Hostels di Zagreb County, Croatia

The hotel was very comfortable and the location was very comfortable. The facilities are somewhat old but they are pleasant. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. They have not put towels or franches in the room but you can ask**** in the reception.

Very good, very convenient.

There are rooms for 3-7 people. The space is quite large and it is very comfortable to live in. It has a kitchen and can make three meals without any problem. The sanitation is also in place. It is within walking distance of the attractions and only 15 minutes to the bus station. The price is reasonable. It is an average youth hostel in Romania and worth a try. Although the sound insulation is slightly poor, it does not affect the quality of accommodation.

It was a very enjoyable stay at a humorous hostel. Breakfast was also included and I was able to bake * and eat it. I was a little troubled because I wasn't aware of staying consecutive nights, but I was able to respond quickly. Thank you very much.

I'm not a frequent hostel-goer, but my stay here was less than impressive despite the high praise it often receives. The 11-person dorm felt cramped, featuring creaky wooden beds placed too closely together. The bedding and air quality left much to be desired. On the plus side, the facilities were decent and relatively clean, including a bar area that seemed underutilized both by guests and outsiders. Considering the £20 per night price tag, there are plenty of other options in Zagreb that offer a better value for the same cost

The hotel arrived at 11pm and the check-in was also very smooth. The handsome guy at the front desk explained carefully Everyone’s space is very private The location is very superior, 3 minutes from the light rail line 6 All attractions can be reached on foot It is very convenient whether it is from the bus station, train station or airport The handsome guy at the front desk who had problems also provided timely help and the suggestions given were also great Worth staying

What began as a suspiciously underpriced, gorgeously designed, epicentrically located property with heart and smiles for days...turned into a psychotic, abusive nightmare, like something straight out of Rosemary’s Baby. Never in all my days, in all the hundreds of properties and thousands of nights in everything from backpacker hostels to five-star suites, have I been subjected not simply to bad service (fixable) but outright and unrepentant hostility, harassment and torment by the staff. Unbelievable. As the gentleman and professional many know me to be, I in good faith detailed the infractions, called for a GM meeting, recommended simple solutions, had multiple follow-up meetings, and presumed the offending micro-tyrants would be disciplined and neutralized. They weren’t. It only got worse. And worse still. Think, stalking, door slamming, man-handling my iPad (verboten), shorting guest change when paying by cash in the bar (witnessed multiple times), having aggressive security called for eating in an otherwise public area five minutes beyond a theretofore unknown “rule,” asking me repeated and pointedly “how long I would be staying...” you get the idea. So, in the end, I cancelled two weeks of reservations (which would have been expanded to 6+) and protested with my feet. I left. A day out and I STILL feel emotionally winded, unsure of what I just witnessed. All I know is that if my behavior to a client or guest even approached this, I’d be – and should be – terminated on the spot. This was not the decision of management. But maybe it’s me. Maybe this is Croatia’s version of adventure travel. Not enough to make me fall out of love with Zagreb...but close. Interesting world.

It was all great. The location even by Uber was not so expensive, and on my way back to the airport I could took without any problem public transportation. Crew was great, location great, there's a bar two mins from there. Also CBD bar was amazing. Only kitchen could get better:)

Bittersweet stay at Speeka. Bad weather first 2 days and few mayor sites still closed due to earthquake in 2020. Hostel is located at 3-lanes main street so prepare for the traffic almost 24/7. Windows are old so don't stop the noise. 1st two nights I slept in room number 9 and there were two other cranky beds making so much noise with every move made. Then I moved to nr 6 and it was much better. Staying there you need to be also prepared for coffee, tea and hot water shortages. And those shabby walls make an impression that the owner doesn't want to invest too much in renovation. Good thing is that hostel is in walking distance from the old town and everything is actually very closed. People are nice and helpful, thanks to the lady at the reception I managed to print a ticket for 2Cellos - without it I wouldn't enter cause they don't have scanners to read a ticket on smartphone screen. But the concert itself was also sad, maybe cause of those strings sound. I don't know what happened but most likely will visit Zagreb in a few years again and stay at some better place.

The location is very good, there are many bakeries nearby, the bus terminal, the city center and other places can be reached in up to 20 minutes. The whole hostel is very clean and smells so good! ! ! I regret that I forgot to ask the boss which aromatherapy I used. The only downside is that there is a bit noisy on the street. I don’t know who has been honking the car horn the night I lived... In addition (maybe my own problem), I didn’t find the hair dryer, but the problem is not big ～

The hotel was very comfortable and the location was very comfortable. The facilities are somewhat old but they are pleasant. The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable. They have not put towels or franches in the room but you can ask**** in the reception.

Very good, very convenient.

There are rooms for 3-7 people. The space is quite large and it is very comfortable to live in. It has a kitchen and can make three meals without any problem. The sanitation is also in place. It is within walking distance of the attractions and only 15 minutes to the bus station. The price is reasonable. It is an average youth hostel in Romania and worth a try. Although the sound insulation is slightly poor, it does not affect the quality of accommodation.

