Zemunik Donji Vacation Packages

This hotel was convenient to Old Town, about a 12-minute walk. The rooms were nice but small. Breakfast was very good. Staff was pleasant and helpful. It is tucked into a series of older appartment buildings and difficult to find. But it feels like an oasis once you arrive.

Beautiful, comfortable little apartment! Very clean and close to everything you want to do. Host was very helpful on checkin, good communications etc.

The hotel is lovely the rooms bed and pillows are really nice , there is no water in the room for guests,and there are no blackout curtains and there is nothing close by , the hotel is very nice breakfast was ok , lacking Gronala but lots of other options to choose from ,

Thank you for a great 5 days!

My girlfriend and I stayed here for 5 nights and easily could have done another 5. The bedroom was wonderfully kept and I enjoyed every minute in and by the pool, on the nearby Borik beach and swimming in the sea. Somehow they got wind that it was my birthday the day before we left, and left a card and present in the bedroom. I used the little bit of Croatian I'd learned and hotel staff were encouraging and positive about this, though they were excellent in English, and I assume in German and Italian too. The old city is excellent for restaurants, interesting old churches, and the archeology museum. But if you're not driving your only option is to book taxis as there is not much public transport to speak of. I don't hold it against the hotel of course but a bus service would really make a difference. I was very impressed by the buffet dining, and great coffee and other drinks available from the Tramontana bar (a wider selection of beers would be nice though - maybe Karlovačko crno?). Unfortunately my girlfriend had food-poisoning, she thinks from a bad mussel in the hotel restaurant, so be careful with those. One of the reception staff instructed us on where to find the nearest pharmacy, who were very helpful. On the whole we'd definitely consider staying again and were sad to say 'zbogom'.