Family-friendly Hotels in Pag

I believe that this hotel has too low ratings for the service it provides. We were looking for a hotel with all inclusive service because of the small child we were traveling with. The hotel is located a 7-minute walk from the city center, private parking in front of the hotel, which is paid 10 euros per day. The staff at the reception are friendly, a little weak with the German language. The room is spacious, the sea view is fantastic, you can see the entire Pag Bay. In the pictures, the furniture looks worse than it actually is. I admit - the bed is quite bad, the management should seriously consider refreshing that segment. I admit that I didn't get much sleep. If you value peace, take a room on the 2nd floor, because on the 1st floor you usually hear the ”elephants” walking above you, which is especially annoying at night. Cots for children are not charged extra. In the evening, a show program is performed on the terrace of the hotel by the restaurant, which you must take into account if you are traveling with small children - it is difficult to fall asleep, and for older children it is a fun end of the day. Right next to the hotel is a beautiful pebble beach where you can rent sunbeds and umbrellas, even if you use towels, it's not bad at all. There is animation for children, you can also leave children over 4 years old in the ”game room” under the supervision of an animator. The food is solid. They bought me with things prepared for small children. A meat and fish menu and pasta are offered every day, so everyone can find something for themselves. The afternoon snack usually offers pizzas, burgers, hot sandwiches, snacks, unfortunately without fruit (which is abundant with the main meals). Basic drinks, mostly from vending machines. Cocktails a disaster. In the All inclusive option, all-day access is offered in the restaurant, while in the cafe within the hotel with additional charge. The staff - applause for the maids, they are kind and helpful, so don't forget to leave them a few euros. The staff in the restaurant are mostly friendly, so I won't spoil the impression with some girls who really don't know what tourism means and especially what it means traveling with a small child (yelling at you because you put soup on your child's plate at 18:58 because ”dinner is at 19:00”). All in all a satisfying experience and we will definitely come back.