The Hotel

Calmly placed along the coast of the Adriatic Sea, on the Island of Korcula, the four-star Hotel Korkyra invites travellers to a seaside hideaway surrounded by unspoiled Dalmatian landscape. Bordered by vineyards and olive groves, the town of Vela Luka provides a wealth of restaurants and sandy beaches as well as the famous Vela Spila, sitting a mere three-minute walk from the hotel.

Guests are welcomed to spacious en suite rooms individually designed with colourful decor and kitted out with modern facilities such as flat-screen TVs, telephone and high-speed Wi-Fi.

Overlooking the landscaped setting, the restaurant serves up a varied menu consisting of seafood, meat and vegetarian dishes, while the fully stocked bar provides an array of refreshing tipples.

Relaxation is top of the menu at the leisure club, where visitors may swim some lengths in the pool, recline in the hot tub or opt for more active moments at the gym.

Room Details

Standard Double Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 adults
• Maximum occupancy: 2 adults and 1 child under 3 years old (free of charge)

Comfort Family Room

• Standard occupancy: 2 adults and 2 children under 12 years old (free of charge)
• Maximum occupancy: 4 people
  • Guests aged 12 years or older are considered adults
  • Child aged 12-16 years - €30 per day
  • Child aged 16-18 years - €50 per day
  • Person aged 18 and older - 50% of price paid on Groupon
  • Please note that any additional guests must be confirmed with the hotel prior to arrival
  • Additional baby crib available upon request - €10 per night

Groupon’s Guide To Korcula

Lapping in the blue waters of the Adriatic Sea, the Croatian island of Korcula provides tourists the opportunity to admire marble streets and Roman architecture. Being one of the greenest islands on the Dalmatian coast, Korcula retains the essence of quaint market towns, boasting a mix of Greek, Roman and Slavic culture.

Located on the east coast of the island, the fortified town of Korcula allures travellers with historic sites such as the 15th century Romanesque-Gothic Cathedral of St Mark, the palace of the former Venetian governors, and the massive city fortifications. While visiting the island, tourists may sample traditional Croatian dishes such as Marakuni, homemade pasta served with a variety of sauces, and the Peka, a mix of meat and vegetables cooked under a metal or earthenware bell.