All three meals everyday were by the service of the travel agency, except in plane.
I would like to avoid naming the specially best hotels because of no hotels unsatisfactory. Though the attendant was concerned about "no bathtub", Emiko, my wife, seemed not unsatisfactory and I was satisfied with a shower.
The beds in every hotel were nice to have a good sleep and took fatigue away. They helped our next day sightseeing with a little hard schedule.

Every breakfast was in hotels. Maybe too much to compare them with those in hotels during the travel around Egypt and Turkey in June last year, but there was nothing to be careful of water, vegetables and any other food, and so, carefree this time.

I drank coffee straight or as captino. Yogurt was genuine. Ham and sausage were delicious in every hotel. It was hard for me to restrain from overeating.

I do not remember any hotel nor any food was unsatisfactory for lunch and dinner. What was specially delicious? I do not remember either, which means I was satisfied.
The talk with travel friends one after another during every meal time was a good help for an appetite and taste.

The encounter with S couple. Mr S and myself are acqueintances at AA-Net Urayasu, but what a coincidence! Both couples happened to see each other at the airport bus stop in Oriental Hotel at the time of our travel start.
They asked us, "Where are you going?"
We answered, "We are going to Croatia."
Mrs S said with her eyes wide open, "Us, too."
Both couples became a wonderful company for the ten-day tour.

While in an exotic mood here and there, I did not feel uncomfortable anywhere. The people were all in a friendly smile.
They never failed to smile and answer my stumbling greetings in their local language. How effective such local words of greeting were! The local people, who must be a pronoun of friendship, really made me understand the importance of peace.

The beer I tasted both in the planes to and fro and at Frankfurt Airport was Warsteiner. It is said to be another famous German beer compared with Beck's, but for me a new brand.
Other beers were Union in Slovenia, and Ozujsko and Karlovascko in Croatia. Mr S, an attendant, recommended Ozujsko.
To my regret, every beer was the same taste to me, while feeling richer flavor than Japanese ones. I guess all of them during the travel were pilsner compared with mostly lager in Japan.
The price anywhere was about the same with mineral water, cheaper than juice.
I don't like to drink alcohol in the daytime, but as for this travel I lifted the ban.

I tasted Ballantine's 12-year-old bought at Narita Airport as a nightcap on the way with dried squid and peanuts from home as light snack, and Ozujsko bought at a store of some rest area.