Liznjan Hotel Guide - Hotels in Pula, Liznjan, Croatia

"Staff were excellent and room was clean and new."

"Central location walk easy to dinning and shopping besides close to transportation "

"Prime location! Loved the place "

"We were extremely happy with the walkability of the hotel. No car was needed to get your shopping on or get a nice meal or a Gilatto. You can walk to the arch and to the ocean and the colosseum. "

"The hotel is located up a short stone staircase. The staff is courteous and helpful. Although there is no elevator, the gentleman at the desk carried all of our luggage up stairs. The building is on the historic district and close to all of Pula attractions."

"Immer gerne wieder!"

"We stayed here as a group of 11 and found the house to be very well organised and spacious. It comfortably accommodated us all, and we especially appreciated having different areas available so that people could enjoy privacy or gather in smaller groups when they wished.The sleeping arrangements worked well overall. All beds were fine, although the cot was not the most comfortable – it was sufficient for a small child but might not suit an older one.The outdoor kitchen was an absolute highlight – well-equipped and a joy to use! We also loved the pool area, which gave us many wonderful moments together. The pool itself has a slightly coarse surface, so children needed beach shoes while playing, but this did not stop us from enjoying it fully.The trampoline was not used during our stay, as it seemed a bit old and worn, but with everything else available, we didn’t miss it.What really stood out was the host’s attentiveness. They responded to every question and request with warmth, positivity, and a genuine eagerness to make our stay unforgettable.Overall, we had a fantastic time and would warmly recommend this holiday home."

"Nice stay"

"The cleanest hostel I've ever seen. The cleaning person spent one full hour cleaning the common area, bathrooms were spotless, never seen anything like this! We stayed as a family with young children, and often we cannot stay in hostels anymore because of that, but they were extremely welcoming and we felt nothing but safe and cared for."