Mala Feniks in Omis

The place is beautiful, the rooms are... Mid. They are clean, but they are old and not renovated... Ever. And the price? Hell no, in this price range you can get something 10 times better even close to 'Mala Luka'
15 Euro for parking lot for whole day. Even if you stay for hour or two, you have to pay everything. There's a sign about restaurant, which is and probably will stay closed. The bar? It's okay, just bar. No fancy cocktails or anything, although the staff in there is really nice. We heard some Poles there, which is really fortunate because at least we had someone to talk to. Everyone there were smiling and gave us hints where we can eat what to do.
At the reception we couldn't communicate in English, even though there is the language on the booking website, they had to call cleaner, who was really helpful. The others there were prejudiced against us and had some problem to us as people. Also huge minus for chewing gum by receptionist which is kinda disrespectful. The language barrier was not handled with effort, they were more focused on themselves than talking and informing us. We felt like us coming there is a burden. Some guests were treated completely differently due to nationality (we saw that).

The location deserves a solid score of 4, because it is in close proximity to the sea. There is plenty of parking. The beach is relatively long, with small pebbles. For those who like rocks, there are beautiful little coves on each side of the beach. There are also two showers by the beach. But the apartments, they are horrible. Like from the movies from ex-Yugoslavia. Uncomfortable minimalism, outdated furniture. I doubt they have WI FI. Air conditioning is charged extra (!). The restaurant is not open, only the cafe. In the bad state everything is in, I doubt that they will be able to do that next year. Conclusion: a wonderful location that is dying due to a lack of initiative and investment. I recommend only coming to the beach, as a day trip.

I do not recommend, really bad.