Omir Bed & Breakfast

"If you are looking for a central location, this is your place. On top of its excellent location, the service we received was second to none. Omar was friendly and flexible and nothing was too much trouble. Breakfast was very good and the lady who served it was very nice and met all our requests. The room was clean and the mattress very comfortable."

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Pula City Center Accommodation - Breakfast included

"Brand new and clean hotel, very close to the center (10 minutes from the center) friendly staff, varied breakfast. The triple is very spacious and the whole structure is very new so I imagine just renovated, highly recommended!"

B&B Arena Prestige Rooms

Hotel Amfiteatar

"We had a great stay in the Amfiteater Hotel. The location was perfect. Just walk out the front door of the hotel, look to the right, and the amphitheater is right there. It takes about 2 minutes to walk to. We were also really close to all of the historic sites in town. We could walk to all of them easily. Plenty of restaurants were nearby too. Our room was spacious and clean. We were there for a few days and had plenty of space to just sit and relax. All of the staff members that we interacted with were friendly and welcoming. We had a rental car, and they have a small lot to park in which was nice as not all hotels in the area offered parking. I saw another review that mentioned the apartment building behind it and how no other reviews mentioned it, I wouldn't have even thought to mention it if I hadn't read that review. It's probably important to note that Pula is a truly unique city in that you can see the whole history of the city in just one glance. This hotel was probably built in the 19th century. The amphitheater is from ancient Rome. The apartment building behind the hotel looks like it is leftover from communist Yugoslavia. And the entire town looks like that. Take a few steps and you'll see ancient Rome, a few more steps and you'll see tenement buildings from the former Yugoslavia, a few more steps and you're back in the 1800s. Personally, I found this juxtaposition fascinating. There's history all over Croatia, but Pula was the only place where I felt like I could see layers and layers of history all in one place. So keep that in mind when booking this hotel. It's in the middle of 2000 years of history - literally. "

Brijuni Hotel Istra

"Tilava ja hiljainen huone parkkinäkökulma. Buffet aamiainen ja illallinen olivat okei, et jätä ruoka-alue nälkä, koska ne tarjoavat hyvän valikoiman ruoan. Jos etsit paikka rentoutua olet varmasti tullut oikeaan paikkaan."

Brijuni Rooms Karmen

"Before booking, you should be clear about a few things. The hotel is old, really old. You can see it in almost every detail: the wooden floors, the doors, windows, yellowish closets, and especially the antiquated bathroom. But it's clean, the beds are reasonably modern, and the walls look renovated. Unfortunately, there are no curtains for darkening the rooms or to block out the light in the evening. Check-in and breakfast are at the Hotel Neptun, as the reception and all other public areas in the Karmen were closed. Almost all of the staff are extremely friendly and helpful. We booked a room (No. 334) with a sea view, and the view from the balcony is truly stunning. This view and the overall wonderful feeling on the island make us overlook the hotel's condition. Even in its renovated state, it probably wouldn't be affordable for everyone. We rented bikes for a day and explored the quieter parts of the island. But €27 per day for a standard bike without gears is unacceptable. During the peak travel season, until September 30th, hotel guests receive a 50% discount. However, we don't understand why hotel guests have to pay the full price for the bikes after September 30th. Despite a few criticisms, we will definitely be back."

Arena Stoja Camping Homes

"We booked in advance, and the total price was debited shortly before arrival; only the tourist tax was added on site. We chose the campsite because of its proximity to the center of Pula. Most of the sanitary facilities were in really good condition, although the building near our pitch had seen better days. We had booked a standard pitch, which was located on a slightly sloping, wooded hillside – I wouldn't book that again. It's worth spending a little more and choosing a significantly better pitch. The pebble beach is very short, but there are swimming opportunities all around the campsite via rocks and large stones. The bus stop is right in front of the campsite, and you can reach the center of Pula in 15 minutes."