Bibinje Hotels

"Hosts were so lively "

"The apartment was spacious and had what we needed.I would just recommend an instruction book for which garbage bins are for what."

"Do not stay here. I booked a room paid $511 because I needed a place to spending the night, I showed up at 9pm they told me they don’t have room available for me, next day they charged me for room anyway. Customer service was horrible. Still working with Expedia to get my money back. "

"We arrived at Vila Nika to discover that it had been booked already but the owner gave us a room in the Boutique Cosmopolis situated opposite. The view was much prettier, we could see the sunset on the sea, it was beautiful. However there was no kitchenette so we struggled a fair bit in terms of cleaning cups/spoons/etc where we had to use the sink in the bathroom. We had the biggest queen bed ever and the kids slept on the sofa bed. The air con was working. Do bring your soap and shampoos, coffee and milk sachets as literally nothing else is provided apart from towels and beddings. The pool was beautiful and very clean. We spent 2 whole afternoons there as there are plenty of chairs/beds to sunbathe. The beach was a 7 minutes walk and was beautiful but do bring water shoes as we got lots of cuts on our feet from the rocks. Plenty of restaurants nearby. We particularly enjoyed the nearby Kebab shop, the nearby bakery that also does pizzas and 10 minutes away Roko, a popular local restaurant. We took an Uber to Zadar one day which was £10 one way. The bus to Zadar is not reliable we were told and anyway only comes once an hour. "

"The view was adorable. The communication was okay, we missed some information about the button to get warm water to shower. Also WiFi connection was not that good The accomodation had everything we needed. Not that big, but that was good. Bibinje has some bars and restaurants but not that much. It's quiet. When there are guest in the upper apartments it's noisy. There was a little bit of dirt under the sofa. Parking lot in the neigbourhood was always free."