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They Paid €250 a Night, Only to Find a Fridge Turned Off and a Broken AC

A tourist rented a mobile home in Sveti Filip i Jakov and got an unpleasant surprise. The accommodation description didn't match reality, and basic amenities like toilet paper and soap were missing.

Foto: Wikipedia (Sveti Filip i Jakov)
Summary
  • Tourist Marija paid €250 per night for a mobile home in Sveti Filip i Jakov.
  • Upon arrival, she found a broken AC, a turned-off fridge, and a lack of basic hygiene supplies.
  • Facebook users compared the price to a full-board hotel costing €120 per day.

For many, a summer vacation on the Croatian coast is synonymous with relaxation, but choosing the right accommodation can sometimes lead to bitter disappointments. This is exactly what tourist Marija experienced, as she shared her unpleasant surprise in the Facebook group "Croatia Apartments" after arriving at a mobile home in Sveti Filip i Jakov. She paid €250 per night, but what she found was far from what she expected.

A Shock Upon Arrival

Marija recounted that problems arose as soon as they crossed the threshold. The outside temperature was 37 degrees Celsius, and the interior offered no respite. "When we walked in at 37 degrees, the AC wasn't working, the fridge was off, and there wasn't a glass of cold water to be had. No toilet paper either, no hand soap. I mean, the basics are missing, but the lady sure knew how to charge €250," wrote the disappointed guest.

According to her, not a single item from the listing description was honored. "Everything she listed in the description, she didn't honor any of it," Marija added, noting that she doesn't want to publicly name the host for now. Her post quickly sparked a wave of reactions among group members.

Users Outraged by the Price-to-Service Ratio

Comments poured in, with many believing that €250 per night was absolutely unjustified for the conditions offered. One user sharply commented: "For that money, you should get breakfast, lunch, and dinner. What is this, €250 for a fridge that doesn't work and probably a bed, a mattress, so the springs don't pop out."

Another group member drew a direct comparison with hotel accommodation, emphasizing that hotels have become a more affordable option. "My family is at a hotel right now for €120 a day, full board. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, outdoor pool, tennis court, kids' workshop... The beach is a two-minute walk away. Hotels are now cheaper than apartments and campsites, and you have no worries, just relaxation. Two adults and two kids," she wrote.

Checking Before Booking Is Key to a Peaceful Vacation

Situations like this once again highlight how important it is for tourists to thoroughly check reviews, booking conditions, and what exactly is included in the price before making a payment. This is especially crucial during the peak tourist season when accommodation prices reach their highest, and disappointment can ruin an entire annual vacation.

FAQ
Where exactly did this unpleasant experience happen? +
Tourist Marija rented a mobile home in the town of Sveti Filip i Jakov on the Croatian coast.
How much did Marija pay for the accommodation and what did she find? +
She paid €250 per night. Upon arrival, the air conditioning wasn't working, the fridge was off, and basic supplies like toilet paper and soap were missing.
What reactions did her post provoke? +
Her Facebook post sparked numerous comments. Users criticized the high price and cited an example of a full-board hotel that was significantly cheaper than her accommodation.

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