It was a very enjoyable stay at a humorous hostel. Breakfast was also included and I was able to bake * and eat it. I was a little troubled because I wasn't aware of staying consecutive nights, but I was able to respond quickly. Thank you very much.

I'm not a frequent hostel-goer, but my stay here was less than impressive despite the high praise it often receives. The 11-person dorm felt cramped, featuring creaky wooden beds placed too closely together. The bedding and air quality left much to be desired. On the plus side, the facilities were decent and relatively clean, including a bar area that seemed underutilized both by guests and outsiders. Considering the £20 per night price tag, there are plenty of other options in Zagreb that offer a better value for the same cost

The hotel arrived at 11pm and the check-in was also very smooth. The handsome guy at the front desk explained carefully Everyone’s space is very private The location is very superior, 3 minutes from the light rail line 6 All attractions can be reached on foot It is very convenient whether it is from the bus station, train station or airport The handsome guy at the front desk who had problems also provided timely help and the suggestions given were also great Worth staying

What began as a suspiciously underpriced, gorgeously designed, epicentrically located property with heart and smiles for days...turned into a psychotic, abusive nightmare, like something straight out of Rosemary’s Baby. Never in all my days, in all the hundreds of properties and thousands of nights in everything from backpacker hostels to five-star suites, have I been subjected not simply to bad service (fixable) but outright and unrepentant hostility, harassment and torment by the staff. Unbelievable. As the gentleman and professional many know me to be, I in good faith detailed the infractions, called for a GM meeting, recommended simple solutions, had multiple follow-up meetings, and presumed the offending micro-tyrants would be disciplined and neutralized. They weren’t. It only got worse. And worse still. Think, stalking, door slamming, man-handling my iPad (verboten), shorting guest change when paying by cash in the bar (witnessed multiple times), having aggressive security called for eating in an otherwise public area five minutes beyond a theretofore unknown “rule,” asking me repeated and pointedly “how long I would be staying...” you get the idea. So, in the end, I cancelled two weeks of reservations (which would have been expanded to 6+) and protested with my feet. I left. A day out and I STILL feel emotionally winded, unsure of what I just witnessed. All I know is that if my behavior to a client or guest even approached this, I’d be – and should be – terminated on the spot. This was not the decision of management. But maybe it’s me. Maybe this is Croatia’s version of adventure travel. Not enough to make me fall out of love with Zagreb...but close. Interesting world.

It was all great. The location even by Uber was not so expensive, and on my way back to the airport I could took without any problem public transportation. Crew was great, location great, there's a bar two mins from there. Also CBD bar was amazing. Only kitchen could get better:)

Bittersweet stay at Speeka. Bad weather first 2 days and few mayor sites still closed due to earthquake in 2020. Hostel is located at 3-lanes main street so prepare for the traffic almost 24/7. Windows are old so don't stop the noise. 1st two nights I slept in room number 9 and there were two other cranky beds making so much noise with every move made. Then I moved to nr 6 and it was much better. Staying there you need to be also prepared for coffee, tea and hot water shortages. And those shabby walls make an impression that the owner doesn't want to invest too much in renovation. Good thing is that hostel is in walking distance from the old town and everything is actually very closed. People are nice and helpful, thanks to the lady at the reception I managed to print a ticket for 2Cellos - without it I wouldn't enter cause they don't have scanners to read a ticket on smartphone screen. But the concert itself was also sad, maybe cause of those strings sound. I don't know what happened but most likely will visit Zagreb in a few years again and stay at some better place.

The location is very good, there are many bakeries nearby, the bus terminal, the city center and other places can be reached in up to 20 minutes. The whole hostel is very clean and smells so good! ! ! I regret that I forgot to ask the boss which aromatherapy I used. The only downside is that there is a bit noisy on the street. I don’t know who has been honking the car horn the night I lived... In addition (maybe my own problem), I didn’t find the hair dryer, but the problem is not big ～

I was on a layover during my trip and had a night's rest. The room was enough for two people. It was very convenient to wash your face and take a shower with hot water. There was a hairdryer and a few clothes hangers, and it was relatively quiet when sleeping at night. Hygiene is also clean. The guy at the front desk is also very enthusiastic. Just lack of disposable slippers, it is not easy to relax your feet. I wonder if local hotels don’t provide slippers? The overall feeling is good, right?

I was on a layover during my trip and had a night's rest. The room was enough for two people. It was very convenient to wash your face and take a shower with hot water. There was a hairdryer and a few clothes hangers, and it was relatively quiet when sleeping at night. Hygiene is also clean. The guy at the front desk is also very enthusiastic. Just lack of disposable slippers, it is not easy to relax your feet. I wonder if local hotels don’t provide slippers? The overall feeling is good, right?