Situated in a peaceful area of Zadar, Hotel Kolovare offers air-conditioned rooms with a balcony.
Matthew
Australia
KOLOVARE was well presented, smooth checking and staff were exceptionally polite and helpful. Room was excellent and the facilities great. Great location short walk from transport, short walk to Old Town and straight across from a beach
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.
Yu-Cheng
Taiwan
The room is really big and with the balcony. Hotel staff was really nice and helpful. Would recommend.
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.
Edna
Germany
Small hotel in the old city of Zadar. Decent amenities. We stayed only for a night but found very nice dining facilities nearby. Staff was very friendly and helpful.
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.
Located only steps from a pebbly beach in Puntamika, Hotel Niko is a mere 10-minute drive from Zadar's centre.
Diana
Australia
Hotel Niko was just perfect. The rooms are very spacious the staff are just so friendly and willing to help and the location was fantastic being literally steps away from the beach. We also loved the private parking in the hotel property.
Located in historic Old Town Zadar, Almayer Art & Heritage Adults Only Hotel and Dépendance rooms is an - Adults Only - property that offers an on-site bar and restaurant.
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...
Robert
Austria
Food was exceptionally good on the all-inclusive plan. Great kids club, kids activities, very friendly multilingual staff.
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.
Cristina
Germany
The staff is very helpful and friendly, food was amazing and the room was very comfortable
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.
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 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.
Everything was clean and decent, staff was helpful.
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.
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.
Location, clean room and facilities, staff, restaurant
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.
FAQs about hotels in Zadar
On average, 3-star hotels in Zadar cost £94 per night, and 4-star hotels in Zadar are £155 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Zadar can on average be found for £332 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Zadar this weekend is £135 or, for a 4-star hotel, £199. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Zadar for this weekend cost on average around £407 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs £140 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Zadar for tonight. You'll pay on average around £200 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Zadar will cost around £456 (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.
Crowded, expensive and bad beaches. Don't understand the hype with the city, it's just below average. Also, I couldn't enter places to visit because I had shorter pants, above the knee. This never happened in any location I have travelled to, and there were 40 degrees outside.
Bianca-Iulia
Romania
Scored 6.0
6.0
Apartment quality was poor but expensive.
Apartment quality was poor but expensive. All restaurants seem to sell pizzas. Lots of people smoke. Felt I was getting ripped off. Taxi driver quoted me €30 to airport, but charged me €40 cash. He said his card machine "wasn't working". Like Split and Dubrovnik, the place is heaving with people. On a plus note, the beer at Deja Brew Pub is super
Peter
Australia
Scored 6.0
6.0
There are no sidewalks on the street where I lived (Put...
There are no sidewalks on the street where I lived (Put Dikla), you constantly look back to avoid being hit by a car.
Question: where does the city spend 13% of the tax from tourists? The city's public transportation infrastructure is practically non-existent, with 2-3 routes that do not run on schedule. If 2-3 people are traveling, it is cheaper to take a taxi.
I definitely recommend taking day trips to the nearest parks and walking around the old city.
Taras
Ukraine
Scored 10
10
The downtown is kind of small but offering many nice views...
The downtown is kind of small but offering many nice views and interesting buildings. The one of a kind thing was the sea organ and the LED light floor Greeting to the Sun. We found it a great place offering both city life and beaches, we even made a day trip to Plitvice lakes which were astonishing!
Katarina
Slovakia
Scored 8.0
8.0
Zadar has a very nice old town, many shops, restaurants, and...
Zadar has a very nice old town, many shops, restaurants, and is full of tourists. Immediately outside the historic center, however, it is really ugly.
Those looking for beaches will be disappointed, there is a small stretch of pebble beach in Kolovare, always crowded, the rest are concrete platforms. The sea is beautiful.
For the nearest sandy beach you have to go to Nin (30 minutes drive).
Ilaria
Scored 10
10
Relaxed. Locals knew enough English for us to manage.
Relaxed. Locals knew enough English for us to manage. Taxi services good - bolt/uber. Fab beaches and places to lounge. Nice choice of restaurants, not overpriced. Clean and inviting area. Scooters easy to hire. Bus service not used but it was regular. Zadar old town, a vibrant place to be in the evening. Small shops and market open until 22.00. Beautiful church and friendly vibe to listen to the sea organ.
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)🤣🤣🤣🤦🏼♂️
This small hotel is incredibly excellent and good value for your money. Staff were amazing helping in every way possible. With a good buffet breakfast and a very convenient parking space on location. This hotel is situated just a few metres from the town which is easily accessible by foot (25 min away) or just 4 min by car. There's a big parking area at Zadar and it is very convenient and cheap. Our room was far larger than most hotels I stayed in.
The location of the apartment is perfect. The studio itself is simple, but comfortable and has all the basic things you need for a vacation, and even a bit more (like a washing machine and a TV). The owner was kind and very easy to contact. All in all, I think it's a gem and I'd recommend it to anyone (who doesn't need a 5 star hotel experience to enjoy their vacation).
Beautiful hotel
Clean and modern
Staff were fabulous. Most helpful with any question or query.
Breakfast was great.
Room was spacious.
Best coffee we had on Croatia so far.
Location good. Near supermarket. Great restaurant across the road. Small walk to old town.
Thank you. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. Would definitely come back.
it was clean, the staff was friendly, when we stay in 5 star hotels we get a cleaner in every day, the apartment doesn’t get serviced at all but it was ok for us as we were out all day and didn’t stay in the property much.
Irma
United Kingdom
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