Hvar Villas Cluster

Hvar Villas - Diana

Hvar Town, Hvar islandSleeps: 8From €1582 per week
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Hvar Villas - Diana
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Summary
  • Sleeps 8
  • 4 bedrooms
  • 4 bathrooms
  • Fully air-conditioned
  • WiFi
  • Private pool
  • Distance to beach: 80 metres
  • Distance to coast : 80 metres
  • Nearest restaurant: 50 metres
Introduction

Spacious new villa with pool in Hvar, close to beach and old town, fab restaurants and lots of fun!

What we say
“ Book up early for this great Hvar villa in a residential part of town, pleasant seaside walk to Hvar harbour and stunning nightlife “
User reviews
“ Clean and tidy and functional. The pool was warm and clean and it had all we needed. When our final two members came hotel...
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Mark W., Bristol
Prices per week
The accommodation is priced in euros. Prices in £ or $ are indicative.
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  • 08.Jun.2019 - 28.Jun.2019
  • €3570
  • 29.Jun.2019 - 23.Aug.2019
  • €4487
  • 24.Aug.2019 - 06.Sep.2019
  • €3570
  • 07.Sep.2019 - 13.Sep.2019
  • €2506
  • 14.Sep.2019 - 30.Dec.2019
  • €1582
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A refundable damage deposit of €500.00 is payable in cash on arrival

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Sleeps

  • 8 persons

Bedrooms

  • 4 x Double bedroom

Bathrooms

  • 1 x Bathroom with bath tub
  • 3 x Ensuite Shower room

Pool

  • Private pool

Internet

  • WiFi

Cooling and heating

  • Fully air-conditioned

Indoor

  • Satellite TV
  • DVD player
  • Bedlinen provided, weekly
  • Bath towels provided, weekly
  • Washing machine
  • Iron
  • Hairdryer

Kitchen

  • Oven
  • Hob
  • Fridge with freezer
  • Dishwasher
  • Microwave
  • Coffee maker
  • Toaster
  • Cooking utensils/tableware

Outdoor

  • Garden
  • Terrace
  • Balcony
  • Outside dining area
  • Barbecue

Characteristics

  • Plot area: 500 m2
  • Floor area: 157 m2

Suitability

  • No smoking indoors

Distances

  • Nearest beach: 80 metres
  • Nearest coast: 80 metres
  • Nearest shop: 50 metres
  • Nearest restaurant: 50 metres
  • Nearest airport: 84 km (Split)

Villa Diana is one of four sister villas in the town of Hvar, on the island of Hvar. The island is covered with lavender and olive trees and boasts more than 300 sunny days a year. Hvar has incredibly beautiful historic towns, vineyards, sandy beaches, the oldest theatre in Europe and exceptional food. Hvar is a very famous island which has been voted one of the top ten most beautiful islands in the world by the Conde Nast Magazine. Beyonce is a fan, but so are all of us who love beauty, sea and sunshine.

 

This spot is great for families as it has numerous beaches, water sports and boat trips on offer. Teenagers and adults will enjoy beach bars and clubs such as the famous Laganini and Carpe Diem. It is popular with the sailing community, celebrities and discerning travellers. The four villas can accommodate 32 people in total. They are close to each other, and a minutes' walk to a charming, pebbly beach. They are close to shops and restaurants. More superb restaurants are located on the nearby Pakleni islands, which you can reach by a small ferry. Our favourite is Meneghello, in a lush tropical garden and decorated with exotic art work; great cooking and a magical location.

 

This detached, four bedroom, four bathroom villa has its private pool with a hedge-screened garden and BBQ for al fresco dining. A seaside path is scenic and takes you to the Old town centre in 10 -15 minutes.

 

A great base for island hopping, we recommend you visit the nearby islands of Brac and Vis, each one spectacularly beautiful. 

Accommodation

Ground floor
The ground floor is a large living area divided into sitting room, modern kitchen and a dining area/table for eight people.  For entertainment there is a sat TV/DVD and WiFi connection. From there you have direct access to the private pool, terrace and garden. 

 

The kitchen is well equipped, providing a fridge/freezer, dishwasher, washing machine, cooker, microwave, toaster, kettle and a coffee machine, all the necessary cookware and tableware. There is an iron and ironing board plus a hair dryer. A family bathroom is also on the ground floor.

 

First floor
From the hallway a staircase leads to four double bedrooms, two ensuite and two sharing a bathroom.  One bedroom is with a balcony. Most bedrooms have sea views. Good quality bed linen and plenty of towels are provided.

Outside

The private garden has a hedge and a kidney shaped pool, about 24 square metres surface area. Under a shady terrace there is an outdoor table for eight people and a barbecue. Sun loungers and sun umbrella are by the pool. The beach is just 50 metres away. 

