Hotel Villa Rosa

Hotel Diana

"Just loved this hotel. Even though it doesn't have an ocean view, the rooms are really nice (especially 301), and the history of the hotel - and looking through the photos - is really nice. Great bike storage, really nice outdoor eating area and super quiet place to stay. Really enjoyed the roof top balcony."

Villaggio Ca' Laguna

"Early june, pre-season. The staff were already in full speed, so a lot of attention to the small amount of guests. The houses are great, cool pool area, affordable restaurant. Sport facilities inside the camping. Quiet location, perfect for families"

Residence Punta Spin

"Value for money: Poor! The complex is completely outdated with countless defects, which are only patched up sporadically after repeated requests. Several holidaymakers left early due to boredom and disgust. There are a few renovated accommodations, but getting one is like playing the lottery. We were lucky that another mobile home became available due to an early departure – and that was fine – but we don't need that again. We won't be vacationing there again until the entire complex has been completely renovated. The staff are mostly friendly and helpful, but they can't turn rust into gold. The supermarket is surprisingly well-stocked for a campsite, and the prices are fair. For holidaymakers who booked through HolidayCheck or similar sites, the available parking spaces at the accommodation are charged an extra €6, even though they are already provided. We were lucky and parked near the free large parking area. But this practice is also unacceptable. Rooms: Poor. Old, musty, poorly equipped, much of it worn and broken. Restaurant & Bars: Good. Tasty food and fair value for money. Service: Rather good. The many shortcomings are resolved relatively quickly upon request. Location & Surroundings: Rather good. 5km from Grado. Anyone wanting to swim in deeper water has to go to the town beach in Grado. The beach at the resort is shallow and murky. Lots of seaweed in the water. Practical for small children, but from the age of 9 or 10, kids won't find much to do there. Two sun loungers with a parasol cost an extra €18 per day. Other resorts in this price range include this free of charge. We went to Grado and Trieste. Activities: Poor. Two tennis courts (for a fee) in satisfactory condition. Mini-golf course broken and unusable. Children's playground completely outdated. Gym: No comment! Old pool area with a small slide for small children with dirty water. The rather small swimming pool is clean and cool, but the tiles are cracking everywhere. Swimming is only permitted with a bathing cap. Ball games, inflatable mattresses, etc., are forbidden. It's okay for the area, but overall, children between 8 and 15 years old are completely left out."