Best Pet-Friendly Hotels in Viškovo

We stayed here for a week while exploring the wider Kvarner region, using the apartment's kitchen for breakfasts and Bistro oštarija Fortica for a couple of dinners a minute away. The setting inside Kastav's old walls made every walk pleasant, cobbled lanes and quiet corners rather than the busier coastal promenades. It is not close to the beach at all, so we drove down most days, which worked fine with a rental car.

We booked a residence rather than a standard room and appreciated the extra space with two young children in tow. The ten-minute walk to Črnikovica Beach was manageable most days, and the pool on site covered the afternoons we did not feel like the walk. Vaga, a minute away, became our go-to for a quick lunch between beach trips and pool time, over the course of a typical stay.

O Navis é um hotel de design de cinco estrelas perto de Preluk, onde a arquitetura é o principal motivo para reservar. Para uma família, as suítes com vista mar dão mais espaço do que um quarto duplo. O mar fica a nove minutos a pé e a praia de Tomaševac a cinco minutos de táxi, por isso os dias de praia pedem algum planeamento. O pequeno-almoço e o estacionamento são gratuitos. Recomendá-lo-ia a famílias com filhos mais velhos que apreciam design.

The suite size made this an easy pick for our family of four, and having both pools meant the kids never had a boring afternoon even on the one rainy day we had. The piano bar became our evening routine after dinner while the kids wound down, and the airport shuttle saved us arranging a taxi at the end of a long travel day, over the course of a typical stay.

The seafront setting sold us immediately, and the eight-minute walk to the beach became our daily routine before breakfast most mornings. Having both an indoor and outdoor pool meant the one cooler day of our week did not cost us a swim, and the free parking saved us the daily hassle we had heard about from friends who stayed closer to central Opatija. The villa itself has real character compared to a purpose-built resort.

We booked Continental mainly for the price and the central location, and both held up well over five nights. The room itself was simple rather than stylish, but being two minutes from the market meant we never needed a car for daily errands or breakfast supplies. It is not a hotel for a special occasion, but it did exactly what we needed for a practical family base, over the course of a typical stay.

O Hotel Kukuriku fica dentro da cidade velha amuralhada de Kastav, no alto de uma colina acima de Viškovo e longe da costa. Para uma família, isso significa ruelas calmas para explorar a pé e o carro para os dias de praia no Kvarner. O pequeno-almoço e o estacionamento são gratuitos, os animais são aceites e o restaurante vale a visita, com esplanada no verão. Uma nota de 9,4 em mais de 500 avaliações é sólida. Recomendá-lo-ia a famílias que preferem uma vila calma.

Recomendo o Hotel Ambasador a casais e famílias que querem uma estadia de cinco estrelas com piscina no terraço em Split. Os quartos têm ar condicionado, casa de banho privativa, iPad, minibar e vista mar ou cidade, e há quartos familiares e comunicantes. Tem spa, sauna e ginásio. Os hóspedes dão-lhe 9,6 em 1919 avaliações, uma nota notável. Os quartos incluem iPad e minibar.

We picked this hotel for the location near the market as much as the sea view, and both delivered. Mornings meant a short walk to buy fruit at Opatija 2 tržnica before breakfast on the terrace, and the kids liked the pool enough that we skipped the beach some afternoons. The period-style rooms felt a touch dated compared to newer hotels, but the location made up for it easily.

We chose this resort mainly for the cove, and the Skalete steps turned out to be exactly the shortcut we needed each morning before the beach filled up. The kids used the outdoor pool most afternoons while we took turns at the spa, and having both pool types meant one cooler day did not cost us a swim. The only downside was the walk back up those steps after a long beach afternoon.

We chose Villa Mira mainly for the restaurant's reputation, and it lived up to expectations, we ate there most nights rather than seeking out Barbacoa. The balcony in our room gave a genuinely pleasant bay view we had not expected at this rate. The inland location meant more driving to reach the coast each day than we initially planned for, so factor that in if a beach-heavy itinerary is the priority.

As a couple celebrating an anniversary, the one-minute walk to Lido Beach was exactly what we wanted, no long walks or taxi rides just to reach the water. Breakfast on our own terrace became a daily ritual, and dinner at the hotel's restaurant one night, LaTrattoria the next, covered our evenings well. It felt intimate rather than like a big resort, which suited the trip perfectly, over the course of a typical stay.

We chose Bristol for the building itself as much as the location, and the two-minute walk to Park Angiolina made every morning easy with young kids in tow. The posh restaurant was a bit formal for our children some evenings, so we leaned on the upscale cafe for casual meals instead. The spa was smaller than we expected, but the market being two minutes away made up for it easily.

We stayed as a couple for a long weekend and the French-inspired dining room quickly became the highlight, worth booking the hotel for on its own. The small casino gave us one memorable evening we had not planned on, a nice change from the usual dinner-and-drinks routine of a coastal trip. The two-minute walk to Park Angiolina made mornings easy before the day's plans started, over the course of a typical stay.

We used the hostel as a base for a longer, self-catered trip around the Kvarner coast, cooking most dinners in the communal kitchen after a day out driving. The theatre gave us a genuinely enjoyable evening in when we did not feel like going out. Rooms are simple, no complaints there, but do not expect resort polish at this rate, which was exactly the trade-off we wanted for a longer stay.