Find Hotels with a Pool in Donji Karin

"The hotel is right by the beach. There's parking space at the entrance of the hotel. It is far from other bussinesses so no options to walk outside the resort for shopping or food. We stayed there by the end of April and it was pretty quiet, there did not seem to be many guests. Our room was modern, spacious and there was plenty of light. It had two separate spaces: one with the main bed (and no TV) and a small living room where the sofa had been turned into a bed for our kid. It had a balcony with views to the resort. The mattress was sturdy and comfortable. Sofa bed was not too bad for a sofa bed. The room had a mini fridge though no microwave. The bathroom had a shower and some toiletries. The TV had limited options of channels though there were channels in different languages. One of the reasons we chose this hotel was the indoor pool and our son enjoyed it but the water was quite cold (it was the end of April). Probably because of this there was no one else besides us. The hotel has plenty of ammenities and a private beach but it was very quiet. We had booked dining and breakfast with our stay and this was perhaps the most disappointing aspect of our experience. Diner was a buffet with limited options and not very tasty international fare. Drinks were not included and we were charged 6€ for a 75cl bottle of water! The same goes for breakfast: limited options and quality. Maybe it is different in high season when the hotel is packed."

"Given the cleaning fee, we expected a higher level of cleanliness. Some of the mobile homes are also farther from the beach than depicted in the photos. There’s room for improvement in sustainability efforts, such as better recycling options and care for stray animals. That said, the location is excellent for visiting Paklenica National Park, and we appreciated the early check-in and free parking. "

"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. "