Business Hotels in Zagreb

I've been on a bit of a tour of Vienna, Budapest, Graz and Zagreb. I've been staying in hotels that are in the 100 to 150 Euros a night range and this was by far the most luxurious Hotel. Perhaps this is because it was so recently renovated?, but the high ceilings, spacious rooms attention to architectural detail was impressive.

Amazing well-located hotel that exudes the old world charm. Fascinating story about how it started (It was built for passengers of the Orient Express in 1925), Well appointed room with good facilities and a nice selection of TV channels globally. It features several fine-dining restaurant and bistro. One day we had breakfast at Le Bistro before leaving for the airport. It took one of the dishes a bit longer to come in and unexpectedly the restaurant waived the bill for us. It’s a very thoughtful gesture.

The bedding is really soft and comfortable. The room condition is great and the location is great too! Domino's Pizza right in front is really delicious :) And the swimming pool and sauna are the best! The sauna was so nice! The swimming pool was a bit murky and had a dark atmosphere indoors, but it was big and nice! I want to visit again :D

This is the first time I was upgraded to a suite at Marriott. Compared with the other hotels in Germany, this one is really generous! The room is very big, and I was a little scared to sleep alone at night. I was really touched by the welcome gift, red wine, biscuits and chocolate! The breakfast is very rich, with more varieties than in other hotels in Germany. There is no lounge, but I was given two drink coupons! Although the hotel is not very new, it must be full marks for the upgrade!

The hotel is particularly exquisite. No matter the facilities, services, dining, etc., it is very attentive and the details are very good! The decoration style of the room is very consistent with my aesthetic. I will recommend it to more friends! The hotel is located in Buda, Budapest. It is very convenient to the Fisherman's Bastion, the Royal Palace, and the Elizabeth Bridge. Next door is a large shopping mall, which is very convenient for shopping and dining. There is a park downstairs, and it is especially comfortable to walk in the morning and evening! Stayed for many days in a row!

Hilton garden inn radnicka is a new hotel. Everything is good and room is very big. Like their gym/fitness room because they have all basic need if anyone still wish to work out during stay. Breakfast is good and a lot of choices.

The only thing that bothered me a lot was the cleaning and organization of our room, there was one day they passed some dirty cloth, which smelled bad. Sheets and towels were not changed.

This is a relatively new hotel, and it's sparkling clean. We had a modest-sized room, very clean and comfortable. The thermostat was not responsive, but we cracked open a window, and it was fine - we're cold sleepers. A bath tub was a nice plus. Our booking included breakfast, and we ate there two mornings. The buffet selection was extensive, probably the best breakfast buffet we've seen, except for one exceptional hotel in Dubai. And the staff, from the front desk to the dining area, could not have been more helpful. Two items that could improve the experience: The refrigerator was the smallest that we've ever seen, maybe a cubic foot, if that. A dorm-sized fridg would be a major improvement for those, like us, who need a refrigerator. The second improvement would be providing a small microwave. In the United States, even budget hotels will feature a microwave. Maybe this is a European thing, but we really missed having a microwave. All that aside, we would definitely stay here again. In this price range, it's one of the nicest hotels we've ever booked, here or in the States.

Excellent location, very convenient to the main attractions and stations. The decoration is very retro, clean and tidy. Breakfast is similar to other European hotels, but there are ”fried steamed buns” to eat haha