Hotels near Permanent Glagolitic Alphabet Exhibition

"Very modern and well appointed apartment. Largest TV in all our month of traveling. Close to the bus station and downtown. Easy access. Parking somewhat expensive 3 blocks away. Apartments are on the 3rd floor with no elevator. "

"Very professional & kind staff, helped me via text to find parking and communicated well about check in. Modern, well appointed room overlooking the National Theater. Easy walk to several restaurants and sights. Parking was in the "Delta" public lot about one city block away. There are a couple flights of stairs to get up to the hotel, but well lit and safe. "

"Lovely renovated apartment in old building with the fresh market right outside your door every day. Up one floor, so not good for mobility impaired. But modern appliances, spotless, everything electric, and laundry. No dryer. I used the heated towel rack to dry my clothes and it worked nicely after rolling out excess water in a towel. Just around the corner from the historic Theatre and blocks away from the marina. Close to restaurants, shopping, and of course, ice cream. Definitely walkable. "

"Everything was ok. "

"A fabulous boat-hotel, I had a great time. Staff were very friendly and helpful."

"Property is very clean and well maintained. Host was great to deal with and very helpful. Its in a walking only area but parking wasnt too far and very convenient. "

"Very nice location, excellent breakfast."

"Great location for buses. Places is beautiful ,place is super clean bed is super comfy. All walkable with restaurants and shops around. Be prepared to walk 4 flights up stairs to your rental because there is no elevator . We would stay again for sure!!"

"Entry into building was dark, scary and very run down. Doors into building entryway also lock from the inside which is weird. Apartment itself was clean and nice enough for a quick one night stay, but had an overwhelming marijuana smell as soon as you opened the doors which we did not appreciate. Would look for somewhere else if ever in this city again. "