The Hotel Concordia occupies a prime location along the palm-tree lined promenade that stretches along the waterfront. We were able to park our rental car just a few yards from the hotel’s entrance in a lot near the Kula Kamerlenga, which was very convenient considering there are no cars permitted in the town proper. We were very pleased with our accommodations – we were given a small suite, with separate sitting room with cable television and bedroom with a real double bed. Both rooms had lovely views of the harbor and town. The bathroom had new fixtures and a shower with tremendous water pressure. The rooms were plainly decorated with spartan furnishings, but appeared new. The entire room and bathroom were very clean. The hotel appeared to have been recently renovated. The friendly young staff speaks limited English, but were helpful in providing ferry information for Mali Drvenik (the ferry departs from directly in front of the hotel on specific days). Four days at the Concordia cost just under $200 USD - about $43 per night. Our room rate included the wonderful daily breakfast buffet and Croatia’s substantial city tax.
The hotel provides an excellent and substantial breakfast buffet every day throughout the morning – and we enjoyed taking our food outside for a leisurely meal with a terrific view of the beautiful harbor. The hostess would even make an omelet for you if you were interested – the service was excellent.
If You Are Arriving By Car It can be tricky driving around Trogir, since most of the town is closed to cars. The following directions will get you to the parking area of the Hotel Concordia: Once you turn off the mainland road Alojzija Stepinca and drive over the small bridge that links Trogir with the mainland, immediately after the bridge turn right onto Hrvatskih Mucenika – there will be a small guardhouse. Stop at the guardhouse and tell the gatekeeper that you are staying at the Hotel Concordia – if you have some sort of confirmation from the hotel, such as an e-mail, it will be helpful. Once allowed through the gate, follow the road almost to the end and take the second main left turn (Hvratskog Prolijeca) – at the end of this short road there are parking spaces. You will see the Kamerlenga Fortress on your right; the Hotel Concordia will be one building over on your left.
Besides being awakened at 7:00 a.m. sharp by 5 minutes of clamorous church bells from Sv. Dominik next door, The Concordia was the perfect place for us to spend a restful four days enjoying the beauty and festive atmosphere of Trogir.
E-mail: concordia-hotel@st.tel.hr