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President Hotel, Valamar Collection
"Very disappointed with this hotel. From the reviews I read and the photos shown I was expecting a nicer hotel. The hotel is old and in need of a make over. To get to our room from the lobby you have to walk 200 yards through a maze of hallways that are covered with this old, dirty, stained, very ..."
Reviewed on Sep 3, 2026
Valamar Lacroma Hotel
"Overall, I would say it’s a very good resort (particularly the epic Maro World kids club/centre!), let down by poor rooms and unfriendly/unhelpful staff. My recommendation, go to the resort but stay in one of the other Valamar hotels like Tirena. To break it down more: Rooms – Most of the rooms are ..."
Reviewed on Sep 4, 2026
Hotel Lero
"It was overall terrific! Mia, in reception went out of way to ensure I had a great car service to the airport at 5am and organized a very delicious to go breakfast!"
Reviewed on Sep 2, 2026
Hotel Sumratin
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Mljet Hotel & Travel Guide\n
Discover 11 places to rest and relax within a reasonable driving distance of Mljet through Travelocity's extensive hotel booking portal.
The closest Travelocity-listed accommodation option is the Hotel Odisej, Croatia, which is located 10 miles (17 kilometers) from the middle of Mljet. Another handy option is the Rooms Karla, in Croatia, about 9 miles (14 kilometers) from the urban core of Mljet.
The Guest House Busurelo is positioned 8 miles (13 kilometers) outside of central Mljet. An alternative place to stay is the Villa Nova, which can be found about 13 miles (21 kilometers) away. Some other possible accommodation options are the Guest House Matana Pomena and the Apartments Pitarević.
Looking to travel a little bit out of the center? Dalmatia offers many impressive things to check out. Get ready to discover the sights of Dalmatia's beaches. In addition you could venture through its ruins. Common activities in this particular part of Croatia include mountain biking, rock climbing and mountain climbing.
Dubrovnik Old Town is 30 miles (48 kilometers) east of Mljet and is home to Archeological Museum and Visia Dubrovnik 5D Multimedia Museum. A few Dubrovnik Old Town hotel establishments include the Villa Orsula and Villa Dubrovnik. 35 miles (59 kilometers) to the east of Mljet, you will find Cavtat, which features the Villas Mlini and Villa Pattiera. If you stay in Cavtat, make sure you venture to the Church of Our Lady of the Snow and Rector's Palace.
When you are traveling through Dubrovnik Airport and are hoping to find a Travelocity-listed room in the area, try Apartments Zvrko or Hotel Cavtat.
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Valamar Lacroma Hotel
"Overall, I would say it’s a very good resort (particularly the epic Maro World kids club/centre!), let down by poor rooms and unfriendly/unhelpful staff. My recommendation, go to the resort but stay in one of the other Valamar hotels like Tirena. To break it down more: Rooms – Most of the rooms are old and tired. They are never worth the money that they charge. We had two classic rooms but in one the air-con wasn’t working properly. We got moved on day 2 and there was a terrible smell in the bathroom. So on day 4 we got moved to the newly decorated v-level rooms with a full sea view. These are nice but they have just put a bit of lipstick over the old rooms. Resort – You can use both he Lacroma and Tirena pools and the President Beach. The Tirena pool is brilliant for families, with the exception of it being a bit too deep. You get two big slides and a baby one. We didn’t really like the beach as it was really crowded. Where things get epic is Maro World. I cannot explain how good this is but I doubt there’s a better kids centre and kids club in Europe. Food – The food was ok. I found it to be uncreative with only very small changes each night that make it feel almost like the same thing. The desserts are also pretty poor. But generally the quality of the mains is good. For breakfast the real shocking thing is how poor the juices are (they are diluting juice and not real juice). And the selection of cereal is really poor, which is stupid as cereal is so cheap."
