Esplanade Zagreb

Arrived in Zagreb after about 33 hours of travel and being in transit.  Endured nearly 7 hours transit in Frankfurt.  Was transferred to the hotel which was very elegant and the room and meals were great.  Definitely worth it's 5 star ...

... .  Afterwards I went to find some brunch.  I went to ‘le bistro’ which is the restaurant joined to the Regent Esplanade hotel.  It was very fancy but I had heard it had Zagrebs best Strudek and I wanted to try it.    ...

... Zagreb at 8.00 a.m. Since I was only there one night, I treated myself to the comfort of the Art Nouveau Hotel Esplanade. ( I also know from experience that expensive hotels allow you to check in early, which they did). I set about exploring the ...

... to as Upper Town because, no doubt, it must be at least 300 feet above the area I knew at the railway station and The Esplanade level. Overall my memories were better than what I have enjoyed this time and there's not a lot I can draw on to recommend the ...

... roofs. Zagreb seems small and peaceful after Budapest, and we pulled up still stinky and filthy at the amazingly swanky Regent Esplanade hotel (built in the 1920's as a stop-off for the Orient Express), much to the amusement of the immaculately uniformed ...

... the small airport and he was there for the 5 of us.  Hotel was Great!! - Expensive, but great.  The Regent Esplanade was fabulous for 2 nights; could not afford more than that on any trip!  Since are arrival was late in afternoon, we just ...

... in Split we walked past the Diocletian Palace and to our hotel, we were right on the water - our room over looked the esplanade and water which was lovely. We quickly dropped off our bags and headed out to explore - straight to the Diocletian Palace ...