Where to Stay in Hvar
Choosing where to stay in Hvar affects noise levels, walking distance, and access to beaches. The island’s compact layout means small location changes can have a big impact.
At the top of the page:
Understanding Neighborhoods in Hvar
Hvar lodging clusters tightly around the harbor.
In general:
Old Town is lively and convenient
East side is quieter
Beach areas require walking or taxis
Best Areas to Stay in Hvar
Hvar Old Town
Best for first-time visitors and nightlife.
Top hotels:
Adriana Hvar Spa Hotel – Stylish harbor views, ~$350–$550/night
Palace Elisabeth – Luxury heritage hotel, ~$500–$800/night
Heritage Hotel Park Hvar – Boutique comfort, ~$260–$420/night
Hotel Podstine (nearby) – Beachfront and calm, ~$280–$450/night
Boutique guesthouses in Old Town – ~$180–$320/night
Krizna Luka
Best for quieter stays near town.
Top hotels:
Hotel Pharos – Modern and social, ~$220–$360/night
Apartments with harbor views – ~$180–$300/night
Small boutique hotels – ~$200–$340/night
Guesthouses near Luka – ~$150–$260/night
Apartment rentals – ~$160–$280/night
Pokonji Dol
Best for relaxed stays near beaches.
Top hotels:
Beachfront apartments near Pokonji Beach – ~$180–$320/night
Small local hotels – ~$160–$280/night
Guesthouses with sea views – ~$150–$260/night
Family-run stays – ~$140–$240/night
Budget-friendly rentals – ~$120–$200/night
Planning Where to Stay in Hvar
Hvar is best when you match your lodging to your energy level. Stay central for nightlife, or slightly removed for rest. Use this page alongside the Hvar City Guide and What to Eat in Hvar to choose a base that fits how you want to spend your days and nights.