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Low season | February |
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High season | July |
Average price (weeknight) | R3 677 |
Average price (weekend night) | R3 675 |
When to book a hotel in Croatia
Price per night / 3-star hotel. Prices are not fixed and may vary with time.Top tips for finding the perfect Croatia hotel
- Many of the main tourist attractions in Croatia can be found in its capital Zagreb, Croatia's most populous city, and Dubrovnik. Staying in either of these locations, you’ll get to see some of the most important landmarks in the country and experience authentic Croatian culture.
- Dubrovnik, on the sunny southern part of the country’s coast, is Croatia's tourist capital. Its Old Town Walls are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and are truly something to behold. To stay in this part of the city, you can book at Dubrovnik Sweet House.
- Still visible in the city of Split, overlooking the Adriatic Sea, are ancient Roman walls and ruins, making this another historical tourist destination. The ruins are lit up at night and serve as a live entertainment venue – to be nearby, stay at Prima Luce Downtown.
- To appreciate Croatia’s natural attractions, travel inland from Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes National Park. You’ll be able to find several hotels on the outskirts of the park, including Hotel Jezero, which is only about 300 yards from the large Lake Kozjak.
- The main sightseeing district in Zagreb is Gornji Grad, or Upper Town. The Church of St. Mark is arguably the most renowned landmark, famous for its colourful tiled roof. Another sight to visit is the Tower of Lotrscak. Here you can stay at the Timeout Heritage Hotel Zagreb.
- The Croatian coast is prime sailing territory, and the Kornati archipelago has some of the most popular sailing waters. You can book a sailboat excursion or day trip around the small islands and book a room at Hotel Kornati while you’re there.
- If you’re looking for a cheap hotel in Croatia, you should consider visiting during the low season. You'll find cheaper accommodations in Croatia in December and February.
- Hotel room prices vary depending on many factors but you’ll most likely find the best hotel deals in Croatia if you stay on a Saturday. The opposite is true for, Thursday, which is usually the most expensive day.
- Book at least 13 days before your stay begins to get the best price for your Croatia accommodation.
- How long should you stay? KAYAK users usually book their accommodation in Croatia for 3 days.
FAQs when booking a hotel in Croatia
Are there any significant annual events in Croatia?
There are several annual cultural festivals in Croatia, a country that’s very proud of its natural heritage. One of the most important is the Zagreb Festival of Lights, which takes place in March. This is followed by the Easter Food Festival in Rovinj at the beginning of April. If you attend, there are plenty of hotels available in the town, like Hotel Lone Rovinj. In May, there’s the Spring Procession of Ljelje/Kraljice in the town of Gorjani.
Where are the best hotels for family holidays in Croatia?
All three cities have plenty of child-friendly hotels. In Zagreb, Hotel Esplanade Zagreb is a recommended option, and if you’re staying in Dubrovnik, you can book at the Royal Blue Hotel. If you’re holidaying in Split, have a look at the Amphora Hotel. These hotels offer larger family rooms and facilities for children, such as high chairs or cribs, play areas, and in- and outdoor activities. You’ll be able to book interconnecting rooms if your children are older or choose from several bed configurations if your kids share your room.
Where should I stay for the best nightlife in Croatia?
There’s only one city to head for in Croatia if you’re looking for holiday nightlife, and that’s Zagreb. It’s particularly well-known for its many trendy nightclubs and techno dance venues, where you can hear an eclectic range of sounds from Goa trance to acid jazz. There are also several prominent live music venues that can hold up to a few thousand people and regularly host world-famous bands. The majority of them are clustered in the Upper Town neighbourhood of the city. To stay in an area close to these venues, consider booking the Hotel Republika.
What are the most popular regions of Croatia?
Based on KAYAK hotel searches, the most popular region to stay in Croatia is Dubrovacko-Neretvanska. City of Zagreb and Splitsko-Dalmatinska are also very popular.
How much is a cheap hotel in Croatia?
KAYAK users have found double rooms in Croatia for as cheap as R226 (Split) in the last 3 days. The average price is R2 277.