Hotel A'mare
Family-friendly hotel with Croatian dining and live music near Zadar's attractions
About this hotel
Hotel A'mare is situated in Zadar, an 18-minute walk from Maestrala Beach and 700 metres from the Palace of the Governor General. The hotel provides family rooms equipped with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, and soundproofing, ensuring a comfortable stay. Guests can choose between city views or quieter street-facing rooms. The on-site restaurant serves Croatian cuisine in a modern setting, while the bar offers cocktails and evening entertainment with live music. A coffee shop is also available for lighter refreshments, and the 24-hour front desk caters to all guest needs.
- Family rooms
- Pet-friendly
- On-site restaurant
- Live music bar
Our take
Hotel A'mare is well suited to families and to travellers with pets who want a comfortable base with its own restaurant, coffee shop and bar. The location gives access to both the beach and the historic sights of Zadar, so a day can mix swimming and sightseeing. Travellers after a quiet, adults-only retreat should look elsewhere, since the atmosphere here is lively and family-oriented, with live music in the bar.
- ✓Opt for a quiet street view room if you prefer less city noise during your stay.
- ✓Take advantage of the on-site restaurant for a taste of local Croatian cuisine.
- ✓Explore the nearby Palace of the Governor General, just a short walk from the hotel.
Why we love it
- Family rooms with air-conditioning
- On-site restaurant with Croatian cuisine
- Bar with live music and evening entertainment
- Pet-friendly accommodation
Why guests love itFor a family, Hotel A'mare offers air-conditioned family rooms with private bathrooms and views over the city or a quiet street. A family-friendly restaurant serves Croatian dishes, and a coffee shop and a bar with live music are on the premises. Maestrala Beach is an 18-minute walk away and the Palace of the Governor General is nearby. Pets are welcome. I would ask for a quiet-street room if live music in the evening could bother the children.