LikeHome Apartment

Location is amazing; very close to anything you'll need. You can dine out or dine in ordering food from fantastic restaurants as food delivery service is efficient and quick. Accommodation is very good. A classic apartment in an older building with a ton of charm and high ceilings.

Some items in the kitchen required slight cleaning from our side before use, but very easy to do, as kitchen is equipped with everything you'll need.

Excellent communication

Best apartment we've stayed in. Beautifully decorated, spacious, well equipped kitchen (incl basic dry goods such as salt, pepper, sugar, coffee). Very comfortable beds and a nice small balcony facing the courtyard. Easy key access and helpful host. Nice, calm area 5 min walk to the city center.

No elevator in the building.

This is a specious, clean, secure ,inexpensively but tastefully furnished apartment close to Zagreb's romantic Gornji Grad. The apartment is on the third floor of a turn of the last century building without lift and has high ceilings, interior double doors , traditional heating stoves. This all adds to positive aspects of "EatPrayLove" type of experience. Apartment is also walking distance to most central destinations, situated in one of the main and busy, but leafy wide roads.

Negative aspects of "EatPrayLove" type of experience such us: - Unloved communal areas: there was no light on the upper floors, forever barking neighbour's dog, sometimes unpleasant odour, building's backyard used for fly-tipping. - Provisions within the apartment: the toiletries and linens in the apartment were kept locked and had to be asked for. Soaps and detergents outside the lock were old; Zagreb has an excellent rubbish collection system but we had to find and buy expensive bugs as none were available; Balcony with a romantic view on the local church is partly used as a storage for "unloved" items; There was no washing machine or vacuum cleaner. -We arrived at dusk. As the Welcome e-mail containing keylock's security code was sent on the day of our travel we had to have conversation to resolve. Some years back I lived in Zagreb for a period of time and speak Croatian reasonably well. I can see how our 'arrival' could have been intimidating experience for someone who is not able to say the same.