Aminess Younique Senses Resort

“Relaxing Off-Season Stay by the Sea”

We stayed at Senses Resort for five days last week and it was one of the most peaceful and relaxing places we have ever visited. The hotel is surrounded by a beautiful pine forest right next to the sea, and the entire atmosphere is incredibly calm and quiet, just the perfect place to truly switch o… more

We stayed at Senses Resort for five days last week and it was one of the most peaceful and relaxing places we have ever visited. The hotel is surrounded by a beautiful pine forest right next to the sea, and the entire atmosphere is incredibly calm and quiet, just the perfect place to truly switch off and rest. It was an amazing base for exploring nearby places by car - Jelsa, Hvar, Stari Grad and other spots around the island - and our favorite part of the day was always coming back there in the evening to enjoy the peace, nature, and silence. The food was also absolutely delicious, everything felt fresh and we genuinely enjoyed every meal. We especially loved visiting during the off-season because there were no crowds, which made the whole experience even more relaxing and special. We would definitely love to come back and highly recommend it to anyone looking for a peaceful getaway surrounded by nature and the sea.

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“Better than we expected after reading reviews”

We booked this holiday last minute on a whim, over a beverage at lunchtime, (it was a great offer) We didn't do any research (which is unusual for us as we usually plan our holidays well in advance) Upon getting home and reading Trip Advisor reviews we were really worried that we'd made a big mis… more

We booked this holiday last minute on a whim, over a beverage at lunchtime, (it was a great offer) We didn't do any research (which is unusual for us as we usually plan our holidays well in advance) Upon getting home and reading Trip Advisor reviews we were really worried that we'd made a big mistake, the reviews weren't good. The latest one was dated October 2025, so nothing posted recently. We had everything included, flights, transfers, hotel and all inclusive (more on that later) When we arrived, I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised, the reception was clean and bright and we were met by a lovely young lady on reception. We were given room 115 (photos attached) The reviews I had read all mentioned filthy carpets but ours were clean, as were all the corridor carpets. The room was clean and nicely made up with a basket of fresh fruit. It's a shame that were were at the side of the building, we didn't have a clear view of the sea. The hotel was quiet so it would have been easy for them to have put us in one, but when we asked, we were told it would be at an extra cost. The hotel was quiet with not much to do. A movie night or some sort of entertainment one evening would have been nice. On to the 'all inclusive'. It's not all inclusive (you have to dig deep in the paperwork to find this out) It's actually all inclusive 'light' which basically means that you get breakfast, lunch and dinner, all buffet style. Drinks wise, you get house red wine or white wine, a local beer and soft drinks, but only when you're dining. You can then purchase drinks at the bar outside of those hours. The red wine wasn't good. The white was slightly better. The food was good but was rather repetitive (as are most buffet restaurants) The bread was delicious and the salads nice and fresh. The gym was a bonus. The equipment looked new. At the back was a hot tub and sauna room, changing rooms and a relaxation area. I used these facilities most days as it was so quiet. The setting is lovely. Such a gorgeous outlook. A rocky shore and gorgeous blue hues in the water. Unfortunately it was too cold for us to swim in it (others did though) We walked to the nearby town of Vroboska a few times (about 20 minutes at a good pace) It's gorgeous. Jelsa is also worth a visit. I must mention the dining room staff who were so friendly and helpful. They worked such long hours but always had a smile and they took time to chat. A big thank you goes to Jeevan, Texie and Yahia. All in all we were pleasantly surprised that our fears about cleanliness were unfounded. It's definitely not a 4* hotel but it's nice and thankfully, it's clean.

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“Take a good care!!!!!!”

At the Aminess Senses Resort, you should go if you want a beautiful location and good food. However, you should be aware that the food is prepared and served by foreign workers who, in my opinion, are literally being exploited by the management, as they work 14 hours a day or even more (I honestly… more

At the Aminess Senses Resort, you should go if you want a beautiful location and good food. However, you should be aware that the food is prepared and served by foreign workers who, in my opinion, are literally being exploited by the management, as they work 14 hours a day or even more (I honestly find it hard to believe they get any proper breaks). They look exhausted, yet they still remain very kind and professional towards the guests. Meanwhile, some of the Croatian receptionists can at times come across as arrogant, rude, and dismissive. The Aminess hotel chain simply cuts costs by exploiting cheap labor while they comfortably make profits themselves. One more important thing: Be careful which agency you travel and vacation there with, because we accidentally overheard some local organizers from Hvar bragging about how they had cheated tourists out of €100 per person... It is a shame that such a beautiful hotel has such corrupt people there.

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