The hotel is ideally located in the old town, where you will probably spend a lot of your time whilst in Sibenik. It is also only a couple minutes' walk from the bus depot, which makes it wasy to make your way from one coastal town to the other. For these reasons alone, I have rated it as "average". Otherwise,... More

Very little room, bad breakfast, very well located (the main quality), without internet, the parking is well paid, an uncongenial staff, old building with many needs of repair, but... is the unique hotel in the old town.

The hotel is on the Riva within 5 minutes walk of the bus station and is located in the old town, so is ideal for those travelling by public transport. My room was not over-large, perhaps almost cramped, with two single beds, two bedside tables, one chair, a suitcase stand and a chest-of-drawers on which there was an old-style tv.... More

hotel is in the hearth of the old town and near the seashore, we prefere this hotel for that reason but hotel is too old, rooms were very very small, carpet and furniture is old hotel restaurant is avarage staff is kind and room A/C is not work

We were very comfortable in a clean and reasonably spacious room with a great view. Generally the service was friendly for a big hotel. One of the breakfast waiters must have gotten out of the wrong side of the bed and was mister Grumpy, but all other staff were courteous and helpful. The location is superb on edge of old... More

Sibenik was a surprise for me, a hidden gem. It's an ancient, charming town with beautiful winding streets, a nice waterfront and good restaurants. Most importantly, Sibenik lacks the tourist mania of Zadar, Trogir and (oh god) Split. It's not a flashy town though. You have to explore around to dscover its charms. Hotel Jadran is the only proper hotel... More

2 couples travelling, ended up at this hotel because our "reservation" at The Konoba b&b got lost! One night only . Location was excellent for us as we wanted to visit the old town and the market. Staff were actually very helpful.. even to advising that we could get the free city wifi hotspot on the terrace ( which we... More

A large group of us stayed here to play water polo with the Sibenik club. Luckily we only stayed a couple of days. We were in Croatia almost 3 weeks and this hotel was the worst of any we stayed in. While it has the same name as the Jadran Club in Split, it is 3 grades below the club.... More

I chose Sibenik for a one night-stay en route from Dubrovnik to the Plitvice Lakes National Park. It just happened to be a convenient stop-over. It also provided the chance to visit the Krka National Park. This, by the way, is nowhere near as beautiful as Plitvice; Plitvice is a "must see" - Krka is swarming with people, and when... More