Maistra Select Amarin Resort

Rooms are very spacious, clean and modern. Breakfast buffet was outstanding.

A great place to stay. I though that the cost of sun loungers and umbrellas was expensive as I wasn’t used to having that as an extra cost.

Bathroom did not have soap/shampoo. Pictures do not reflect reality. Dorm room experience

Big resort that is a bit “shop worn” in places. Staff very nice. Restaurant and included breakfast very good. Prices are higher than any other place I went in Croatia.

Not enough staff to handle long lines checking in and out. There were 2or 3 staff at counters working on checking in, and several more wandering behind counters that could have been used to expedite customer check in process.

Parking near the room was impossible, so had to carry suitcases for about 590 meters. Room was very nice. Restaurant waitress Lillijana was outstanding.

The particular room we stayed in was nice. It had everything you needed. In my personal opinion, the rooms could use some cosmetic updates, but seeing as where you are, you spend most time outside anyways - and it is a beautiful beach front location. There were many teens and kids hanging out (I think they put on summer camps for them) so it was nice to see everyone out and active. The breakfast was spectacular! It was truly one of the best breakfast buffets I’ve ever had staying at a resort. Do take the ferry boat to the mainland of Rovinj as well, just make sure you take a look at the schedule. One last thing, the sunrise and set set is absolutely stunning.

Resort Amarin and Rovinj were a great introduction to Croatia. The facilities were excellent and breakfast amazing. We were late season, so almost no campers and few residents. It may be different in summer. We rented mountain bikes, they were delivered to the property, and picked up from our car rental after a beautiful and fun 4-5 hour ride through the city, and along the coastal park.

We spent three weeks in Various lodging through Croatia and Venice, Amarin was at the top. Very clean ,quite and roomy. Excellent facilities. The buffet was exceptional with some of the best coffee we had in Europe. This location good for family or not. We were childless and very much enjoyed it. We also stated in the center of town our last few nights in a very nice , very well located apartment but wished we had stayed at The Amarin in hind sight .

Be careful when booking at this resort. If you are a family of four, and are lucky enough to get into one of the new buildings you will be happy with your stay, as seen by some of the reviews that we read prior to booking. If you are only two, you will be put in a building that was built maybe in the 1960's. The room comes with old mis-aligned cupboards, cracked ugly furniture, chipped and mildewy bathroom tiles and an exposed kitchen exhaust duct. The room was awful! This is not a 4 star hotel. It would be generous to give it 3 stars. Also- don't believe the free internet. Internet service didn't work at all in our room. We were told at checkout that coverage on the resort is generally poor. All on all, This was not a pleasant experience!!