Situated in a peaceful area of Zadar, Hotel Kolovare offers air-conditioned rooms with a balcony.
Samantha
United Kingdom
Simple half board hotel, perfect options for food! Chef was accommodating with my allergies.
Bed very comfortable, quiet, right on the beach - pool available but didn’t use it.
Located in the residential part of Zadar, 2 km from the centre, Hotel Sky offers an air-conditioned accommodation that includes an LCD satellite TV and free Wi-Fi.
Charlotte
United Kingdom
Really lovely staff. We were kindly upgraded when we returned to the hotel to a more spacious room. Free parking. Super market opposite was convenient. LGBT friendly
Set in Zadar Old Town next to the historical monuments and museums, Teatro Verdi Boutique Hotel provides concierge service and a tour desk as well as a 24-hour front desk.
Situated on Punta Skala peninsula in Petrčane, Falkensteiner Family Hotel Diadora boasts a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a children's water world with an indoor pool.
Located in Zadar and with Maestrala Beach reachable within 1.5 km, Hotel A'mare provides concierge services, non-smoking rooms, a restaurant, free WiFi throughout the property and a bar.
Brian
Netherlands
Good breakfast and the location was close to the center of old Zadar.
Located in historic Old Town Zadar, Almayer Art & Heritage Hotel and Dépendance is an - Adults Only - property that offers an on-site bar and restaurant. Free WiFi is available at the property.
Sally
United Kingdom
Location is perfect and Corte garden restaurant at the hotel is superb - beautiful garden
Featuring both outdoor and indoor pools, Falkensteiner Club Funimation Borik is located in Zadar and boasts a 2500 m² award-winning wellness centre with massage, sauna, hot tub and solarium...
Hotel Mediteran is a 10-minute walk from the beach and 4 km from the historic centre of Zadar. It offers rooms with free WiFi and a balcony overlooking the sea or the garden.
Kamil
Poland
Everything was grate, kind personel with huge hospitality. Rooms were very clean, pool to. WiFi very good, breakfasts is awesome.
The Mediterranean-style Hotel Delfin, in the attractive Diklo area of Zadar, offers en-suite rooms and a covered outdoor restaurant terrace, just 10 metres from the sea.
staff, breakfast, design, next to a free public parking
Boasting an outdoor pool, Falkensteiner Hotel Adriana is located in Zadar and provides free access to all services of the award-winning 2500 m² Thalasso & Spa Center Borik in the neighbouring...
the nicest hotel in the area, right next to the sea.
Hotel Porto is located at the entrance to the city of Zadar. It takes only a 10-minute drive to reach it from the airport - it is the nearest city hotel to the airport.
Friendly staff, comfortable rooms, good breakfast.
Situated on Punta Skala peninsula in Petrčane, Falkensteiner Family Hotel Diadora boasts a seasonal outdoor swimming pool and a children's water world with an indoor pool.
Kid friendly facilities and gym (seperate building)!
Featuring both outdoor and indoor pools, Falkensteiner Club Funimation Borik is located in Zadar and boasts a 2500 m² award-winning wellness centre with massage, sauna, hot tub and solarium facilities...
We liked the pool and the buffet for all inclusive
Hotel Donat - All Inclusive in Zadar enjoys a perfect location next to the crystal-clear sea and a marvellous beach, offering a wide diversity of sports, recreation and activity possibilities.
All inclusive service
Large hotel complex
View
Comfortably
Hotel Marinko is 4 km from the historic centre of Zadar. The attractive villa-style Hotel Marinko in the tourist complex Borik benefits from a perfect location only 200 meters from the picturesque...
Spotless, modern comfortable rooms. Staff were fantastic.
Villa Nico is a smaller private hotel, situated in the peaceful part of Zadar (Diklo), near the coast, only 5 kilometres from the centre of the town.
Position, in front of the Sea. Kindness and clean ess..
FAQs about hotels in Zadar
On average, 3-star hotels in Zadar cost £64 per night, and 4-star hotels in Zadar are £104 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Zadar can on average be found for £215 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Zadar this weekend is £128 or, for a 4-star hotel, £173. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Zadar for this weekend cost on average around £353 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £115 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Zadar for tonight. You'll pay on average around £173 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Zadar will cost around £294 (based on Booking.com prices).
Tucked away on the crystal blue waters of the Adriatic Sea and surrounded by small archipelago, Zadar is sprinkled with Romanesque architecture, medieval churches and protected by 16th century fortifications and high walls.
As the waves crash along the shores, the sea organ will play its harmonic sounds and welcome you to Zadar’s lively and charming Old Town, located across from the mainland. It is lined with marble walkways, landmarks, fascinating museums, and priceless archives.
It is home to the National Museum, Five Wells Square, the 14th-century University of Zadar, and the Roman Forum which features the 9th-century St Donatus' Church and 12th-century St. Mary's Church.
