Best Zagreb Hotels

"The hostel is very clean and conveniently located, yes!  Would I return there? Not sure. This is due to lack of amenities that I have never seen missing from other hostels: - 1 bathroom per floor, the bathroom is shared between 3 rooms of 4; 12 people at 1 bathroom is a bad idea. - sockets, sockets, sockets. The beds does not have a socket, there are 2 of them randomly located in the room but other hostels I have been in had bed and own socket which should be standard. - no curtains for the beds, no privacy - no light in the bed, like a small lamp that everyone can use if others are sleeping. Clean hostel but the lack of these amenities is disappointing."

"Two double beds in the room. What I liked most was that instead of bottled water, there were purified water dispensers on the second and fourth floors, along with free ice. Very eco-friendly! The front desk staff were also very welcoming. They even printed out coloring books with Zagreb-related facts for my two kids and gave them crayons. A very pleasant stay."

"I really enjoyed my 4 day stay at HI Zagreb. Great and friendly staff, cozy rooms and its location is amazing. Thank you"

"The hotel is at this little quiet corner which is also good since we had to open the window at night (aircon is centralised and it’s still “winter” despite in spring). We were given level 6 which is the highest floor so it helped with the quietness. The breakfast spread was amazing, lots of cheeses and cured meat. The cooked vegetables are the best, though it can get a little oily. It’s a convenient location to walk around the city, and visit the parks and museum. There are good food options around as well. However, we were there during Easter so most of the places are close but there was a pizza place within 6 mins walk which is open during Easter. Lots of supermarkets around, so it’s easy to get snacks and fruits."

"地理位置： 地圖上不顯示，需要聯繫酒店獲得準確位置 大小： 房間內有廚具等東西，但空間實在是小，服務態度還是不錯的"

"Clean and comfortable. Needed to be close to Lisinski. For me it was a great option."

"The hotel itself is nice, but the room was very dirty. And I’m not talking about minor surface dirt - it was clear that proper cleaning had not been done for a long time. There were layers of dust, a dirty carpet, stained doors, etc. We also booked parking, but no one explained where exactly we should go or how to enter. When we called the hotel from the parking area, no one opened the gate. We had to go to the hotel in person and ask again. These are things hotel staff should explain proactively and clearly, rather than guests having to chase this information themselves. Overall, the hotel itself is not bad, but the dirt and the passivity of the staff completely spoil the experience."

"Clean hostel centrally located and very convenient. The staff is helpful and breakfast is included."

"The location is very good, there are many bakeries nearby, the bus terminal, the city center and other places can be reached in up to 20 minutes. The whole hostel is very clean and smells so good! ! ! I regret that I forgot to ask the boss which aromatherapy I used. The only downside is that there is a bit noisy on the street. I don’t know who has been honking the car horn the night I lived... In addition (maybe my own problem), I didn’t find the hair dryer, but the problem is not big ～"

"One Rude Staff Member Ruined an Otherwise Decent Stay I stayed at Esplanade Zagreb Hotel with high expectations given its historic prestige, but one employee’s unprofessional behavior significantly tarnished my experience. Upon arrival, I mistakenly entered the hotel’s parking area as the parking gate opened. After realizing the error, I proceeded to the lobby, completed check-in, and moved my car to the designated drop-off zone for valet service. At this point, a parking attendant aggressively confronted me—hands on hips, speaking in a condescending tone, and demanding how I’d accessed the area. His demeanor was more suited to scolding a trespasser than addressing a paying guest. To be fair, the front desk and concierge staff were perfectly polite and efficient. Had I not encountered this particular employee, my overall impression would have been positive. But for a hotel branding itself as a luxury establishment, even one hostile interaction is unacceptable. A guest’s entire perception can be undone by a single moment of poor service. The incident casts doubt on the hotel’s training standards. Why does such a disparity in staff attitudes exist? I hope management addresses this, as no amount of century-old tradition excuses rudeness. Until then, I’d hesitate to return or recommend Esplanade Zagreb without caution."