Maistra Select Belvedere Resort Vrsar, Vrsar

We had a lovely stay at the resort, enjoying the clean rooms and nice amenities, but the dining experience felt more like a bustling canteen than a pleasant restaurant. While the location near the beach and local eateries was great, the steep walks back to our rooms after meals were a bit exhausting, especially in the heat.

The hotel is located on a hillside, offering stunning views of the sea, but it can be challenging to navigate due to the many stairs. While the rooms are generally clean with lovely views, the dining experience falls a bit short in variety and comfort. The pool area is pleasant, and the staff is friendly, but there are some issues with room air conditioning and sound levels in the dining area.

The hotel has stunning views and spotless facilities, making for a perfect vacation spot. However, the location's steep inclines can be a challenge for those with mobility issues. While the dining options are plentiful and delicious, the restaurant can get quite noisy during peak times. Overall, it's a beautiful resort with great amenities, but not well-suited for anyone who struggles with steps.

We had a lovely stay overall. The hotel is set on a hill offering stunning views which came with the trade-off of many steps. The rooms were modern and comfortable, but the air conditioning could have been colder. The dining options were plentiful, though drinks weren't included with dinner, which was a bit disappointing. The location is fantastic with close access to the beach, but do bring beach shoes as it’s a pebble beach.

I recently spent a week at the Belvedere Hotel in Vrsar, and while it boasts beautiful views and clean surroundings, it does have its drawbacks, like ineffective air conditioning and average dining options. The facilities are family-friendly and well-maintained, making it a good choice for exploring the area, but it wouldn't hurt to improve the food variety and room cooling.