Find 2 Star Hotels in Poljsica pri Podnartu from AED 163

"Lovely room and great location to the lake. "

"Be prepared when you check in, you scan a barcode go to a website then upload your passport photos and pay the local tax. Then you get the passcode to get in. Not horrible but should be full explained before you book. -Maybe it was but I didn't see it. Not sure why you can't do it all before arriving at the door. PLace is OK but not deluxe. Owner was very nice and friendly"

"The Gasperin is a pleasant hotel in an attractive area. The weather was cloudy and wet for most of our stay. The room we were in was on the ground floor and quite dark which might have been ok if it was sunny but it wasn’t. The area is pretty and although the hotel doesn’t offer evening meals there is a reasonable selection of places to eat nearby. The breakfast was good and the staff were helpful and friendly. The sun started to shine as we left and the lake was breathtaking. "

"The hotel was very clean and tidy. The staff is friendly and helpful. I strongly recommend you to stay here and travel around. Go to other small cities and go hiking, if you like it. The city center is very chaming. The hostel has a beautiful mountain view and is quite cozy. Amazing place!"

"When I arrived they told me I had en-suite and breakfast was included, two nice surprises and a lake view too"

"Other than that from the description I expected our own bathroom everything was very nice. For one-night stay we did not miss A/C or a dishwasher, this might be a downside of a longer stay. Parking was good and the owner was very nice. The WiFi worked OK. We do recommend this place!"

"The room was nice and clean; the owner seemed a little put out at first because Expedia had overbooked us and she didn’t seem to happy. When we asked her about coffee in the morning she looked at us like we’d lost our mind! It all turned out fine and she had coffee for us in the morning for a small charge. The hotel is beautiful and I wonder what the spa services would be like. We weren’t given any options to utilize them."