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Hotels in Hvar Town are,
by and large, pricey and getting pricier. As the town
creeps ever higher on the trend-o-meter, hotels are being overhauled
to accommodate the influx of high-rollers. There are a few two-star
hotels but budget travellers may want to consider private
accommodation. Otherwise, think of staying
in Stari Grad or Jelsa, cheaper
alternatives to Hvar Town.
Here's another tip: try to avoid July and
August when prices are
highest. You'll get MUCH better deals in the off-season. And,
since Hvar is known for its sunny, warm weather, you can enjoy a
stay from early spring to late fall.
Four-Star Hotels in Hvar Town
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Riva, recently
included in the prestigious Small
Luxury Hotels of the World group
is by far the best hotel in Hvar Town. With
only 54 comfortable rooms, this four-star hotel offers
an intimate and romantic experience and you can watch the
sunset over the nearby Pakleni Islands.It's right on the
harbourside promenade, only steps from the town centre but
sound-proofed of course. Find
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Park is
like staying in your own private luxury digs. This four-star
hotel has only one
room and fourteen apartments. One has four beds, making it
perfect for families. The apartments are decorated in fresh
blues and whites with all modern comforts. Each apartment
faces the sea and affords sweeping views of the Pakleni
Islands. Find
out more. |
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Adriana, is
a hotel, a marina and a spa that could be the last word in
luxury. There's a rooftop indoor swimming pool, multi-level
garden terraces and a 1400m spa. Find
out more. |
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Amfora is an excellent family
hotel. There's everything in this three-star
beachside hotel: wireless internet access, bar,
restaurant, indoor and outdoor swimming pools and tennis
courts. It's about 500m from the town centre which you reach
by a pretty walk along the sea.You can practically fall out
of bed and into the Adriatic. Find
out more. |
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Three-Star Hotels in Hvar Town
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Palace is the hotel for you if you're looking
for a classic look. Right in the town centre, theHotel
Palace has an imposing facade as well as a swimming pool,
sauna and massage facilities. Find
out more. |
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Villa
Nora is a charming boutique
hotel in a restored palazza all ready for the
barefoot contessa. The location is central and each room
is decorated with care. Find
out more. |
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Villa
Town Gate is a cosy six room boutique
hotel right
in town. As its name suggests, it's at the old town gate. The
rooms are stylish and comfortable. Find
out more. |
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| Hotel
Podstine is a most comfortable hotel just a
couple of kilometres from the centre of town. |
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Two-Star Hotels in Hvar Town
What Others Say
Press reviews of Hvar Hotels |
The
Adriana never knowingly undersells its contemporary
theme – neutral colours are lifted by vermilion,
ochre and aubergine accents, and there’s lots of
frosted glass and moody black-and-white photography.
The rooftop terrace has a heated seawater pool, a pine-shaded
yoga deck and what promises to be a buzzy bar, all with
photo opportunities looking out over Hvar’s elaborate
Italianate cathedral, the Venetian piazza, the harbour
and the bay. The
Times
. . the Riva
Hvar Yacht Harbour Hotel, offers a bird's-eye
view of the harbour and serves up spectacular sunsets
while its sister property just across the harbour,
the Adriana, offers
a rooftop patio perfect for afternoon drinks, along
with a swimming pool and spa. The
Toronto Star. |
Check
rates at the Hotel Adriana
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Rates at the Riva Harbour Hotel
Related Pages
Private
Accommodation in Hvar Town
Hvar Island Accommodation
Hotels in Stari Grad
Hotels in Jelsa
Hvar Island Travel Guide
Hvar Town Travel Guide
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