Hotels near Natural History Department of the National Museum Zadar, Zadar

Booked Zadar as a last minute trip & the first city break we have done, with our two young children. On arrival the hotel looks like a rose between thorns as the surrounding area is still quite rustic, but you can clearly the see the city is up and coming. Great location and easily accessible to the old town for walking! Hotel is modern deco (which we love), beautifully kept and clean. Room was perfect and enough space for all four of us, we had breakfast included and was completely worth it! Good variety & staff were so friendly. Didn’t eat for dinner as went out every evening but found ourselves enjoying the range of cocktails through out the stay, overall would absolutely stay here again and really enjoyed our first visit!!

Exquisite stay! The hotel's immaculate rooms made our time in Zadar truly memorable. Highly recommend. Be warned: the rooms are not where the map shows - that is the office where you get the keys.

First off let me say Zadar was one our top faves on our trip to Croatia. It was less crowded and had a different vibe than other locations. We felt very safe during our entire visit to Croatia and Zadar was no exception. My wife and I stayed there for 4 nights. Luxury Rooms Kadena has 3 rooms and they are a very good value for the money. We were in room 3 and enjoyed it very much. The place was immaculate and very comfortable. The woman that takes care of the rooms daily was very friendly and helpful. The location is right in the heart of Old Town so you will have to walk to it from Sea Gate which is less than 5 minutes. We took a taxi from the bus station to there for 50 HRK (~$7.50 USD). The doorway is situated between 2 restaurants and you will need to use the stairs as no lift is available. We are both in our 60s and this was never an issue. One of the benefits of its location is that many times we found it convenient to go there for a quick rest, drop off purchases, etc. From the doorway there is a small market about 40 feet away. We purchased yogurt, tea, etc. there and made use of the rooms nice supplies of cereals, fruits, etc. to supplement these for breakfast. An espresso machine is also available. The tub was a great touch and the bathroom was wonderful with a large shower and dual sinks. The bed was very comfortable and we slept fine. There are a couple things to consider though. The rooms are in a very close environment with narrow streets and cafes that are open at night and the voices and sounds will filter up to you. Being from the country where we are used to crickets and owls at night, this was a pleasant surprise and part of the culture. The second item is that each morning at 7AM the church tower bells ring long and hard. Again, this wasn’t an issue for us as it was about the time we would have been getting up anyway and is also part of the charm. There were also plenty of European outlets available but no USB ports. WiFi is available but it tended to drop the signal on occasion. What I believe was a signal booster unit was next to the door and unplugging it and plugging it back in brought it on-line again. A TV is also available. If you are going to Croatia I recommend you place Zadar on your list and the Luxury Rooms Kadena is a great place to stay.

Very stylish and functional, in the middle of the quirky old town, directly on the main shopping street. Every two days the towels are exchanged and shortly cleaned, which we felt very pleasant. When windows and window shops are completely closed, you can hear little from outside, but otherwise there is a lot of trouble. About the corner is a small supermarket that also opens Sundays. The best bars and restaurants as well as a dm just outside the door. From the bus stop ”Centar Poluotok” about 5 min walking distance. Sara has received us very warmly and explained everything and given great tips for the city. We have felt well around here and enjoyed coming back!

A boutique hotel remodeled from an old house, with a total of 12 rooms, which are slightly cramped in size, especially the bathrooms. It is very close to the sea, a few minutes walk to the sea organ, there are many restaurants around, and the location is super good. The breakfast area is very small, right next to the front desk, four tables and dining tables are all set up temporarily. Although the sparrow is small and well-equipped, apart from not freshly cooked, cold meals, meat, cheese, bread, dessert, fruit, yogurt, juice, coffee, tea bags, etc. are all available. Apple pie and cereal yogurt are also very delicious~ this is recommended for visiting Zadar Old Town. .

In the center of the old city, the location is very good. The quadruple room has a bathroom and a shower. The privacy is good. The website shows that the price does not include 8 Cuna tax. The most important thing is to treat the roommate who is reliable.

In the old town of Zadar, the location is very convenient. It is a hotel apartment remodeled from an old house. The design is very good and modern, and it is comfortable to live in. Wandering in the alleys of the old city at night, wandering back after dinner, opening the door with the key, it feels like going back to my own home. It feels great. We drove here by car. The car can be parked outside the city and it is only a few minutes' walk away. recommend!

The hotel is located inside the walled old city, so you'll need to park outside. If you're getting dropped off the quickest way (about 5 mins) is through the new gate (Nova vrata) and go straight along Ul. Jurja Barakovica to Narodni Square (Narodni trg). The hotel is around the corner from the Ethnographic Museum by going down Ul. Široka. At the ground floor is the NOMU sushi & wine bar, the entrance to the hotel however is just around the corner, off a laneway (Ul. Majke Margarite). There is no lobby just a small counter at the back of the restaurant. The hotel is small, with three rooms to a floor. The rooms themselves are modern, clean and relatively spacious, with a large ensuite bathroom. The bed was super comfortable, it had good functioning a/c and the windows out over the street were fairly well soundproof, with blackout curtains. The breakfast was served at our table on a three-tier tray, with croissants, meat, breads, jams, and cheese. They also provide coffee, freshly squeezed juice and eggs to the order. We did get a bit confused with the parking arrangements at first however it appears you don't pay for your parking but wait to get a parking infringement. Once you get one infringement you don't get any further infringements and then you just pay the infringement online. This is a great little modern hotel perfectly located in the middle of the old town, which means it is within walking distance of all the shops, attractions and restaurants in Zadar.