Rating8.9
Rating8.7
Rating8.7All 130 rooms and suites are spread across four historic buildings — Smekja, Jadran, Grado, and Teodo. Room sizes range from 269 sq ft at entry level to 850 sq ft for the Royal Suite. The interiors lean into the palace character: stone finishes, period detailing, and in the upper categories, genuine bay views. The first minibar setup is included; subsequent refills are charged. Some rooms have reported ventilation noise — ask at check-in if this is a concern.
No specific view or courtyard view
269 sq ft entry-level room with king bed, en-suite with shower or bathtub, and courtyard or no specific view. Compact but adequate for two. If you're spending most of your time outside the room, this works fine — but if you want bay views, this isn't the category.
Garden view, city view, or inner courtyard view
301 sq ft with garden, city, or inner courtyard views. Flexible bedding — king or twin option — makes it a reasonable choice for two adults who want a bit more space without paying for a sea-view premium. Bathroom includes shower or bath-plus-shower combination depending on the specific room.
Sea view, lake view, city view
344 sq ft suite in the Smekja Palace building, with sea, lake, or city views depending on exact placement. The palace location is architecturally the most interesting part of the property. A real upgrade over the deluxe rooms in terms of character.
Sea view with a terrace
409 sq ft with a private sea-view terrace — the standout practical feature. The terrace is large enough for two chairs and a small table, making it genuinely usable for morning coffee or evening drinks looking toward the bay. Best room type for couples who want an outdoor space.
Garden view, with direct access to a private outside area with loungers
409 sq ft with direct access to a private outside area with sun loungers. Accommodates up to three guests. Garden-facing rather than sea-facing, which trades the view for privacy and direct outdoor access — a reasonable trade for guests with young children.
Garden view or landmark view
646 sq ft across two floors with two bedrooms (king or twin configuration) and a bathtub bathroom. The largest practical option for families of four. Garden or landmark views. The split-level layout gives adults and kids genuine separation, which standard hotel rooms rarely offer.
Terrace View
750 sq ft duplex with a spacious terrace and bathtub en-suite. Two levels, king bed, terrace views. For couples who want maximum space and outdoor living room. The top residential option short of the Royal Suite.
Not specified
850 sq ft with a large living area, bathtub, and king bed. The hotel's largest accommodation. View specifics aren't published, so confirm directly when booking. Suited for guests who want the full suite experience without sharing the building with families.
