A polished waterfront escape
Set along Zadar’s seafront, this five-star hotel puts you in a brilliant spot for mixing Croatian city exploring with easy coastal downtime. Maestrala Beach is just a short stroll away, so you can start the day with a swim before heading towards Zadar’s atmospheric Old Town. For a memorable route in, hop on the Barkajoli taxi boat, a local tradition that departs just in front of the hotel and takes you across the bay in just a few minutes. It’s payable locally, but the short, scenic ride adds a lovely touch of Zadar history to your day.
The hotel brings a sleek, grown-up feel to the city’s coast and is housed in a beautifully restored Maraska factory. Days here can be as relaxed or as activities-packed as you like, with an indoor heated pool, a seasonal outdoor pool, stylish spaces for cooling off between sightseeing sessions, and a seafront setting that keeps the Adriatic close by. Dining gives you plenty to play with. Grab something quick from Market when you’re heading out early, settle into Mediterranean, Asian and South American flavours at the hotel’s restaurants, or make the most of drinks with sea views when evening rolls in.
Zadar’s old-town food scene is close by, too, with konobas, wine bars, seafood restaurants, and gelato stops ready to turn a simple stroll into a grazing adventure. City break, beach break, island-hopping launchpad – this hotel ties it all together with a very smart Adriatic bow.
What Hyatt Regency Zadar has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- 2 à la carte restaurants (cuisine: Croatian/Italian, Asian/South American)
- 1 lobby market (snacks, breakfast items)
- 1 poolside bar (operated mid-May-mid-Sept)
- 1 cocktail & snack bar
Just so you know, Fenix Restaurant (Asian/South/American cuisine) operates from begnning of May to end of October)
Entertainment
- Entertainment programme
- Outdoor pool
Sports & Health
- Fitness
- Massage
- Sauna
- Spa centre
- Spa treatments
- Steam bath
- Turkish bath (hamam)
Find out more about Zadar
Within minutes, you can absorb centuries-worth of history in one square. Roam round the ruins of the Roman Forum – the work of the first Emperor Augustus – then step inside the 9th century Church of St Donatus, a unique Byzantine-style building made from recycling the Roman stones from just outside. Switch to the modern era and catch a stunning sunset at the Sea Organ – a musical instrument played by the waves of the Adriatic Sea.
Take a leisurely stroll along the picturesque waterfront promenade, lined with charming cafés and restaurants offering an authentic Dalmatian dining experience. Weave your way down Stormica street to sample some of the city’s best bars before delving into the popular nightlife scene.
Zadar’s enchanting atmosphere, and countless opportunities for adventure, promises an unforgettable experience on the sun-kissed shores of the Adriatic.