The hotel has basic amenities that one might expect to find in a cheaper US hotel like a Best Western or Days Inn, minus the soap and shampoo. It is in a nice location near the sea, but not very close to Split, which I believe is the closest major town. It is about 1/4 mile away from a bus stop that will take you to Split for approximately $2 US.
The hotel sits atop a small gorcery/convenience store, which will provide you with the goods you need to cook (if you are so inclined) using their provided cookware. Make sure you also bring an outlet converter if you don't have 220V electronics.
The staff is friendly and helpful, and they speak English quite well. They were able to help me get around and provided bus timetables. They were also very accomodating when my keys were stolen (they didn't charge me extra though they had to change the locks).
In all, this is an affordable and nice place to stay, in a more quiet location than the city of Split or Trogir. Don't expect anything luxurious, but it is spacious, and the staff is great.