the essential is there and it also very sweet and cozy. the location is the best, right in the old town with plenty of bars and restaurants nearby. very very nice! If you park outside the old town it is very easy to reach. early in the morning it is great because you can avoid the crowds and enjoy the... More

the most crowded street of this old little town, one cannot sleep the window open at night but the AC prevents you to be warm and to hear the noise from the street. Excellent little and cosy bedrooms , all very clean and neat. TV set in the queen size bedroom, radio set in the twin size bedroom. Convenient free... More

We stayed in the room in the house. Like other reviewers we arrived and asked the girl in the souvenir shop to call the owner but we didn't have to wait long. The room was nicely decorated, clean and new, whilst the shower was warm and powerful. Plus this house is perfectly located to navigate your way around the beautiful... More

We stayed in the Studio Apartment in House Ivancic and loved it! It is a lovely open plan space with everything you need and real character. The location couldn't be better - in the very heart of the Trogir old town just steps from great restaurants, cafes, the sea and endless medieval alleyways to explore. Ante, the owner, was really... More

Management and Staff On arrival we were pretty surprised to find that there was actually just a "house". With a souvernir shop down, the girl of the souvernir shop wasn't exactly the owner, but called him to check our reservation. When the owner confirmed she let us in and told us that we could take room 2. For next few... More

It's not a hotel, but a small apartment. It's situated in the middle of the old town of Trogir. There are many restaurants to chose from. The nearest one is 20 meters from the apartment. It's 200 meters to the sea.

We spent two days at the place finalizing our summer trip to Croatia. House Ivancic is really a good place (which is not actually an hotel but apartments) in a good location (just on a central street of Old Trogir) owned by a good man. Room we stayed in was small (you shouldn't expect spacious halls from that old medieval... More