Harvey's luxury rooms

The layout was great for our family of three. It was close to everything!

If I was staying longer I would have like a kitchen but for our 2 night stay it was perfect!

Apartment was clean, located in the old town perferct.

Stayed for one night, everything was good.

Lovely little apartment in a quiet side street - there are two stories with the bedroom and bathroom upstairs, sofa and fridge and tv downstairs. My daughter loved it! It felt like we had the place to ourselves!

Lovely room I stayed in 101- had bedroom, bedroom plenty of plug points, hairdryer, fridge. Bed very comfy . Bathroom in same room . Very central in old town, just 10/15 min walk and your at the other side of the old town by sea organs.

Only downfall is that after showering the room gets very hot and humid. No extraction fan however there is a window but it still is humid in there. There are 2 temporary dehumidifier’s there. I absolutely loved the place that’s the only thing but it’s very minor and you’d get over it.

The location is great - Zadar's old town is walled, small and pedestrianised and everything is really close. My "room" was a very pleasant surprise - it was essentially a duplex apartment, just minus a kitchen, with a living room on the lower floor and a bedroom and bathroom upstairs with televisions on both floors. The flat is tastefully decorated with the comfiest bed I've ever slept in and the sofa is also great. There's a small fridge and coffee and tea making facilities. The wifi is fast and reliable. The host is really prompt in getting back with any answers to questions and does everything possible to be helpful - I was given a very early morning check in as the host made sure to prepare the room for me as soon as the last guests left, which was very much appreciated. The location is steps from the main square but is very quiet. The Tourist Information office is one minute away at the end of the street. I highly recommend the town and this property. I had a brilliant stay and would stay here again in a heartbeat.

Absolutely nothing with regard to the accommodation. However, you should know that taxis at the bus station may scam you - Tourist Information told me that a trip to the city walls from the bus station should be around 5-10 euros max. Do not think that avoiding the taxi drivers that accost you right off the bus will protect you. As a seasoned and cynical traveller I ignored the touts and went to the taxi rank - ha ha! My driver, who proudly told me he'd lived in Zadar all his life, charged me 12 euros and took me to a gate three gates removed from where I needed to be and to top everything off, directed me the wrong way, all while being Mr. Charming. This sort of thing happens but it's not fun when you've got to transport a wheelie suitcase a fair distance on cobbled streets. Take the number 2 bus outside the bus station instead which costs less than 2 euros and will bring you to the Sea Gate at Zadar. Or if you take a taxi, make sure that the driver knows that you know the average cost of the trip.

Situated in the old town and easy to get to. Comfortable and clean room. Central to all attractions.

Location is Great And they even kept my stuff until later

Everything was great