Resort Villages in Vis

The atmosphere is amazing! They are a bunch of little houses with each house having separate entrances for each room. Some of the houses are a little bit uphill, but it's easy stairs, so unless you have mobility issues it really shouldn't be a problem. Other houses are lower / on the same level as the restaurant, parking, etc. The beach is down a path right in front of the property, though I am not sure if it is wheelchair-accessible, best to ask. The rooms are like relatively simple hotel rooms - en suite bathroom, beds for 2 or 3 people depending on the room, a desk, and mini-fridge. And you have a small seating area (table plus 2 chairs) in front of each room where you can hear crickets from the trees surrounding the houses. The restaurant and staff are great, it feels super relaxed and not at all uptight like many hotels. Recommendation to pay for the half-board so you get great dinner included in your stay too - it isn't expensive, food is good (you get to choose between 2 main meal options plus there are at least 2 choices of dessert, but it's all served buffet style so it's great to avoid food going to waste and potentially also try a bit of both offerings). Plus it's super convenient to just come down from your room to the restaurant. We were there with 2 early teens kids, 2 dogs, and 3 adults, some of whom also had to work for part of the time there and this was easy to do either in the room, or even in the restaurant when it isn't dinner time. One dog we took out on a leash so he doesn't run away, the other is better trained and could roam arount more freely - though be aware there are cats and other people's dogs around, so make sure your dog isn't loose if it is likely to attack / get into fights. In any case, I would LOVE to come here again.