down the road. The trade-off is a quieter setting a short drive from the town centre rather than right on the main square.