Luxury Rooms Iva is a cozy and stylish spot right in the heart of Zadar’s Old Town. The property is located on the third floor and consists of two separate units, making it a great option for couples, friends, or small groups who want a bit of privacy while staying close to each other. Each room is thoughtfully designed with modern touches and all the essentials for a comfortable stay, including air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, a private bathroom, and little extras like a coffee machine. It’s a simple, clean, and comfortable space—perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring the city. The rooms are located on the 3rd floor of the building without an elevator. However, the stairs are easily accessible and not difficult to climb to the third floor.

Your host Franko is friendly, approachable, and always happy to help make your stay as smooth as possible. Whether you need recommendations for restaurants, beaches, or local spots that aren’t in the guidebooks, you’ll get helpful tips to make the most of your time in Zadar. I will be available for you from the moment you book our apartment, and will provide all the necessary self-check-in details on the day of arrival. You can reach out at any time for any help or more information during your stay.

The Sea Organ & Sun Salutation: Just a few minutes' walk to the tip of the peninsula. Guests love sitting on the white stone steps at sunset to listen to the sea "play" music. Tip: If it’s too crowded, walk 100 meters further down the Riva for the same view and sound with fewer people. The Roman Forum & St. Donatus Church: This is the city's living room. The Forum was the center of life 2,000 years ago, and today it’s where guests grab a coffee while their kids play among ancient Roman columns. Bell Tower of St. Anastasia: For just a few Euros, guests can climb the tower. It’s the best photo op in the city, offering a 360° view of the red-tiled roofs and the Zadar archipelago. Museum of Ancient Glass: Located in the elegant Cosmacendi Palace, it features live glass-blowing demonstrations. It’s a favorite for unique, high-quality souvenirs. The Gold and Silver of Zadar: Housed in the Benedictine Convent of St. Mary, this is a world class collection of sacred art protected by the city’s nuns for centuries. Museum of Illusions: A fun, interactive break from the history, especially popular for families or a quick hour of indoor entertainment.