Business travellers love this modern hotel right in the centre of town. There are 262 well-maintained rooms in this glass-fronted tower. The double windows in front keep out most noise from the square below, unless there is a special event.
Billing itself as Zagreb's first 'lifestyle hotel', it's clear that the style of life is quite high here.
There's something about a sprawling hotel drenched with history.
This six-storey hotel has a superb location only minutes from Trg Josip Jelačića. The 48 rooms have recently been freshened up in a cheery, modern style and the service is good.
This hotel oozes European charm and is the oldest in Zagreb. Built in 1891 it's both aristocratic and outfitted with the latest modern comforts. Try to get a front room for the luscious views over the park.
This is really a delightful option, designed and run by an Australian woman. Comfortable, clean rooms have two, four or 10 beds. Solo female travellers would be most comfortable. Trams 4, 7, 11 and 12 will get you here.
The small rooms have no frills but the price is right and you're not terribly far from the town centre. Take the tram 5 or 13 to Lisinski.
The staff are friendly enough, rooms are comfortable in an efficient way, and there's a restaurant on site. Some rooms have air-con, minibar and an internet connection.
Word is that this conveniently located hostel is slated for renovation, which it desperately needs. New management would help too, as well as soundproofing and a price freeze.
