Gästehaus in Trogir

This came very close to being a 5-star review, but there are one or two rough edges that pulled the score down to 4-star The location is excellent. Being close to the centre of the old town of Trogir, but at the same time being close enough to the walls to mean not dragging luggage too far. We elected for the apartment with roof terrace, and it was a perfect choice for us. Views across the roofs of Trogir from every window - and our own private roof terrace with views to the west and the sunsets As the weather was changing while we were there, we were also grateful for the air conditioning that also had a heat setting! We'd paid extra for breakfast, but hadn't realised that this was actually provided in a separate building - a cafe owned by the same company I think, Unfortunately they did not start serving breakfast until 9am, which was far too late for the days we wanted to be out sightseeing. We ended up not using the breakfasts we'd paid for - in future we would put that money towards stocking up the kitchen. We knew that the apartment was up in the roof, but weren't quite expecting the ceilings to be so low in half the bedroom and half the kitchen. If you are above average height you will really struggle The directions for the local parking and the meeting point were very clear (unlike what some other reviewers have said) BUT our arrival was marred by the fact that despite giving them clear notification of when we would arrive, they had some other guests to deal with at the last minute. With the result that we were waiting for over 20 minutes at the door of the property for someone to attend to us. Didn't really make us feel like valued guests to start with, although the staff we did deal with were unfailingly polite and helpful. It was just a pity that the stay started badly On the subject of parking, it's OK to park close by to unload luggage, but as Villa Meri say, it's too expensive for longer term parking. They did give us a choice of parking places, and we went for the cheapest option - which was a 10 minute walk (unfortunately the shortcut pedestrian bridge was closed - that would have made it much more convenient). But as we didn't need our car every day, this wasn't a big deal Trogir is full of wonderful places to eat, one of the Top 3 is literally just around the corner - Konoba Fortin We would definitely stay here again