We booked a seaview room with evening buffet meals at this hotel for 3 nights in October. Our room was comfortable with a balcony providing us with a lovely side seaview but the other window was made of darkly tinted glass and that spoilt the beautiful sunsets and view of Pag Island. We were told it could not be opened... More

After driving for 5 hours in a wind and rain storm down the coast of Croatia, we found this hotel. It was more than we could ask for, offering a wonderful spa (no charge) and dinner buffet (optional). The rooms were comfortable and the included breakfast buffet was excellent. As we were there in the off season, the hotel was... More

As the previous reviewer said - you can't miss this hotel - it's on the edge of the shore with beautiful views - but it stands out from miles away. We were here for 3 nights as part of Saga Holidays tour of Croatia, visiting Zadar, Sibenik, the Plitvice National Park & Krka Waterfalls - all within easy travel. We... More

You can’t miss this hotel -- it is the tallest building in the area! It is a resort with all the usual amenities. I had room 908 - a corner room on the top floor with a balcony. liked that they put a large drying rack on the balcony. The room was the same size as other rooms, but had... More

We stayed at the Bluesun Alan for 1 night on a half-board basis which was included in our room rate. The hotel has officialy 3 stars, but it isn't even close to in terms of a room comfort. The furniture is dated, the TV is like 20 years old and it is so tiny. The bathroom is clean but very... More

It wasn't the best choice for me and my husband for a honeymoon, but since we decided much to late on the destination we really didn't have much to choose from in a peak season. Still, the location is very good - 20-30m from the beach with a very nice golf; close to Zadar (a must see, on my opinion),... More

I stayed at the Hotel Alan for three nights on a Saga Tour (Land of Culture and Beauty Revealed). In my view it was the best of the hotels the tour used. I was able to spend the evenings in the spa, in the 3 saunas - various heat levels - and swimming in the small but adequate indoor pool.... More

We stayed at Hotel Alan in April 2006. The hotel itself is in Starigrad Paklenica near the entrance to the national park. We had planned to stay two nights, with half-board. BlueSun, the chain owning the hotel, seems to have aspirations of offering up-scale, all inclusive accomodations for families. (We figured this out when we arrived. We were seeking neither... More