Hvar Island Dalmatia, Croatia Travel Guide
Budget-friendly dormitories and sometimes private rooms, with a social atmosphere. Most are in Hvar Town.
Rooms or entire apartments rented by locals, often economical and found across the island.
Stylish hotels, often in renovated historical buildings, concentrated in Hvar Town.
Standard hotels with amenities like pools and restaurants, found in Hvar Town, Stari Grad, and Jelsa.
High-end properties with extensive facilities, predominantly in Hvar Town and some secluded bays.
Studios to multi-bedroom villas, widely available on platforms like Booking.com, Agoda, and Vrbo, ideal for families or longer stays.
Campsites mainly around Stari Grad and Jelsa, with pitches for tents/RVs and some mobile homes.
Private accommodations often have kitchen facilities, useful for budgeting and an authentic experience.
Hvar Island features distinct towns and villages, each having a different character and appeal.
If you seek a quiet, historical experience, choose Stari Grad or Jelsa as your base.
Villages often have limited services, so a car or scooter is recommended for access.
Smart booking practices secure your preferred accommodation at a good price.
Always check current reviews and availability for any property you consider.
Confirm specific deposit and cancellation policies directly with the property or platform.
Especially for high season or unique stays, planning far in advance yields better results.
Here are illustrative examples for different budget levels and travel needs. Always check current reviews and availability.
Known for social atmosphere in Hvar Town.
Simple, clean rooms with local charm.
Good value and convenient locations.
More space and kitchen facilities.
Hvar Town; rooftop pool and spa.
Hvar Town; larger resort with beach access.
Hvar Town; historic, central, and opulent.
Hvar Town; historic building directly on the waterfront.
Amfora Hvar Grand Beach Resort (Hvar Town) has large pools and activities. Hotel Arkada (Stari Grad) for a quieter location. Many apartments and villas work well.
Hostels in Hvar Town for social atmosphere. Centrally located apartments for solitude near attractions.
Apartments and vacation rentals. They have kitchens, living areas, and a home-like feel. Consider Stari Grad or Jelsa for a long-term base.
Palace Elisabeth and Hotel Park Hvar (Hvar Town) are in historic buildings. Many guesthouses in Hvar Town and Stari Grad are in old stone houses.
Traveling during the shoulder season (May-June, September-October) often yields a better balance of good weather, fewer crowds, and more favorable pricing.
If your travel is in July or August, booking your accommodation as early as possible (3-6 months out) is highly recommended. Popular spots fill up quickly.
If you seek a quiet, historical experience, choose Stari Grad or Jelsa as your base.
Private accommodation with kitchens helps with budgeting, especially for longer stays.
Hvar Town is ideal for those seeking lively nightlife and immediate access to excursions.
