With a tradition dating back to the 1876, this completely refurbished four-star Grand Hotel Bonavia enjoys a central location in Rijeka just a few steps from the sea and the vivid Corso Promenade.
Built in 1888 and now a protected cultural monument, Hotel Continental is seen by many as the very symbol of the city of Rijeka. The property provides an on-site restaurant and a bar.
Boasting indoor and outdoor heated swimming pools, as well as a 200-yard-long beach on Kvarner Bay, Hilton Rijeka Costabella Beach Resort And Spa is set in Rijeka overlooking the old town of Opatija...
Besima
United States of America
The breakfast was incredible, the pool and amenities equally were great!
Hotel Jadran is located on the coast 0.6 mi from the center of Rijeka, boasting simply decorated accommodations mostly with a balcony and views of the Kvarner Bay.
Offering an on-site bar and meeting facilities, Hotel Neboder is located in the center of Rijeka and provides air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi access.
Rooms Cristal Roche offers accommodations in Rijeka near The Maritime and History Museum of the Croatian Littoral and The Croatian National Theatre Ivan Zajc.
Teatro Suite & Rooms enjoys a location in Rijeka, 1.4 miles from Glavanovo Beach and 1.8 miles from Grcevo Beach.
Filip
Serbia
Really modern, clean and spacious rooms, centrally located next to the theater building and marketplace, with a lots of restaurants and cafes nearby. Main pedestrian area and the city center are 5 minutes away by foot. Really helpful and kind hosts!
Set 164 feet from the sea and 656 feet from The Croatian National Theater Ivan Zajc in Rijeka, Deluxe Apartments & Rooms "In the Center" offers accommodations with air conditioning and free WiFi.
On average, 3-star hotels in Rijeka cost $116 per night, and 4-star hotels in Rijeka are $150 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Rijeka can be found for $135 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Rijeka this weekend is $119 or, for a 4-star hotel, $132. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Rijeka for this weekend cost around $242 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $118 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Rijeka for tonight. You'll pay around $132 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Rijeka will cost around $150, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
There is not much to do or see besides the 3 streets of the...
There is not much to do or see besides the 3 streets of the old town and a ruin of a castle. The only specialty coffee shop of the town is closed during the weekend. Highlight of the town was Plaža za pse (beach for dogs) and a Langoš bar.
Natália
Slovakia
Scored 10
10
Beautiful port city, with some great child-friendly beaches,...
Beautiful port city, with some great child-friendly beaches, a large mall, several very good restaurants and a wonderful swimming complex.
Airport 30 miles away, or drive from Pula.
Definitely coming back.
Nicolas
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
amazing seaside trip, good prices, good food. not the trip...
amazing seaside trip, good prices, good food. not the trip of your life but definitely relaxing, calm, safe (esp. for women). most of the people in the service sector are young and therefore communicative and fluent in english. very respectful to tourists.
Sevgicc
Turkey
Scored 8.0
8.0
I was on a business trip so I did not go to beaches.
I was on a business trip so I did not go to beaches. The city is a typical old eastern European place with quite a few run down buildings. But the people are really friendly, most people I met spoke English, not so much German. Prices were a little bit higher than I expected but fair. The week I was there it was boiling hot which made long outings uncomfortable. The airport is tiny and easily manageable, the airport bus is good but should have more times, there is no beach within walking distance and since the city is heavily industrialized the water quality is questionable. Great fish market and food.
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Anonymous
Scored 8.0
8.0
A really nice city, not so crowded but still quite alive.
A really nice city, not so crowded but still quite alive. I loved the whole vibe of the place, some quite nice places to dine in and also have a good time.
The only bad thing I would say is that there are not really that many good beaches nearby the city center, most of the nicer ones were a bit far away, so it's better if you are with a car.
Slave
Scored 8.0
8.0
The city itself is nothing special.
The city itself is nothing special. Some nice buildings, but a lot of construction works. It has great seafood restaurants serving a wide variety of freshly caught fish and seafood. It has some museums, but again, nothing special there. The main attraction is the city's beaches. Public transport in the city is not ideal: buses run every 45 minutes. Most people speak basic English or German, but nothing more than that. And mind you, a lot of pavements are actually staircases, which makes sense due to the city's geography - but that makes using scooters or bicycles very impractical. And non-smokers, beware: some restaurants still allow smoking indoors. People also smoke or use e-cigarettes in public transport
Safe and excellent place to stay if you want to relax and/or have fun, very chill atmosphere which I loved. Owner Dino is very easy going person, zero complications whith check-in and check-out, he's tolerant and available for all the questions. I felt like at home and very big plus for the nice smell in my room, especially for the sheets (which is rare even in some hotels and appartments). I hope I will come once more at one point! ✨
We had a wonderful time. The hotel met the expectations of a 5-star hotel. The staff were all very kind and professional. We would like to especially highlight Cristian. The battery of our car was dead, and he went above and beyond to solve the problem. He is very friendly, competent, and solution-oriented. It's not common to receive this kind of helpfulness... not even from employees of very good 5-star hotels. Thank you very much!
We booked dinner bed and breakfast. Table for two on the balcony overlooking the sea was lovely, and the waiting staff friendly. It is possible to swim in the beautifully clear sea straight off the sunbathing deck on the lower floor. The hotel has it's own small private beach, which was unexpected. We even managed to get a space in the hotel car park.
We enjoyed our time in the hotel. The staff were kind and they offered delicious buffet breakfast. The unique feature of this hotel is its location. You can go for a walk along the water canal which leads to the street going through the city. The bus station is within walking distance and there are a couple of beaches which aren't that far away.
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