Cheap Hotels in Hvar

Located within 2 minutes' walking distance to the harbour and the beach of Hvar, Milton Villa offers fully-equipped accommodation with terraces mostly overlooking Pakleni Islands. Wi-Fi is available in the entire hotel and is free of charge. The popular Carpe Diem bar is also close to the Villa Milton. Villa Milton is surrounded by a peaceful garden and there are barbecue facilities available.

Near Momo Beach

This family-run establishment is located in the heart of Hvar, 100 metres from the beach. It offers individually decorated rooms with free Wi-Fi and balconies as well as free parking. Guests staying at Apartments Viskovic Margita can relax on the hotel’s terrace and use the barbecue facilities to prepare meals. Viskovic Margita Apartments are within easy walking distance to Hvar’s old town where guests can find a number of shops and restaurants.

In Hvar (Križna luka)


In Hvar (Hvar Old Town)

Near Bishop’s Palace


Near Momo Beach

Located in the centre of Hvar, in an old renovated stone house, Bed & Breakfast Luka is set 300 metres from the main square. The nearest beach is 700 metres away. Free Wi-Fi is provided throughout. All accommodation units are air-conditioned and feature a flat-screen TV, a seating area and a private bathroom with a shower. The apartment also offers a kitchenette. The balcony is fitted with table and chairs and overlooks the town and the sea. Cafes, restaurants and bars can be found just a few steps away, while a fruit markec can be reached in 400 metres. Tennis courts can be reached in 1.5 km, while a football field can be found 800 metres away. The Hvar Museum is just 80 metres away, while the St. Stephen’s Cathedral can be reached in 400 metres. There is a bus stop 40 metres from the apartments. The Ferry Port with lines to Split can be found in Stari Grad, 21 km away.

Near Momo Beach

Near Momo Beach
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Hotels in Hvar
One of the most spectacular of the Croatian islands on the Dalmatian coast, Hvar is home to white sandy beaches, rolling hills and lush vegetation, and Hvar Town itself is a perfect place to explore winding stone streets and historical Gothic palaces.
History
In the heart of Hvar Town is the 4,500 square metre St Stephen's Square, one of the largest town squares in Dalmatia. The oldest parts of the town, reaching as far back as the 13th century, started from the north end of the square while the southern end was built from around the 15th century. A well at the north end of the square dates back to 1520. One of the best places to see the town is by climbing upwards to the impressive Fortica citadel, originally built on the site of a medieval castle used to defend against the Turks, then strengthened by the Venetians during the 16th century and renovated by the Austrians in the 19th century. Even if you're not interested in the history, you'll definitely be interested in the spectacular view of the harbour.
Religion
The Cathedral of St Stephen overlooks the town square, built during the 16th and 17th centuries on the site of an older cathedral destroyed by the Turks. Even though the old cathedral was destroyed, remnants can still be found in the nave of the current cathedral. Another must-see religious spot is the 15th century Franciscan Monastery & Museum, which holds an edition of Ptolemy's Atlas printed in 1524 and a 16th-century painting of The Last Supper, made by the Venetian artist Matteo Ingoli. The Benedictine Monastery to the northwest of St Stephen's Square is also a great place to visit.
Sailing and diving
Set off from Hvar harbour and you'll soon find yourself in the warm blue waters of the surrounding coast. A peaceful boat-trip around the area can be a great way to soak up the Mediterranean atmosphere, or if you're feeling more adventurous there's plenty of opportunity to take part in a range of watersports – from Kayaking around the Marjan peninsula to sailing around the stunning Pelinki islands.
Food and drink
Hvar hotels are famous for Mediterranean and Balkan cuisine, and the town boasts an excellent range of places to grab a bite to eat. Zlatna Školjka is nestled in narrow alley close to the harbour and serves everything from seafood stew to lobsters, while Konoba Menego is located close to the Fortica citadel and serves simple and delicious Dalmatian cuisine. After the sun sets, make your way to the renowned Carpe Diem club for a night of dancing, music and cocktails.
Frequently asked questions about Hotels in Hvar
Which hotels are the most popular ones to stay at in Hvar?
The best hotels to stay in Hvar are Apartments Viskovic Margita, APARTMENTS BUBALO HVAR and Pharos Hvar Bayhill Hotel.What is the cheapest price for a hotel in Hvar?
Villa Milton Hvar in Hvar offers one night in a double room at the price of £34.What are the best hotels in Hvar near the center?
Palace Elisabeth, Hvar Heritage Hotel, Adriana Hvar Spa Hotel and Delfin Hvar Hotel are located in the central neighborhood of Hvar.120,000 Hotels
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