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Everything was great, even more than great! Super friendly owner! Very modern apartment with sea view. Apartment was big, lot of space for family, AC and TV in every room, two bathrooms. There was nothing missing in kitchen.

Loved everything about it. Very clean, modern and tastefully decorated with good quality fixtures and fitting. Very well appointed with lots of little extras (dishwasher tablets, bin bags, plentiful supply of toilet rolls etc.) which you often have to go out and buy when you stay in an apartment. Beds were comfortable. Felt like you'd be invited to stay in someone's home rather than a holiday let. Excellent shower and toilet facilities. Free car parking nearby was a real bonus. View of the harbour from the balcony was excellent and it was very close to bars, restaurants and the beach.

Nothing not to like. Only downside was it was up a fairly steep hill and three flights of stairs so you might need to think carefully if you struggle walking but it's didn't detract from our holiday.

Excellent stay, host was great. Another great experience for our family trip. Location wonderful. My daughter born in Canada beautiful country Can't get over how beautiful Croatia and the Dalmatian coast is.

A beautifully appointed and perfectly maintained modern two bedroom apartment a few steps away from the port (the walk to the apartment building after stepping off the Brač ferry takes a total of 3 minutes). The apartment is close to beaches, restaurants, shops, and cultural offerings. The friendly and helpful host provided us with excellent suggestions for places to eat and obviously takes great pride in the apartment and in the town of Makarska. This is one of the rare places we’ve stayed at that has a microwave, which comes in useful when traveling for a longer time with family and not always wanting to eat out. It has a lovely, sunny balcony overlooking the port, perfect for sitting out on and watching the boats come and go. The apartment is also a few steps away from a small observatory and space-themed children’s playground which, at the time we stayed there, was doing a series of lectures on space (in English), while also helping people look out for season-specific meteorite showers (so called “tears of St Lawrence”).

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