Hey Yun, Thank you for the message. If you would like to arrange a taxi transfer through the hotel, then the price will be 170KN or cca 22EUR. The drive from the hotel to the airport is 25 minutes long. If you have any additional questions, please let us know

It's probably CCTV-covered. There's no in-person guard. The parking lot is very small, maybe 40-50 cars, and it's not adjacent to the hotel but close by. Zagreb is not exactly a high-crime area! The most important risk to cars in that lot is masonry falling from adjacent buildings during earthquakes. There have been 2000 earthquakes in the last 2 years, a few of them big but most not felt. Why don't you take the train instead? :)

5 nights in Zagreb is more than enough to see the city. Part of our group was on the Anex side. We stayed for 4 nights on the older side and had a view of the square. The older side was nice and never felt that we missed out being on that side. We had a deluxe suite. It was #531. The hotel arranged a taxi transfer for us from the airport. They added it to our bill. We did give the driver a $20 tip because he was so gracious. He gave us info on where to access the best ATM to get kunas. No free water in the room but we had water bottles which we filled. Their water from the faucet is good and safe to drink. There is a city tax added to your bill per night. The breakfast is amazing and included in your room cost. No egg station but I there were such varied choices that it was not missed. No coffee maker inthe room. The coffee shops and bakerys are right outside your door. In Croatia coffee is a social scene. Not unusual to sit for hours sipping a brew. Need kunas. Using credit cards for small purchases is not possible. Food in Croatia very very inexpensive. Highly recommend the food tour!

Hi Our room also had 2 single beds. I am sure if you asked at reception they would be able to help you as they were very obliging.

It’s complimentary and very good, with a large selection of food to suit all tastes.