Hotels near Park Bogdan Lalović, Zagreb

Hotel is on a walk distance from the center of the city. All employees are very kind and helpful. The parking lot is located within the hotel and surrounding buildings and is not on the street. The rooms are smaller (I don't know about all of them) but they are very clean and tidy. Breakfast is nice and correct.

It is an old-fashioned apartment building in the city center. You need to contact the hotel in advance. The landlady will give you a detailed arrival plan. You can enter the room by entering the password yourself. The room has been newly renovated and has a kitchen. The check-in experience is very good. The beautiful landlady once went there. Having traveled to China, he was very welcoming to us and even helped us solve the problem of renting a car.

Late night driving past and we stopped over for a night to rest. Hotel is big and rooms are very spacious. Car parking available next door in a public car park which links directly to the hotel lobby. Service is good and hotel is comfortable.

The location is great. You can go shopping right away! Although the hotel is relatively old, it is very clean. The room is filled with the smell of soap as soon as you enter! There are not many types of breakfast, you can order bread, ham, eggs and a small amount of fruit! Overall not bad

We tried different accommodations in Zagreb, but we liked the newly opened art'otel Zagreb the best. It has a great, enveloping atmosphere, also thanks to the friendliness, competence and presence of the staff. A successful design concept - a sophisticated mix of design and art - consistently runs through the entire hotel. Also the rooms and bathrooms (!). Simply great! The rich and fresh breakfast buffet, supplemented by an extra menu, is well prepared and really delicious. For relaxation there is a spa area with sauna and pool (which we used several times) and the bar. Everything is super clean and well maintained. Coming soon there will also be a promising restaurant and a rooftop bar with views of Zagreb. We're already looking forward to the next time!

We were overwhelmed with the space, design and comfort of this little home. The hosts were like family from the first minute till we left. The proximity to downtown ( less than 10 min walk) made our visits n dropping home so easy. The big windows brought in the gorgeous sun light in the space. Though in a Main Street, it was utterly quiet. Zagreb is a safe place to visit and a heaven for the foodies and party sceners!! Once you come here, you will always return. Thanks Doma team for all your kindness. ❤️

The only thing good about this small hotel is the location and the hot shower. Everything else was not as expected from such high review ratings! I came a with a friend, we booked separate rooms at the same time and price. When we got to the hotel we each were given very different rooms. I got to the hotel first and asked for a room on a high floor with a view. Lady at check in said it wasn't possible as the hotel was full. A few minutes later my friend arrived and got a lovely room on the top floor with windows and lots of sunlight. Meanwhile I am in a dark room on a lower floor with no light or view and a balcony that is a joke. There was only one bath towel and a hand towel on the first day, the next day the same but one face cloth added, third day two complete sets of towels but no face cloth. I didn't need or want to have the towels changed every day! There was a useless kitchenette in the corner. No microwave and no dish towels or paper towels. There was a bottle of Coke and water in the mini fridge but it was not clear if it was supposed to be there. The mini fridge in my friend's room had a few more beverages in it and a price list, but there was no price list in my room. The temperature and fan control in my room never worked and the instructions given in the room notes were not clear. You also needed to read the instructions to get the TV channels, it wasn't just click on and watch. There was a robe in my room but no tissues or note pad and pen. The staff was not very knowledgeable about tram and bus - yet there was a tram stop just behind the hotel. I am not sure how this hotel was rated so highly but it doesn't deserve it.

The hotel room was nice and clean on first sight but when you look closer you find a lot of things being very wrong. I had two windows in my room. One wasnt opening at all, the oder didnt close properly. Tilting it was not possible because no matter how you turned the handle it was always in the open position which also meant you could not block the outside noise from the restaurant below out. But since the AC wasn't working (no matter the setting, it was heating) sleeping with the window closed was not possible anyway. So you have a choice between a completely overheated room or loud noise and smell from the restaurant until midnight. The bathroom was mostly clean but everything is half broken and the toilet is placed so close to the wall that sitting straight on it is impossible, despite there being more than enough room for better placement. Neither the sink, the bathtub nor the bidet had plugs in them and the pipes below looked very dirty. The shower hose had black stains that looked like mold all over it. It was not pleasant to use that shower. There is only a single socket near the bed so you have a choice between using the bedside lamp or charging your phone. The service was ok most of the time but the person who did my checkout was extremely rude just because I didnt understand the croatian text on the payment terminal which caused the first payment to fail and they had to do it again.

Very good 5 star hotel Its location is approximately 8 minutes from the city center by taxi, in a quiet, upscale area away from the crowds and disturbances. Great reception and quick room delivery. The rooms are spacious, clean, beautiful furniture. The bed is very large and comfortable. The bathroom is spacious, complete with standing shower and bathtub. Good price for luxury and services

A nice hotel for an overnight stay. They have a map to take a walking tour of the area, but I wasn't there long enough to do it.