"머물기 좋은 곳. 매우 깨끗하고 멋진 객실, 친절한 물건. 완벽한 전망. 다시 돌아와서 기쁠 것입니다. 좋은 레스토랑. 멋진 해변에서 15분. 엘리베이터가 없습니다. 따라서 위층에 있다면 몇 가지 계단이 있습니다. 그러나 괜찮습니다. 주차와 친절한 물건이 있습니다."

"볼에서의 완벽한 숙박. 레스토랑과 해변까지 도보 거리. 섬을 탐험한 후 하루 종일 상쾌하게 할 매우 편안하고 좋은 수영장. 좋은 아침 식사. 볼에 머물 다른 장소를 추천할 수 없습니다."

"We just returned from a three-night stay at Villa Mediterranea and experienced both Pros and Cons. As frequent travelers, we always appreciate reviewers who tell it like it is, so here goes… To start, it’s worth noting that this rating is less indicative of the hotel and service itself, but more for the fact that during peak season they are charging ~$400/night…a steep price one would associate more with a 5-star property and, more importantly, a price we’d expect to come with less flaws. PROS Attentive Service: We felt very well cared for by Mel. He was proactively communicative at check-in and was always a WhatsApp text away for any guest requests. Pool: Nice, large unheated pool – which was very clean and quite refreshing during the heat wave we experienced during our visit. Location: Villa Mediterranea is located just a half block off the main beach boardwalk in Bol. You are steps away from a beach club/bar that rents chairs and umbrellas daily. And steps away from various restaurants and snack shops. Worth noting, the property is walkable from the old port in town if you take a ferry, but if you choose or need to take a taxi to the property, you will not be able to be dropped off right at the hotel and instead will be dropped off somewhere blocks away and will need to walk your bags to the property from there. Breakfast: The free breakfast provided at Villa Mediterranea was ample. There were always fresh baked goods, sliced fruits, juices, meats and cheeses…and if you wanted any eggs, they were made to order in the outside patio dining area. CONS Pool Towels: We were completely shocked that the property doesn’t proactively provide or offer guests any towels to use at the pool (or beach). It took us a few requests to finally receive two pool towels, both of which we used for the length of our stay. I get that it adds to the burden of laundry, but these days it’s standard for any property with a pool (let alone, one charging $400/nt at peak rates) to offer guests a fresh towel to dry off. Highly suggest they invest in some and place them by the pool for guest use. Bathroom: On the plus side, ours had a solid, walk-in rainforest shower, but other guests in our party had much smaller set-ups in their rooms where they could barely turn around or bend down. There was also only one big bottle of shower gel provided that was to work double duty as shampoo, and no conditioner. We, thankfully, had brought our own products to use, but the shower offered no ledge or shelf to place them – so everything had to be placed on the floor. Pool Occupancy Control: I know this is harder to police, but we suggest that the property encourage guests to not save pool loungers if they don’t plan to actually use the pool for hours (or at all). At a larger resort, sure, folks try to reserve chairs in advance, but, with only about 10 pool loungers available, we witnessed many guests dropping their things, leaving for the beach all day, and barely using"

"The owner of the apartment promises discounts by booking directly with her rather than on the various sites and then canceling everything on the last day of your stay. The rooms do not have all the comforts present in the description (e.g. iron), there is not even a wardrobe to put your clothes in, but only a hanger and not even bathroom products. I conclude by highlighting that when I arrived the door handle was broken and I hadn't been told: I had to ask several times to fix it because I couldn't even open and close it without it remaining in my hand. Terrible service and absolutely unprofessional owner."