Hotel Jezero
The hotel's prime location within Plitvice Lakes National Park is consistently praised for its convenience to the park entrance. However, many visitors find the rooms and facilities to be dated, with some noting issues like noisy rooms and poorly designed showers.
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Located within Plitvice Lakes National Park, this three-star hotel's biggest advantage is its location. It's very convenient for heading to the park early the next morning, saving considerable commuting time. Before checking in, the travel agency had informed me that due to the hotel's forested environment, mosquitoes might occasionally enter the rooms, so I was prepared. I also brought mosquito repellent, so I wasn't significantly bothered and slept well that night. The room facilities were rather basic, and the decor had a dated feel. Compared to other hotels I stayed at during this Eastern Europe trip, it was definitely less comfortable. However, the room was clean overall, and the bed was comfortable enough. It was sufficient for one night as a stopover for exploring Plitvice Lakes National Park. If you're looking at it as a resort hotel, you might be a little disappointed. But if you consider it a convenient overnight accommodation option within the park, its value is understandable. The tranquility of the forest is immediately apparent when you open the window the next morning, making it a worthwhile option for travelers wanting a deeper experience of the natural environment of Plitvice Lakes.
Room clean but very noisy, adequate for a short stay.
Great location, but the hotel is old. Every time I took a shower, the whole restroom would get wet because of the design of the shower door. So be careful when you shower. The dinner buffet is $30 per person (doesn't include drinks), even for kids, and breakfast is $18. They don't have room cards; they have room keys with a big keychain. You could ask the front desk to hold the key for you since it's so big. When you ask for the key, they don't check ID or anything 🙄
Very pleasant! The half board offer with park entrance is excellent!
Rooms and facilities are extremely dated. Beds were comfortable enough and breakfast was ok.
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