Zagreb Accommodation

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The classic Hotel Esplande in the center

There is also far less private accommodation in Zagreb than you will find along the Croatian coast. Some agencies handle room and apartment rentals but there's not a lot available in the heart of Zagreb's business and sightseeing districts.

Zagreb Private Accommodation

  Where to Stay

In the center of Zagreb

If you've come to see Zagreb sights, stay in the centre. You can visit museums and galleries, shop, dine and enjoy Zagreb nightlife without taking a tram or driving back to your room or apartment. As a rule you'll pay for the convenience. There's very little private accommodation in the centre of Zagreb and just a smattering of cheap and budget hotels. A few hostels have sprung up or, at the other end of the scale, there are some wonderful four and five-star hotels in the heart of Zagreb's Lower Town.

There are no hotels and very little private accommodation in Zagreb's Upper Town where most of Zagreb nightlife is, but there are a few hostels and cheap hotels.

Zagreb's train station is at the southern end of central Zagreb.It's at a major tram stop (see the Zagreb tram map) and is an easy walk to the heart of Zagreb. More.

Zagreb's bus station is just east of central Zagreb. It's a safe but not especially attractive neighbourhood and you'll need to take a short tram ride to get to the train station and town centre. More.

Novi Zagreb

South of the Sava river, this newer part of Zagreb bears all the hallmarks of post-war construction and not in a good way. Although neither architecturally nor historically interesting, this part of Zagreb has a certain gritty charm. As most of Zagreb's population lives in these large apartment blocks, staying here is good for rubbing shoulders with the locals. Here is where most private accommodation is located. Also part of Novi Zagreb is the Zagreb Fairgrounds, which covers about 500,000 sq metres. The fairgrounds are linked to Zagreb's historical centre by tram #6,7 and 14. (see Zagreb tram map). As Zagreb's airport is south of the Sava, the few airport hotels are also in this neighbourhood (see a three-star airport hotel and a four-star airport hotel)

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