Best Hotels in Sesvete, Croatia

We utilized this hotel after we flew into Zagreb, preparing to drive into Bosnia the next day. It was only a 15 min drive from the airport. There was plenty of parking (free). The hotel exterior was nice and well maintained. Check in was easy and attendant was friendly. The room was spacious by European standards and bathroom was nice. Good water pressure and plenty hot. Breakfast was fantastic - lots of options for food and drink. Cafe on site for coffee and ice cream, too. Only negative would be that there was a wedding the night we stayed, which went until 5 am (perhaps typical for a Croatian wedding!), and could still hear the base of the music two floors up. Not a problem for us, as we sleep with a white noise machine, but something to ask before the stay. Would certainly recommend this hotel!

Hotel very nice, spa, muscu bank ... Unfortunately the race tape doesn't work knowing it knew the problem. Copy breakfast, a little long restaurant at service but very good. Unfortunately the bar is smoker. I strongly recommend this hotel.

Located in Zagreb, Hotel Phoenix is connected to the convention center, within a 10-minute drive of Garden Mall Zagreb and City Center One East. This upscale hotel is 5.3 mi (8.5 km) from Zagreb Zoo and 5.7 mi (9.1 km) from Maksimir Stadium.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as an attached winery or take in the view from a terrace and a garden. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless internet access, concierge services, and wedding services. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the area shuttle (surcharge) that operates within 5 km.Enjoy Mediterranean cuisine at Maestro, a fine-dining restaurant where you can enjoy drinks at the bar/lounge, take in the garden view, and even dine alfresco. You can also stay in and take advantage of the room service (during limited hours). Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7:00 AM to 10:00 AM for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and multilingual staff. Planning an event in Zagreb? This hotel has 10760 square feet (1000 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and a meeting room. For a surcharge, guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service.Make yourself at home in one of the 55 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a memory foam bed. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Bathrooms have hair dryers and bathrobes.

Stayed at Hotel International with a Costsaver/Trafalgar group tour on June 18, 19, 26. A very good location as it is situated in a quiet area but if you walk 20 minutes you are in the center of the action of Zagreb with parks, restaurants and shops. Just around the corner from the hotel is the Milnar Bakery. You can find all kinds of delicious baked goods to take on the go and very reasonable. Tried the tasty Mexican Chicken Roll 11 Kuna and the Burek with Apple 10 Kuna. They open at 5:30am and closed on Sunday. At the Hotel International their breakfast buffet is very good. They open at 6:30 am which can give you an early start to your day. A very good choice of breakfast dishes-scrambled eggs which were so tasty AND NOT WATERY, bacon, zuccini, assortment of cheeses and cold cut meats and so many other choices, delicious assortment of breads and rolls. Those rolls with the seeds, out of this world delicious. Wish I new what those rolls with the pumpkin seeds are called as would love to buy them back home in Canada. They also had fresh fruits and a nice display of fruit cocktail. They have a dispenser that you can get juices and cold water. The fruit juice was very refreshing. The room was on the small side but it served its purpose. The room and bathroom very clean. I liked the idea that the bathroom had a packaged soap provided as I found out in other hotels that the soap dispensers are so hard to squeeze out the liquid soap. It was great that the room had a fridge and there was a complimentary 1 liter bottle of cold water in the fridge.

The hotel is pretty good in terms of value for money, but one thing is that booking early is not necessarily cheaper. I checked the room price on the day of check-in, and it was more than 100 yuan cheaper than what I booked in advance. In addition, if you drive to check in, you must communicate during check-in. Well, although Ctrip stated that parking at this hotel is free, the front desk will tell you that it will charge 16 euros a day. Fortunately, after repeated communication with the front desk, we finally did not ask me to pay the parking fee, but it would be a waste of time. The hotel breakfast was average. , drive to the old city attractions about three or four kilometers away.

We were so looking forward to spending our last night in Croatia at this historic hotel. Upon arrival, we were greeted right away by the concierge, who took our bags and shown to a seat for checking in. Surprisingly, the young girl at reception was abrupt and indifferent, while we did notice that all the other reception clerks were engaged and friendly. We had booked a Superior King Room, and requested an upper floor with a view, but were disappointed to be given a 2nd floor interior room. That said, we certainly understand that not all room requests can be accommodated and the room was quite lovely. Unfortunately, however, there was a wedding reception in the hotel's ballroom that evening, which our room overlooked, and the dance music continued into the early hours of the morning, 3:30am. Other than getting very little sleep that night the room was beautiful, with a large washroom, and a king bed with comfortable pillows. We appreciated the thoughtful addition of glasses (beer, champagne and wine) and a corkscrew. The location was perfect for visiting the charming old town of Zagreb, and we enjoyed a drink at the bar as well as coffee on the lovely terrace the following morning. We didn't have time for breakfast, but it looked wonderful. Our checkout was a much more pleasant experience, with a very friendly reception clerk. I would recommend to anyone wishing to stay at this hotel to ask about events booked in the ballroom, or to insist on an outside view room. Note that we stayed on a Saturday, which would typically be the night for wedding receptions.

We tried different accommodations in Zagreb, but we liked the newly opened art'otel Zagreb the best. It has a great, enveloping atmosphere, also thanks to the friendliness, competence and presence of the staff. A successful design concept - a sophisticated mix of design and art - consistently runs through the entire hotel. Also the rooms and bathrooms (!). Simply great! The rich and fresh breakfast buffet, supplemented by an extra menu, is well prepared and really delicious. For relaxation there is a spa area with sauna and pool (which we used several times) and the bar. Everything is super clean and well maintained. Coming soon there will also be a promising restaurant and a rooftop bar with views of Zagreb. We're already looking forward to the next time!

Just wonderful hotel! Highly recommended! We got exactly the rooms we booked, including an extra bed. The rooms are beautiful, state-of-the-art clean and spacious. You can see they've thought of every detail. Breakfast is great, varied and very tasty. The hospitality was courteous and serviceful. And the internet is excellent. What more could you ask for? For sure we will be back again on the next visit to Croatia.

Not convenient to travel to the city centre but close to the airport and malls (arena and avenue). Overall, good and clean hotel with friendly receptionist.

This hotel is spotlessly clean, the bed is comfortable, breakfast excellent, but above all of that Anna Maria the receptionist/host at breakfast is totally amazing, so helpful, so kind, she goes above and beyond the call of duty, a real asset to this establishment, you rarely find this kind of kindness and dedication, I am highly experienced within the hospitality industry. Well done Ana! and thank you!.