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Hotel Zora ★★★
"The Zora Hotel boasts an exceptional location on the Raducca peninsula, which is its only advantage. It has great potential, but it's very poorly utilized. The Stalinist-style buildings are frozen in the 1970s, outdated and dilapidated. Some rooms don't even have balconies. Housekeeping is minimal: disinfecting the bathrooms, changing towels, but no turndown service. Sheets weren't changed for 15 days, and toothbrush holders weren't replaced. The dining room is very noisy and overcrowded in the evenings (the hotel primarily caters to half-board guests and tour groups). There's very little choice at lunchtime, and the food is very salty, with heavy sauces and fatty meats. Drinks are by the glass, the wines are poor quality, and the water is still and sparkling, with "fruit juices" diluted with excessive sugar. There are no carafes, and it's forbidden to even refill a small water bottle. Coffee isn't available after meals (and it's an extra charge). The entertainment team is reduced to just three staff members, the program isn't followed, and it's incredibly boring. The swimming pool supposedly burned down in 2023 and is said to be "under repair," but given the state of the infrastructure, it looks like it burned down much earlier (rust, significant deterioration). It won't be operational for years. Some blocks are in very poor condition (block 4000), with rust, dampness, saltpeter, and peeling paint. There are three buildings at the tip of the peninsula whose construction appears to have been abandoned for decades. Behind the fitness room and near the kids' club, there's an abandoned building with broken windows and grilles. Full board does not mean all-inclusive; any drinks outside of meals are extra, so budget accordingly. The beach is public, but it will cost you €25 per day for two sun loungers and a parasol. Excursions are relatively expensive. A shuttle service seems to exist between the hotel and the village of Trogir, but nobody mentions it (is it a loss of revenue from excursions?). Anyway! We're still looking for the 3 stars... We were quite disappointed with our stay."
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2025-09-22

Rejseoplysninger for Primošten

Stikkontakt & spænding

230V/Type C/F

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Valutakurs

EUR

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Lokal betaling

Kort/Kontanter

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Forbindelse

HT/A1/Telemach

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Antal anmeldelser

58

Antal hoteller

116

Gennemsnitlig pris (hverdage)

1.098 kr.

Gennemsnitlig pris (weekender)

1.145 kr.

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