Arena Stoja Camping Homes

"Hemos pasado tres días en este camping idealmente situado para una visita a Pula Home al topo - personal encantador y competente Lindas emplazamientos que se puede elegir - hay que decir que muchos lugares están en su jugo, porque aquí se respeta la naturaleza y se hace con La consecuencia es que para calentar, hay que tener un buen nivel - opinión a los amadores Sanitarios muy limpios pero algunos son antiguos y poco cómodos - hay que saber elegir Podemos caminar a pie sobre los Ries atteantes au camping où il y a de belles spots - on a également marché sur la presque’île en sortir du camping à gauche. Au début c'est cool mais à force les sentiers se rétrécissent et ne deviennent que des senties De plus il y a une base militaire, alors gaffe où l'on met les pieds La visite de Pula se fait en bus dont l'arrêt se situe devant l'entrée du camping. Le billet se prend auprès du chauffeur si celui-ci a vouloir, sin embargo, c’est gratuit La ville n’est pas des plus attrayantes sauf l’arène et le temple d’Auguste qui vaut le coup pour la visite Le prix du camping est assez correct : aproximadamente 28 euros por noche en mayo "

La Preziosa Rooms

Hotel Milan

"A lovely massive suite with living room, however no tea and coffee making facilities. The first night the fridge had nothing in, the second night a mini bar, but the hotel didn't even provide any water in there. This would have been nice having the basic necessary items on arrival. The employees were friendly in reception and during breakfast. There was enough selection for breakfast and options for freshly made. The car park was big enough and easy to park. A little distance out of the centre of the city, but still accessible for walking."

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."