We had an apartment for 6 with two bedrooms and a pretty large living room. The air-condition worked fine and the view was terrific. The town (Vrsar) was really nice and it had a lot of restaurants with good food to a low price.

Belvedere is beautiful as a resort, but we were so let down by the problems we ran into during our much needed and awaited holiday.
Problem 1: At first the escalator to our building did not work and was not fixed during our weeklong stay. With a 2 year old and a stroller it was hard to manage the steep hill leading to our building and then all the stairs up 3 floors. But OK, we didn't complain about that.
Problem 2 was when water started pouring from the ceiling in the kids' bedroom. The maintenance guy said something about "toilet water" so we decided to ask to move to another apartement.
Problem 3: After 2 days in the new apartement, we had a major flood of more toilet water in the bathroom. Water and brown stuff filled the entire room and did not smell very nice. The maintenance guy was called again, but we decided that was enough for us, and headed for the reception.
We were met by the manager on duty who did not speek English very well and only responded that they had no vacant apartements. We told him we wanted to leave and cancel our three remaining days, and demanded a deduction of the price as a compensation. He did not want to give us this, only smiled sarcasticly at us and said we could talk to the boss the morning after. The next day was my birthday and we did not want any more problems or surprises, and after a long discussion we were given 10 percent off. At that time we gave up arguing and accepted - and left.

The Belvedere is a quite new resort, nice and a good pool area. We had some problems with the AC which never went below 24 degrees, but other than that (and everything else...) it was ok. Our guess is that the plumbing system is not built to accommodate the number of people when the resort is full. Our building concisted only of large apartements and the toll on the plumbing (showers, dishwashing, toilet etc) was quite heavy. It is also a downside that there were no elevators for strollers and wheelchairs - and that the escalators worked on and off.

The biggest downside was however the treatment we were given from the staff. I can not seriously believe that their policy is to make the guests feel unwelcome and that they did nothing to make up for the difficulties we ran into. After all it is quite expensive and we should have been given a better service, not having to argue like we did.
We moved on to Hotel Diamant in Porec (4 star) and was given so much better service for less money. We will never return to Belvedere.

We stayed at the Belvedere in June 2007 and had a lovely time. Take care, you need to be fully mobile as there are plenty of steps (as well as escalators). Room was first class, very comfortable and very clean. Beautiful resort (lovely pool) and Vrsar again lovely and clean. A Fish Festival was held while we were there and we were dancing in the streets. Would recommend a hire car (arranged by reception) as buses not recommended and taxis can prove expensive. Visited Rovinj and Novigrad and Umag and took a boat trip to Lim Fjord.
Food at dinner was a little limited but we did not go hungry. Walking in an evening consisted mainly of climbing to the top of the town, well worth it as you will enjoy some amazing views and plenty of little bars to stop for a drink
Staff were very friendly but have limited english and do not visit if you do not like mixing with foreigners. We only heard two other english voices in our first week. Would recommend this as well worth a visit but with hindsight probably more for a week than a fortnight

Don't be put off by the unusual name - it is a very nice, very clean, modern resort-style facility with a little rock beach, kiddies pool, nice sunbathing area and modern touches such as bi-directional escalator and flat-screen tvs. Our double room had a nice balcony with a view of the adriatic. The tasty breakfast is buffet style with plenty to choose from, served in a pleasant dining room or an outdoor seating area and we enjoyed it. The facility is less than 10-minutes walk up a small hill from the bus station, and seems to have ample parking. Would have liked a bathtub, and got a little tired going up the stairs between our room and the rest of the faciliy, but other than that, really liked the Belvedere and would definitely return.