Hotel Horizont

The staff were very professional, courteous and helpful. The hotel was well maintained, although its age was catching up. The room was well maintained, hot shower, air conditioning etc, although the bed was harder than we’re used to. Good facilities, indoor and outdoor pool. Wellness area, gym, sauna etc, although we had to pass through the wellness centre and indoor pool to get to outdoor pool. Also, the bar was by reception and was a bit of a trek to get a drink for the pool. We went B&B, as my wife and I have had enough of buffets. We ate breakfast every morning and we did eat in the Restaurant one evening, for which were given a discount of 5 euros per head. Otherwise we ate out. The location of the hotel was another selling point, being 5 mins from beach and 10 mins from town. Plenty of shops, restaurants and bars, considering the size of the town. On the whole, it was a lovely stay and the staff Bent over backwards to help. Would we stay there again? Probably not, only because we want to see more of Croatia, so would visit somewhere else. There is a sister hotel, the Slavia. Better decor, but next to a church, where the bells can be heard miles away. Nevertheless, thanks to the staff, as they were very good. We booked the holiday with TUI before we read the reviews. There were some complaints regarding the food. There are plenty of tourists here, of many nationalities, and Brits are not the largest. The cuisine is European. The breakfast buffet is not like a Premier Inn, so no pork sausages, baked beans, black pudding or brown sauce. If you’re willing to experiment, plenty of present surprises. We ate out a lot, by design. We were told that everything was dirt cheap out there. Not any more. Croatia have adopted the Euro as their currency, which has hiked up the prices. Still reasonable though, as we spent on average 55 Euros per meal, for 2. Main meal and drinks. However, Croatia has only recently jumped on the tourism bandwagon, which means if you want a quiet holiday with traditional food and holidaymakers from Central Europe, this is your place. If you prefer the creature comforts of English cuisine, bars and tourists who will fight over sun beds, don’t worry. It won’t be long before mass tourism comes along and spoils it

Bad hotel food very very poor. Rooms poor condition stains on bedding. Food served cold. A smile from staff would help they have this hotel rated as a four star how I do not know. Baska Voda is ok to stay just don't book this hotel.

What an absolute shame for this Hotel, nice food, nice location, sadly the rooms are awful - dated, crowded and actually not very clean. Hotel needs to refurbish the rooms and the bathrooms- you had to step over a really high bath to get in the shower so not good for older less able please. Would not recommend or travel here again.

We spent 10days in this Hotel with TUI as the package tour operator, in name only sadly! Incredibly disappointed with TUI but I suppose I was thinking back to the Thomson’s days!! We arrived with no TUI rep at the airport, after a £200 premium for our luggage and seats on plane, as actually an EasyJet flight, there where only 2 of us then transported to the Hotel with no TUI welcome!. On arrival some issues with room but the COO Ante Tomas could not have been more accommodating, thank you so much for your efforts!! Sadly as an overall assessment, the Hotel is really quite dated, and requires some updating but more importantly the food, particularly at dinner is incredibly disappointing for a 4 star hotel in this day and age! Maybe it’s actually more suited to our German and Eastern European friends! It will be Jet2 for us next time!! Goodbye

Probably the worst hotel we have ever stayed. The room we booked was not the one given. Despite making a complaint, told that nothing else available. They also own a bar that plays very loud dance music until midnight and you simply cannot escape the noise if you are in your room. Not a chance of any sleep should you retire before midnight. No entertainment in the hotel and no other English couples staying there. Worst part however was the food in the buffet restaurant. The evening dinner was the same most evenings. Truly awful, with little choice. Everything was bland tasting, stale, and sour. The salads were really sour and the fish and meats were stewed and standing around for ages, in a very warm restaurant without air conditioning. Staff hardly speak English. Not three restaurants either, as described. There are other restaurants outside the hotel, but these you pay for at a high additional charge. I simply cannot recommend this hotel in any way and was glad to return home.

Fantastic experience. The hotel is very fancy, although showing a little bit of age. One important point I need to make is that we searched online for accommodation in Split and this venue came up on several sites, however, it is nowhere near Split, being about 50km away and at least a 40-minute drive. Buffet breakfast and dinner offer all the options you could wish for, but won't win any Michelin stars. There is a substantial spa, gym and many swimming options. All could do with better maintenance but are still perfectly acceptable. The staff are very friendly and accommodating and their service is impeccable. They go out of their way to assist guests.

Position is good, food is good and various,rooms definitely not 4* , maybe 3*, spa&wellness disappointing. Many sauna rooms not working, outside pool closed. Saunas are opening late (13:00) so no use of late check out.

The location is perfect and the breakfast is good, standard type of buffet. The pool area have some things to work on, at least 40% of the parasol is broken or doesnt exist, so many chairs are whitout it. The pool bar has hardly any ice creams or drinks. Many times there is no staff there. Empty ”desinfections ” bottles around the hotell.

Reasonable hotel room, excellent variety for breakfast and dinner. One thing that you should be aware of is that at the dinner buffet, there is no water offered, the waitstaff will only offer drinks from their beverage menu.. 6 euros for a small coke,, Also, while we were there only one jaquzzi was working the entire week...