Stroll along the pretty tree-lined promenades and enjoy a meal in the several cafés, restaurants and bars which line Zadar's streets. Visit the popular Peoples Square in the district Narodni trg and shop in the Mercator Centar or City Galleria.
Booking.com has accommodation options in Zadar and across the coastline in cities such as Bibinje, Petrcane and Sukošan. Zadar Airport links the city to several European destinations.
Beside old city nothing to make over there . City looks very dirty, many buildings is needed to be reconstructed. Prices are to high everywhere. Main Bus Station - You buy Ticket but Bus is not coming for 2 separate Time slots. The main and biggest problem is that for summer holidays You expect go to some Beach. Forget. Everywhere to far. Or You need arrange Uber/Taxi ora Transfer to some Bay Laguna. Those are extra costs. I think City Hall must really think to improve this place. One of the main Attractions should light in the night after few minutes is just not working and nobody cares.
Tomasz
Netherlands
10
Scored 10
Zadar is stunning, we did the sunset cruise and it was...
Zadar is stunning, we did the sunset cruise and it was terrific seeing it by night along with the Wine Tasting Zadar Wine Garden. The lower end of the town is for the 20 somethings at night, lots of bars and dance music from places so if you stay and want quiet stay up near the Sea Organ end. It's ideal for a few days to relax, stroll, eat drink and ramble, as its very pretty and frozen in time visually. Its an ideal weekend break away place, the people are lovely, it's much cheaper than (Dublin), the Airport Shuttle goes right to the Old Town, its only 25 mins max, everything is accessible, just check the heat before you go it can get scorching in July and August.
Alma
Ireland
10
Scored 10
Interesting heritage of Roman and Venetian occupation which...
Interesting heritage of Roman and Venetian occupation which can be seen in remains of architecture and buildings. Impressive museums with fantastic displays of Roman life and treasures.
High quality food served in many restaurants especially if you like seafood, local dishes of squid and mussels were delicious.
People are kind and very easy going so makes for a very relaxed time.
Delicious local wines which can also be sampled at local winery tours. Boat trips to local islands also an easy day trip to book.
Amanda
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Must see the salute to the sun and the sea Organ ..
Must see the salute to the sun and the sea Organ .. Take time to walk the promenade. The City is easily walkable to ensure you get the most out of it .. book a guided walking tour to get your bearings .. it will set you up for the rest of your stay. The restaurants are varied and good quality.We tended to go for 1 or 2 courses with pre drink and bottle of wine .. comes in at less than 100 Euro. Good number of museums covering evolution from Roman through to current times. We didn`t try the beaches but did indulge in a full day boat trip to Kornati /Telascica using Arbiana cruises (food and opportunity to swim rovided) and a full day visit to Ptlivice lakes .. Beautiful but fairly tiring .. H+S is "a touch" light on site. Does get very busy in high season
Robin
United Kingdom
10
Scored 10
Vivid old town woth many bars and food places.
Vivid old town woth many bars and food places. The old town is great for walking, the whole riva which goes aorund tje old town is suoer easy to ealk and offers amazing views, expecially in evenings and kornings.
I had few meals in random places - eanst a bestcchiice definitly.
Amazing sunset is worth of watching ecah day, riva is zhe best spot for that.
Beat bwcahes are outside of the town center, i’ve found somewat bOur 20-25 mins walking
Jure
Croatia
6.0
Scored 6.0
The town itself is drab & not for tourists, the old town is...
The town itself is drab & not for tourists, the old town is nice & work is ongoing with the area looking onto the sea but will be stunning when completed. The restaurants were very similar with pretty much the same menus, not alot of effort put into the visuals of the food & the food & wine was expensive. Some restaurant/shop workers were unhelpful & rude, boat trip was ok. Taxis were expensive but Ubers were nearly 50% cheaper.
Nowadays Missing our lovely Black Sea in Ukraine,we have chosen to get acquainted with the sea in Croatia and we are sooo lucky that we've found this excellent place !! Great appartment!Highly recommended!Wonderful hosts,marvellous,quiet and cosy place with 30-minute walk to the old town,15-minute walk to the supermarket Lidl.The bells of the cathedral ,which are very close and start early in the morning,add to the charm of Zadar!
Looking forward to coming back to Appartmani Vanja again!!! Thank you very much,Vanja!
We liked everything. Honestly,everything, from the communication with the lady who welcomed us. To the location of the building,to the size of the apartment,the view. Was so clean. So spacious. The sheets were so clean. Was so quiet. The parking for our motorcycle was safe. Even for cars.
Zadar is a must to see. Ypu can ask the lady where to eat forsomegood advices. I strongly suggest and I give 5 stars. (The only think we did not like is that the toilet must had a bidet)🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼♂️
It is a fairly good hotel, quite standard old Yugoslav style, recently renovated. Quite simple but has adequate amenities. Everything is there, but it is not the greatest quality - which is to be expected, to be fair, based on the price. Breakfast has a good choice and enough sitting area. It is a short walk from the gates of Zadar old town - a pleasant stroll, but probably on the long side if you are with small children.
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