Ina Apartments

“A nice, quiet place in Zadar”

We had a studio apartment, which contained we needed. Even a washing-machine. Everything was clean and nice, the owners are obviously taking good care of the place. The location is at the end of a cul-de-sac, so there's no traffic at all. Nice and quiet. And there's only a short walk through the tr… Mais

We had a studio apartment, which contained we needed. Even a washing-machine. Everything was clean and nice, the owners are obviously taking good care of the place. The location is at the end of a cul-de-sac, so there's no traffic at all. Nice and quiet. And there's only a short walk through the trees to get to the beach, also just a short walk to the bus-stop. The owners are very helpful and nice. There are some good restaurants within walking distance also. We especially recommend Shanghai House, if you're into good chinese food :)

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“Nice apartment”

We had a studio apartment at ground level. The kitchen facilities were adequate , the room was large and clean. The owners were lovely and very helpful with local attraction info. Good value for money

“A room in the middle of nowhere”

I spent a week (the last one in August) in this apartment and the first thing I've to say is that I would not recommend it to other people, at least young people. The main reason is the location. I choose the apartment as on the map it was near the sea. Even if I was aware to be far from the city c… Mais

I spent a week (the last one in August) in this apartment and the first thing I've to say is that I would not recommend it to other people, at least young people. The main reason is the location. I choose the apartment as on the map it was near the sea. Even if I was aware to be far from the city center, I thought that there would be clubs, shops, and pubs all along the sea; the reality was few people (or none at all) and few nightlife, so that the area all around the apartment was really desert and dismal. I didn't like it at all. During all my holiday I have seen very few guys, and I don't know how this could be considered "high season" if at 22pm streets and clubs are empty. Anyway, it's really close to the sea, the first reasonable supermarket is far just a couple of minutes by car and it's easy to reach other beaches in all the surrounding area because it's located really close to the road that takes to Nin, Vir, Kozino, ... The city center is far 10min by car, and it's the only area with kind of nightlife (at 23-23.30 everything closes). The apartment itself (I took the studio apartment) was nice, spacious, well furnished, even if the major problem was the light: if you kept the window closed there was no light, if you opened it people from the road could see inside (even if it wasn't a really populated road, it's quite annoying anyway). Moreover, the door had an opaque glass, through which the light could enter so we woke up everyday due to it. So, when we desired light there was little of it, and when we didn't desire it there was too much of it. Not pleasant! The best thing was the small table outside, where we used to eat our breakfast or dinner: it was little but nice. The staff and the owner were friendly people. It's not their fault (that's why I give them 3 stars in place of 2) but in my opinion the region around Zadar has very little to offer, so I suggest other places for your stay in Croatia.

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