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Hotel Odisej

Island of Mljet - Southern Dalmatia

Description

Facilities:
  • bar
  • gym
  • ATM
  • kiosk
  • seawater outdoor swimmingpool
  • pizzeria
  • restaurant
  • sun terrace
  • spa

157 rooms: approx. 15 m², equipped with air conditioning, TV, telephone, minibar, and bathroom with shower. Sea-view rooms with balcony available.

Pets: Only very small dogs (up to 4 kg) allowed on prior request, at surcharge (approx. 5 € per day).

Note: Entrance fee to the National Park is due to pay with booking.

Meals:
  • halfboard with breakfast and dinner buffet
Sport:
  • bicycle rental
  • canoes and pedal boats
Beach:
  • sunbathing plateaus
  • rocky beach
Extras
Distance from the nearest beach: 50 m
Air travel possible
Need to get in touch?
We will be happy to assist you with any questions
Monday – Friday
Saturday
8:00 am – 4:30 pm
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
 
+49 (0) 89 23 11 000
Alternatively you can fill out the contact form for specific enquiries, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Details

Pets permitted (at an additional charge) 5 €
TV
Air Conditioning (as stated in the description)
WiFi
Distance from the nearest beach: 50 m
Air travel possible
Internet Corner
Not suitable for persons with reduced mobility


Location

Island of Mljet - Southern Dalmatia

Mljet is the first great island that we meet when sailing on the Croatian sea from the south-east towards the north-west. The national park of the same name covers the western part of this most beautiful island of the Adriatic. The island of Mljet also exhibits a rich cultural heritage. The most imposing example is the complex of the Benedictine convent from the 12th century.  The convent is located on a small isle in the middle of a large lake and is surrounded by a Mediterranean park landscape. Over the course of the centuries numerous chronicles, papers and literary writing were written here and which represent today a most precious inheritance of Croatian history and culture. Mljet is our greenest island, with its flourishing Mediterranean vegetation, with its clean and limpid sea, sweet and sandy coasts and a submerged world full of life.

The national park of the same name covers the western part of this, the most beautiful island of the Adriatic. Almost the entire mainland area of the park is covered by thick Mediterranean pine woods, which particularly unfold their beauty at dusk. It is an island well known for the many varieties of red and white wine, with their specific aroma and strength, grown under the sun and on the ground of Mljet. Mljet is also known for its goat’s cheese, served in the traditional way on wooden boards and above all for the gentility and the spontaneity of the island people.

Connections by ferries and ships with Dubrovnik are daily, while in the summer months there is another line that connects Trstenik (peninsula of Peljesac) with Polace, which considerably reduces the travel time from the island of Mljet to Polace. During the summer months the area of the National Park (of the port of Placa and Pomena) is touched by the numerous tourist ships from Dubrovnik, Korcula, and Makarska.



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