Villa Bor - Hotel & Resort Adria Ankaran

The location in a decent place, among pine trees and within 100 m off the beach was quite decent. The room is spacious, well maintained (in a post-socialist style) and even has an aircon. The estate is OK, with a 4-star hotel Convent (once a monastery and the place where you have breakfast) being a logical center of it. There are playgrounds for kids and a bar/restaurant by the beach. The Convent's restaurant offer pretty abundant breakfasts and dinners (both a-la carte and buffet) and lunches (a-la carte only), and the quality of food is very good. The staff at the restaurant is excellent- many thanks to Milena for her invaluable assistance in arranging special dietary meals for me. A fairly clean place, given that there are several hundreds people crowed within just a few acres

The post-socialist imprint on everything except the Convent hotel. A favorite place for locals, villas are in fact 2-story shabby-looking structures erected back in the 1970s and then refurbished. Plenty of kids and poor soundproof walls mean constant noise. There is a huge camping right next door to the estate, which means that while walking to the beach one goes through the camping, which is annoying for both passers-by and its residents. The beach is a string of concrete spots with some pebble in between them. The stripe is very narrow and short (some 100-150m long at best), so one can only imagine how packed it is during a high season. People are very nice, friendly and ready to co-exist, though. Overall, the place is overpriced, IMHO

Many trees, close to the sea.

Many hotel services informed were not available in fact (such as bike rental, sport games, etc.). Indoor pool shall be paid separately. Poor selection of food for breakfast and dinner, short time for breakfast/dinner.