Information Hotel Adriana - Hotel in Borik Zadar

Hotel Adriana Zadar

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The Falkensteiner Hotel Adriana**** is a part of the Falkensteiner hotels and residence resort, situated 3 km away from the center of Zadar, in the popular holiday area Borik. The hotel is situated directly by the sea, the hotel area included a beautiful garden / park with swimming pool and a spacious terrace.

Parts of this exclusive hotel, is situated in buildings from the 19^th centre which have been completely renovated.

Suites at Hotel Adriana:

There are 48 spacious junior suites, at the hotel, the rooms has an exclusive interior. All rooms are equipped with bathtub and shower/WC, and have air-conditioning, hairdryer, telephone, fridge, Sat-TV, safe deposit box and large balconies, Suites are available with Sea or Park view.

Facilities at the Hotel Adriana:

On guests disposal is an outdoor swimming pool with sun beds and sunshades. For those who rather want to swim in the see, there is a rocky and pebble beach 50 meters from the hotel.

The Falkensteiner resort has its own Spa centre in Borik, the Acquapura Thalasso, it is a top modern wellness and spa center, large variety of massages and body treatments. The facilities as the Spa center include indoor and outdoor pool, a heated whirlpool, a fitness room and several areas for relaxation. A special highlight is the spa lounges, which is private spa rooms with view on the sea.

The culinary offer at Hotel Adriana:

The hotel restaurant offer breakfast buffed, guest who booked half board may enjoy selective menu in the evening, A la carte guest, may choose between a selection of local inspired dishes, often with sea food, or a selection of dished inspired by the Italian cuisine.

Sport at the Falkensteiner resort:

The list of recreational activities available is long, ranging from traditional sports like Tennis, volleyball or football to the bit more exotic water sports, like parasailing, catamaran sailing, windsurfing or even diving.

Getting to Zadar old town:

Walking to the old town takes about 30-40 minutes from the Hotel Adriana and the Falkensteiner resort, buses to the center leaves every 20 minutes, outside of the resort area (opposite to the small marina). Go by car is of course also possible, there is parking space all way around the old town walls.

Contact details:

Adress: Majstora Radovana 7-23000 Zadar
Telephone: +385 (0)23 206 300

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Tags: Borik, Hotels in Zadar

Zadar Croatia – Holidays in Zadar

Zadar is the second largest city in Dalmatia and the “capital” of north Dalmatia. The history of Zadar is marked by many attacks on the city during its almost 3.000 years of existence. During these attacks the city was party destroyed, but remarkably the old town part still has some remarkable buildings dating back to the Roman Empire. Some of the top sights in the old town part are the St. Anastasia's cathedral and the Roman forum. In general the Old town is a must see, here also the fish and green market can be found as well as a market for antique stuff.

In terms of restaurants, the majority can mainly be found in the centre of the town and in the city part Borik where also numerous hotels are situated. In the old town I can recommend restaurant Arsenal, and there is also a coffee bar at the main square which is quite interesting. Inside the coffee bar the are parts of an ancient Roman building. In the city Part Borik there are some nice seaside restaurants.

As mentioned, the majority of hotels in Zadar can be found in the city part Borik, but of course there are also a few nice hotels in the city centre like e.g. the Hotel Bastion. In other suburbs of Zadar it is also possible to find various hotels. If you prefer to stay in a private apartment in Zadar this is of course also possible in the old town and especially in Borik and Diklo there are plenty of private apartment houses. Campsites can be found in the surroundings of Zadar e.g. Croatia's only 5 star Camping ground is situated in Zaton about 10 from Zadar.

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