The Hotel Adriatic is the first true designer hotel on the Croatian coast, situated only 20 metres from the beach in Biograd na Moru and offering spectacular views from each room.
Mario
Croatia
The food was above expectations. Very tasty, with various choices and kids love to eat and stay in this hotel.
Location
The Ilirija is situated right on the waterfront, only a short stroll from the centre of Biograd na Moru and invites you to enjoy wonderful sunsets on its terrace as well as fine Dalmatian cuisine.
Set 60 metres from the sea promenade in the historic core of Biograd, Hotel Carpymore has elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi, a restaurant and bar.
Davor
Croatia
Carpymore is an excellent hotel with really friendly and welcoming staff. It's located near the promenade and all of the Biograd's beaches. One thing I was most amazed with was the breakfast each morning. It was great, one of the best we ever had in a hotel.
Featuring a private beach area and views of sea, Mobile Homes Ljutić is a recently renovated holiday park located in Biograd na Moru, 100 metres from Soline Beach.
Situated within 400 metres of Dražica Beach and 700 metres of Soline Beach in Biograd na Moru, Elizabeta Deluxe Rooms offers accommodation with seating area.
Tatjana
Slovenia
The location, very nice and helpful owner. He found a space to park our car and our trailor without any additional costs.
Located only 200 metres from a pebbly beach in Biograd na Moru, Camping Mia provides air-conditioned accommodation with free WiFi access. Biograd Old Town and Marina are 600 metres from the property.
Situated just 1.8 km from Soline Beach, Grande Glamping with Pool offers accommodation in Biograd na Moru with access to a garden, barbecue facilities, as well as full-day security.
Jennifer
United Kingdom
It's out of the way enough to be quiet on a night but close enough to the beaches and waterpark
Located 800 metres from the Adriatic Sea and the centre of Biograd, Apartments Tomic features studios and apartments with free Wi-Fi, satellite TV and kitchen facilities.
Husetic
United Kingdom
First off all I would like to thank Ljiljana and Niko for great hospitality and very warm welcome.Straight away we felt with ease just talking with them.All I can say apartment we stayed in it had everything we needed and it was very clean Location was great as well
Located in Biograd na Moru, 600 metres from Dražica Beach, HOTEL MEDUZA provides accommodation with a terrace, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
Sobe su čiste,doručak dobar a Domaćini za pozeliti
Set in Biograd na Moru, Hotel Albamaris features an on-site restaurant and a sun terrace. The nearest beach is within 300 metres from the property. Free WiFi is provided.
Prijazno i ugodno osoblje.Hrana i smještaj odlični.
Spread over 17.000 m², Village San Antonio offers bright rooms in traditional stone-wall bungalows. It is surrounded by 100-year old pine trees and is only 200 metres from Soline Beach.
Alles war hervorragend!. Das Essen war soooo lecker. Perfekt!!
Located in the midst of a pine forest in Biograd, Family Hotel Adria - All inclusive is only 350 metres away from Soline Beach.
Es war alles gut. Vor allem der Pool war für Kinder gut.
FAQs about hotels in Biograd na Moru
On average, 3-star hotels in Biograd na Moru cost £142 per night, and 4-star hotels in Biograd na Moru are £193 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Biograd na Moru can on average be found for £642 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Biograd na Moru this weekend is £88 or, for a 4-star hotel, £169. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Biograd na Moru for this weekend cost on average around £924 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The beaches are fine, especially for children. There are quite a few sea urchins on the beaches, even very close to the shore. Along the road, you can often get very good local fruits and vegetables (figs, melons, watermelons, tomatoes, nectarines, peaches,...). They have a very unusual type of payment for natural attractions. For example, you pay €5 for the ornithological park, but you also get admission to a tour that is 20 minutes away by car. At the Reško slap, the access to the area is divided into three sections. You have to pay a different price for each one. Even access to the restaurant has to be paid for!
The food in the restaurants is below average and, on top of that, very expensive.
Garbage is lying everywhere. There is practically no separation of waste, or the garbage cans are just a formality. The garbage is all mixed up.
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Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
For the Dutch folks. It's Scheveningen but then in Croatia.
For the Dutch folks. It's Scheveningen but then in Croatia. Lot of restaurants, a stretch where you can walk through the harbour. Nice beach (rocks) and a sand beach not too far away.
It was lovely for us.
Glenn
Netherlands
Scored 10
10
Biograd is a great, little holiday town that's perfect for...
Biograd is a great, little holiday town that's perfect for families and couples looking for a relaxing break. The whole place has a very safe and laid back feeling to it. The only gripe we had was the restaurants all seemed to serve the same foods - pasta, pizza, steak, and seafood appeared on every menu! Not a massive problem, but worth mentioning nonetheless.
Lisa
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Biograd na Moru is a great destination for anyone who wants...
Biograd na Moru is a great destination for anyone who wants to visit a beautiful city and beautiful beaches. In the evening, it is possible to take a relaxed walk or have a night life in bars by the beach. In this place you can also find quite a few good restaurants with very tasty food. It is possible to jump to the island of Pašman by ferry from Biograd
Galinec
Scored 10
10
The whole apartment was amazing and the location great!
The whole apartment was amazing and the location great! The host was so nice and I would definitely go again. The stores and the beach is close and the water in amazing. The beach has everything you need, WC, showers, bars, bakeries and more. And the prices are not big, so it's really nice.
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Vanja
Slovenia
Scored 10
10
A lovely harbour with quite a few restaurant's and bars, the...
A lovely harbour with quite a few restaurant's and bars, the food was delicious and not too expensive. You can hire a boat or go on a number of boat trips to the National Park or Fishing. Very easy to walk around with a pleasant park next to the main bus station where you can get buses to the Lake, Zadar and a number of other close towns.
The beach is to the left of the harbour area and has plenty of bars and places to grab a snack or sit and have a meal. The beach is shingle/pebbles so no sand castles. You pay a premium to sit close to the harbour and eat/drink, further away in the cobbled old town area it is cheaper. You obviously don't have the beautiful view though.
A charming place and would definitely stay here again.
Dawn
United Kingdom
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The location is great! The facilities are wonderful! We each had massages and went to the pool every night. The restaurant has a fantastic breakfast. We stayed in a ground floor condo facing the beach looking through the pine trees and across of the children's playground. The toddler enjoyed easy access to the play structure, we enjoyed the quiet and easy access to the water and the beach. Our three day stay was a lovely way to finish our visit to Croatia.
The hotel is in an excellent location, just a few metres from the beach, and has both indoor and outdoor pools. The sea view from the room is fantastic. The nightlife is quite busy near the hotel, but the soundproofed doors meant that only little noise filtered into the room, so it didn't disturb the relaxation. The choice of food for breakfeast and dinner is plentiful and delicious. We enjoyed our stay very much.
Super easy check in and check out. The host was very friendly. The appartment is very clean and is situated in a very safe Croatian neighbourhood. Shopping facilities are close by.
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