Book a hotel near Korta Katarina Winery, Orebic

"The property is probably the best location for enjoying the old town area. It looks directly at the old town and marina. The rooms do not have windows conducive to looking at the view from within but does have a nice little deck for each room weather permitting. Good value for the price. Stayed in April shoulder season and much in town was closed."

"The hotel’s location on the edge of charming Orebić is the only real strength; everything else reflects a tired, poorly maintained property that has slid well below its advertised star rating. The room smelled of smoke and damp, which made it feel unclean and uncomfortable from the start. We waited more than two hours to check in despite arriving after the standard check‑in time, and front desk staff refused to contact a manager, explaining it was Easter Sunday. The food is closer to a roadside diner or basic motel buffet than a hotel restaurant, and although the waiting staff try their best, we ended up eating bread with cheese and deli meat for most meals. Overall, this feels like a once‑decent 3‑star hotel that has gone downhill, and the great location does not make up for the state of the rooms, the poor dining, and the indifferent service; I would recommend staying elsewhere."

"Hotel was great and staff helpful. We were in a part that had A Lot of stairs that made it difficult."

"Nice apartment with great view from private balcony. Close to ocean and harbor."

"My family and I just spent 3 weeks at Villa Agnes, and we could have stayed all Summer. As we were leaving my youngest son just sighed and said "I wish we didn't have to leave".The photos are all accurate, but I would say it's more beautiful in person. The house itself is incredibly charming. It is well appointed, with everything we needed. The kitchen is small, but one of the better equipped kitchens we've had in a short term rental. We had no issues cooking there.We're traveling all Summer, and Orebic was such a welcome oasis from some of the extremely crowded cities we've been in. It was big enough to have everything we needed, but small enough to retain its charm and avoid the crush of crowds. We could walk to the small grocery in town, and the bakery is literally right around the corner. There were plenty of restaurants within walking distance, and a great little ice cream shop around the corner. It was easy to grab a ferry over to Korcula, or get an island hopping pass to check out some of the smaller islands.We did have a car, and drove just a tiny bit farther to go to the bigger grocery store once a week (although it's technically also walking distance).There's fantastic local wines and wineries, and they had live music and wine tastings just around the corner from us on Wednesday evenings. The ocean was so beautiful, and you could swim anywhere. The pool was nice for the kids to hop in first thing in the morning, or in the evening while we were fixing dinner. "