Hotels With breakfast in Zadar County, Croatia

I stayed at this hotel in preko for one night and had a good stay there. All of the front desk staff were warm, friendly, and spoke excellent English, which made check-in and communication very easy. The room was spotless and well equipped, with everything I needed. I also really liked the dining area on the ground floor — it’s a comfortable space to relax or chat with friends. The outdoor seating is especially nice, with a lovely sea view and a peaceful atmosphere. There are, however, a few small areas that could be improved. The pool, sauna, and massage services are only available until 8 p.m., which makes it hard for guests staying just one night to enjoy them — especially if they spend the day exploring outside and return later in the evening. Another thing is the balcony. While the room itself was excellent, the balcony faced nearby residential buildings rather than the sea, so the view wasn’t as great as expected. A sea-facing view would have made the experience perfect. Regarding the food, I tried both breakfast and dinner. Breakfast was included in the room rate and was generally good, with a decent variety and acceptable quality, though not particularly impressive for a four- or five-star hotel. Dinner, on the other hand, felt overpriced. Although the restaurant has a perfect Google rating, I personally wouldn’t give it five stars. Most of the dishes tasted fine, but the portions were quite small and the flavors didn’t really justify the price (over €20–30 per dish). That said, the environment was lovely and the service was great, so overall, I would still rate the restaurant four stars. In summary, I had a pleasant stay and really appreciated the hospitality, cleanliness, and relaxing atmosphere. It would be even better if the spa facilities had longer opening hours and the dining experience offered better value for money. I’d still recommend this hotel, especially for those who plan to stay more than one night.

Check in was simple and welcoming,the hotel were very good for responding to email inquiries both the restaurant and hotel. I had ordered gluten free options for breakfast for my husband and whilst there were plenty of choices of cheese, vegetable,eggs and fruit I was disappointed that there were no sweet options merely white gf bread ,not a big deal but would have been nice to have muffins or similar. The rooms are small but once you have organized yourself it's ok,we were able to manage with 2 smaller suitcase but not sure where we would have stored larger cases.Plenty of shower gel, conditioner etc. Rooms serviced daily. Staff were pleasant and professional.

Very luxurious hotel with everything you need for a relaxing holiday. Specifically positive: accessible and thus also best suited for disabled guests. The food was excellent, the staff was super friendly. Drinks are, as usual in Croatia, quite expensive, for it there was great special conditions for hotel guests on the beach (leap + screen for 5 € instead of 20 €). Beach typically Croatian with stones, but very cared. Totally absolutely recommendable!

We booked a private room with double bed and private bathroom. The location is in the middle of the old town, very crowded. There is a restaurant just below with loud talking, laughing and music so you need to keep the window shut at all time. The customers from the restaurant is not friendly and rude, who will stare at you like you don't belong in their fancy and overpriced dinner. The laudry room is very expensive. The facilities are new but the experience is not pleasant.

The hotel is in a prefect location which is just 5 min walking distance away from the beach which you can swim and enjoy sunshine. If you like to go for sightseeing. The old town is about 25 minutes walking distance from the hotel. One extra advantage is that a big supermarket Interspar is only 3 min walking distance from the hotel. The hotel is well managed and you can see from the details that the management has tried his very best to make a prefect stay for his clients. It is highly recommended.

It’s really small… The bathroom is very cramped, and there’s no space to unpack, so I had to organize my things out in the hallway. The top bunk bed was hard to climb up to — it looked nice in design but felt a bit unsafe. However, the location is great, right in the center of the main attractions, so it definitely saves time for sightseeing.

It was a pleasant stay with all the staff been friendly and thanks to the young lady in the breakfast room. She ran the wholebreakfat on her own, always smiling and having nice things to say. The hotel is lucky to have such good staff. The young girl at reception was equally friendly and insisted on carrying our bags up a flight of stairs. She explained everything about the hotel and things to see in Zadar.

After seeing Plitvice for 5 hours from the morning, we drove for about 2 hours to Dubrovnik, and arrived at a small hotel in Turanje, a small seaside town. I highly recommend this hotel for a quiet night's rest. First of all, it's cheap, and the rooms and bathrooms are very large. All the facilities are clean. Breakfast is also neatly provided. After breakfast, take a cup of coffee and sit at the table outside the hotel entrance and enjoy the sea breeze. The beach is just 10 meters in front of the accommodation. All the young male and female staff members were friendly. You can just park on the street in front of the hotel, but there is a free public parking lot 50 meters away. There are no proper restaurants or marts near the hotel, so I recommend eating outside and coming to the hotel. There is a pizza place right behind the hotel, which is cheap and delicious. Two people ordered one pizza each for dinner, and it was so big that we couldn't even finish half of it. About 50 meters away from the hotel, there is a pub like a local tavern where local people come out in groups after dinner to have a drink and chat. It was an atmosphere that made me want to fit in.

The hotel is right by the sea. It's a maximum 20-minute walk to the Old Town, or you can take a hand-rowed boat from the lighthouse near the hotel entrance (2 euros per ride) directly to the Old Town walls. The rooms are very new. The rooms facing the front don't have balconies but are directly opposite the sea with two windows, offering excellent light. Some side rooms face the sea but have different viewing angles, though generally still offer a view. Other rooms don't have a sea view. Daria at the front desk was incredibly enthusiastic and gave us a lot of help. Even though I had a small issue, with her assistance, I easily found a solution. Many, many thanks to her! Zadar is definitely worth a visit.

Kolovare Hotel is located on Kolovare Beach and has an outdoor swimming pool. It is a few minutes away from Zadar Bus Station, about a fifteen-minute walk from Zadar Old Town, and about a 20-minute walk from the Sea Organ. It is quite convenient and offers a decent breakfast. It is suitable for people traveling from Zadar to other places.