We stayed two nights at the Hotel Omir in Pula. It is literally one block away from the old town, so a very convenient location for those visiting Pula. The hotel is has very basic ammeneties as it is only a 2 star, but what's more important is that we felt safe, the rooms are clean and the location is fantastic. For the price, you get a clean quiet room with a simple yet filling breakfast that's cooked for you the next morning (coffee, juice, omelet with ham and cheese) in the adjoining restaurant. The room we had on our first night had a weak air conditioner (35c that day in Pula), when we mentioned it to the hotel staff, they immediately changed our room and offered us a bigger room with a better air conditioner.

Don't expect the amenities of a 4 star hotel and you'll be pleasantly surprised. It's definitely got the feel of a B&B. Also, the parking garage is literally directly across the street fir great inexpensive indoor parking.

Decent hotel in the centre of Pula. Our room was fairly basic but very clean. The air conditioning system seemed quite old and didn't work that well. The service at the hotel was very pleasant and friendly and breakfast was good. The hotel is only a few minutes walk from the amphitheatre.

The Omir is in the middle of Pula, very near the old city, so a good location for those who want to stay in Pula rather than in any of the nearby resort complexes. It is reasonably priced and includes continental breakfast but does not take credit cards, you will need Croatian kunas to pay.
The rooms have private bathrooms and are clean and comfortable with adjustable air-con.

The guide books tend to describe this as a bit Soviet-style but we found it no different to the other small, cheaper hotels we tend to stay in in Western Europe. Great central location if you want to be in the city, close to sights, restuarants, and about 15 mins walk from the bus station. Friendly front desk, the usual room amenties for this price range (Kuna 450 or GBP 54 for a double with breakfast).