 

Additional Information

  • Baby high chair on request
  • Baby cot on request
  • Bath and pool towels provided
  • Daily maid service, concierge, and end of stay cleaning and change of towels are included in the price
Villa Diana - Clean and tidy and functional.
“ Clean and tidy and functional. The pool was warm and clean and it had all we needed. When our final two members came hotel Pharia organised another two sun beds with no fuss. ”

About location:

“ Really good access to the beach path and Hvar town but relatively quiet environment. Parking a bit tight but always found a spot. Local supermarket did most things and the main one in town covered the rest. You could just manage with a party of seven adults with no car but the convenience of having one made it worthwhile. It was very busy and the passenger ferries were often fully pre booked during peak times so to get to the mainland meant going on the car ferry from Stari Grad which was a much longer journey in time terms. The car ferry transfer back to Solit for the return flight home worked but meant a very early rise (3.30am). \r\n\r\nSplit airport is far too small for the influx of travellers at this time of year. Restaurants and facilities on Hvar were of a high standard and competitively priced. You would need to be there a long time to start going back to places you had already been to. We have a teen/ young adult family and they were well catered for and able to be independent. Overall relaxing and enjoyable. ”
Mark W., Bristol
28-07-2016
Hvar is one of the most beautiful and most fashionable towns in Croatia. It is small and relaxing, but it is full of great Italianate medieval architecture, 700 years old city walls, dominated by what is arguably the most beautiful ancient town square in Croatia. Paved with ancient stone slabs the square is and surrounded by renaissance palaces from the 15th and 16th century. Amongst the most beautiful of these is the old 17th century theatre and a Venetian loggia. Narrow streets with old houses and villas radiate away from the town square, and several grand hotels from the bygone age are facing the square. Lively restaurants and bars are another attraction for tourists and many grand yachts jostle for a position in the little harbour lined with palm trees. On top of the hill is an old fortress from which there is a spectacular view of the sea and islands. Walking along the harbour front to the town square to relax in the cafes, bars and restaurants, enjoying a cappuccino, an ice-cream, a cool beer or a lunch of grilled fresh fish and marvellous olive oils and local wines, whilst the world lazily passes by. These are the simple pleasures of holidaying in Hvar.

Hvar is unique in that it both relaxing and restful, whilst at the same time having a lively atmosphere. There is history, architecture, superb dining, walks along narrow cobbled streets, all kinds of sports, as well as smart nightclubs, beaches and swimming. It is popular with the sailing community, young adults and family groups, not to mention European royalty and Hollywood celebrities. There is really something for everyone. Many good restaurants and bars are dotted all around the town of Hvar, serving either simple fresh seafood and pasta, or providing a full-on gastronomic experience, such as Macondo restaurant in one of the small Hvar side streets. Seasoned party goers recommend the Carpe Diem nightclub in the harbour, which is furnished with exotic Arabian furniture and dècor and provides cocktails and champagne until small hours of the morning.

More superb restaurants are located on the nearby Pakleni islands, which can be reached reach by taxi boats running from the town quay. Our favourites are Patak (also known as Kod Patka) and Meneghello, the latter in a lush tropical garden and decorated with exotic art work; they are both restaurants which provide great cooking and a magical location.

There are swimming areas and small beaches as you walk along the coast path around the town. Some of the most beautiful beaches are to be found on the Pakleni islands such as Palmizana and Stipanska beaches, reached by taxi boat from Hvar town.

Other towns on the island
Stari Grad, Jelsa and Vrbovska, on the north side of the island are all delightful harbour towns with the typical stone houses, busy harbours tight with local fishing boats and visiting yachts. Waterside restaurants and cafes surround the harbours and nearby beaches provide excellent swimming. Inland, smaller villages such as Dol, Zavala and many others are also worth a visit. 

Hvar is reached by regular car ferry service from Split to Stari Grad and from to Drvenik to Sucuraj at the eastern end of the island. Catamaran passenger ferries operate to Hvar Town and Jelsa.

 

Dubrovnik Airport

Dubrovnik Airport is located near the town of Cavtat to the south of Dubrovnik.
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Island of Hvar

The simplest connection to the island is to fly to Split and connect by ferry from Split ferry port to either Stari Grad (car ferry) or Hvar town (passenger ferry). Details also on the Jadrolinija website.

Another option is to fly to Dubrovnik. The road journey from Dubrovnik Airport to Split ferry port is four hours with a scenic motorway much of the way. If you want to spend a day or two in Dubrovnik this can work fine. There is a ferry crossing from the coast road at Drvenik to Sucuraj at the east end of Hvar island. However we would warn travellers that the 75km road up the island to Hvar town is very narrow and bendy; a difficult and slow route.

Split Airport

Split Airport is located to the west of Split close to the town of Trogir. It is 20 minutes drive from the airport to the ferry port in Split.
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