Downtown Boutique Hostel

A young lady who is a receptionist was really nice. When I asked her about the restaurants, she recommended a few places but another lady didn’t help at all when I asked a cafe. So I was lucky that I could meet her. The room was very clean and spread. Easy to find a place and good WiFi

A very nice hostel in the city center, it is really good to have the place to stay in old town since all attractions are quite close. There is a 15 percent discount for lunch and dinner, also recommend you to get the breakfast, it is chosen from a menu, a refreshener from the buffet type breakfast.

Good service

The staff is super nice that she allows to go into the rooms first while she is inputting our data. Explanation on the room facilities is clear and the shared bathroom is clean and tidy too.

I had a very comfortable stay from check-in to luggage storage after check-out. The hotel is located within the Old Town, so all of Zadar’s main attractions were within 10 minutes on foot, and the surrounding restaurants were also very accessible. The food at the hotel’s restaurant, Eden, was quite good, and since there’s a discount for guests, I recommend trying it. The room condition and facilities were excellent. If I visit Zadar again, I would definitely stay here.

While more like a restaurant with hostel rooms and a small common area / kitchen, it’s in amazing location. 20 minute walk from the bus station, in the center of the old town and 15 minute walk from the beach. Rooms are great, with so many storage things, beds are good. WiFi is very good. Staff was great and friendly even though they pay more attention to the restaurant. Common space which is the kitchen is small, with a couch, few chairs and a table. It’s a small but functional kitchen, however it could use a cleaning. All in all if I were to return to Zadar I would stay again, it doesn’t really have anything bad; the only slight thing is there’s no door handles to the showers and there’s nothing really stopping random people from walking into the halls, although the common space does have key card access if the door is closed.