Apartments in Appartement entier, Zadar, Croatia
Updated 25 July 2026 · 5 real hotels
Renting a full apartment in Zadar is a practical and often more affordable choice than a hotel, particularly for couples, families or longer stays. The city is compact, so most apartments place you within easy reach of the Old Town, the waterfront promenade and the famous Sea Organ. This type of accommodation suits independent travelers who want a kitchen, more space and a local feel.
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Staying in a Full Apartment in Zadar
Zadar is one of the most livable cities on the Dalmatian coast, and choosing a full apartment rental here makes a lot of sense. The city is not large, so whether your apartment sits just outside the Old Town walls, in the Borik area closer to the beach, or in one of the quieter residential neighborhoods, you are rarely far from the waterfront, the markets or the ferry port. A self-contained apartment gives you access to a kitchen, which helps during the peak summer season when restaurant demand is high, and it often works out cheaper per night than a comparable hotel room once you factor in breakfast and dining costs.
The range of apartments listed in Zadar reflects the variety of the city itself. Budget-conscious travelers can look at Apartment Teny (3 stars, 120 euros per night, rated 4.5 out of 5), which combines strong guest scores with an accessible price point. Mid-range options include Apartment Isa at 185 euros per night and Studio Bell at 170 euros per night, both offering a self-catering setup without the overhead of a large hotel. For those who want a sea view, Apartment Oasis with Sea View (2 stars, 212 euros per night, rated 3.8 out of 5) is worth considering, though its rating suggests it suits guests who prioritize the view over polished service. At the upper end, The Ipanema Zadar Apartment at 205 euros per night positions itself for travelers seeking a more curated stay. Prices listed reflect nightly rates and may vary by season and booking window.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apartment Teny ★★★ | Appartement entier | ★ 4.5 | 120 €/nuit |
| Studio Bell | Appartement entier | — | 170 €/nuit |
| Apartment Isa | Appartement entier | — | 185 €/nuit |
| The Ipanema Zadar Apartment | Appartement entier | — | 205 €/nuit |
| Apartment Oasis with Sea View ★★ | Appartement entier | ★ 3.8 | 212 €/nuit |
Frequently asked questions
Is renting a full apartment in Zadar better than booking a hotel?+
For stays of three nights or more, a full apartment usually offers better value than a hotel in Zadar. You get a kitchen to prepare some meals, more living space and a quieter environment. Hotels in the Old Town can be noisy in summer, so an apartment in a residential area can actually mean better sleep. The trade-off is that you typically handle your own breakfast and may have less flexible check-in times.
Where in Zadar are most full apartments located?+
Apartments in Zadar are spread across several zones. Some are inside or just outside the Old Town peninsula, which is ideal for sightseeing but can be busy in July and August. Others are in neighborhoods like Diklo, Borik or Brodarica, which are closer to sandy beaches and a bit calmer. Borik in particular has a family-friendly feel with pine shade and a long pebble beach nearby. Most of these areas are connected to the center by local buses or a short taxi ride.
How do I get around Zadar if I am staying in an apartment outside the center?+
Zadar has a reasonable local bus network run by Liburnija that connects the suburbs and beach areas to the city center. Taxis and ride-hailing apps are available and relatively affordable by Western European standards. Many visitors also rent bicycles, which work well given the flat terrain along the waterfront. If you are arriving by car, check in advance whether your apartment includes parking, as street parking near the Old Town is limited.
What is the best time of year to rent an apartment in Zadar?+
Late spring, specifically May and early June, and early autumn, September and October, offer the best balance of warm weather, lower nightly rates and manageable crowds. July and August are peak months when prices rise sharply and availability tightens, so booking early is important. The shoulder seasons also give you a more authentic experience of the city, with local restaurants and markets less overrun by tourism.
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