Hotel Belveder

"This hotel has seen its best days long gone. The rooms do seem to have had a recent renovation to some extent, but there are still many broken fixtures all around the hotel and the balconies are completely unkept. The outside of the hotel needs a total renovation and is falling apart with rusty AC units. There was only one small spider in my bathroom; forgivable, but there was a splattered insect on the wall next to a plug (not sure what it was, but it hadn't been cleaned off) and a dead cockroach on the terrace. I didn't see any live but if there was one dead I can presume there are others live somewhere. I swam briefly in the pool but soon got out when I saw the rim. It hasn't been properly cleaned for a while. The food at breakfast was basic and adequate. I didn't eat much as I had a feeling it might make me ill. It didn't, but I had been kind of turned off by the whole hotel. The restaurant also has some terrible tables with legs that stick out beyond the table width - so everybody trips over them constantly. Basically, the whole hotel needs demolishing and starting again."

Family Hotel Pagus - All Inclusive

"On reading the reviews for this hotel we were dreading our holiday, but the hotel has been great, with a large variety of food on offer (eg variety of fish, meats and vegetarian options), which is changed daily (see photos), the room we had was a standard room with a balcony, might be idea to ask for a sea view, this was a good size, as was the bed which was comfortable, there are no English TV programmes, the hairdryer is fixed in bathroom, so save on luggage; cleaners weren’t brilliant, changed the towels and quick make of the bed. Maria on reception is excellent, she sorted out our transport from the airport (via a call prior to arrival) and gave accurate details of useful buses to take us back, if you do come here make sure you fly in to Zadar airport (we flew into Split at a cost of €150 one way). The location was good for us, we wanted to chill and go for walks and the area is very picturesque, especially by the marina and beaches are shale but lovely clear water. The all inclusive drinks are mainly their own brand and not cocktails as we know them, however the waiters and cooks work hard and are pleasant. I would say in early October it is ideal for people after a chilled and relaxing time, with children mainly around 3-10 year old. Nightlife is reduced at this time which suited us, but not for 20 plus wanting more activity. Internet is variable in bedrooms but very good in restaurant and reception areas. We had a lovely relaxing break, the pool was decent (changing rooms not great) and there were lots of spare sun beds. The weather was mainly sunny, around 18-20 degrees C. A lot of the local attractions closed at this time in Pag but we visited the salt museum and Novelja by bus, Antonio tours (local bus), who were very friendly and helpful"

Hotel Plaza

"We arrived really late so the check in was closed, but after we called they arranged everything so there was no problem. The room we got had a view over the ocean and the pool. There were a private little beach just down below the pool area that were really cute. The breakfast was really good and the staff was really nice and super helpful! We stayd an extra night just because we loved it so much and would deffinatly stay there again!"

Boutique Hotel Intermezzo - Pag Centre

"Beautiful family hotel. Thank you for your hospitality and kindness. I wish you all the best! I felt like a member of the family. The breakfast is fantastic with very good choice of the local ingredients. The rooms are cosy and very clean. Highly recommended!"

Boutique Villa Revelin

Villa Adria II, apartment B2, with 2 swimming pools