Trogir is a town on the central Adriatic coast of Croatia. Its preserved old town, known for its mix of Renaissance, baroque and Romanesque buildings, lies on a small island connected to the mainland and the island of Čiovo by bridges and a few gay friendly hotels Trogir. The 13th-century Cathedral of St. Lawrence houses the Renaissance Chapel of St. John and offers sweeping views from its bell tower. Parts of the medieval city walls remain intact.
Top attractions to visit in Trogir
Tourists or not, Croatia’s Trogir is worth a visit! Trogir – another of Croatia’s little towns. Medieval, precious, and tourists galore. Even so, don’t miss it!
- Historic City of Trogir
- The St. Lawrence Cathedral and Bell Tower
- Central Square in Trogir
- Fortress Kamerlengo
- Waterfront Promenade
Best for tours from Trogir:
1. Hotel Concordia 2* – Gay Friendly Hotels Trogir
The only hotel situated on the promenade of the UNESCO-protected of , Hotel Concordia is set between the Kamerlengo fortress and the St. Dominic Convent, close to many coffee bars and restaurants.
Trogir is a charming town with stone paved streets, cosy Dalmatian taverns and picturesque squares. Visit the main street Gradska or explore Pasike, the older part of Trogir, with different types of musical and folklore events taking place.
The hotel building is 300 years old, but the interior has been completely renovated and converted into Hotel Concordia. The fully-equipped and furnished rooms boast amazing sea- and marina views.
Finding an ideal charming small hotel in Trogir does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Hotel Concordia, a nice option for travelers like you.
Close to some of Trogir’s most popular landmarks, such as Waterfront Promenade (0.0 mi) and The Chapel of Ivan Orsini (0.1 mi), Hotel Concordia is a great destination for tourists.
Free wifi is offered to guests, and rooms at Hotel Concordia offer air conditioning and a seating area.
During your stay, take advantage of some of the amenities offered, including a 24 hour front desk, baggage storage, and express check-in and check-out. Guests of Hotel Concordia are also welcome to enjoy free breakfast, located on site. For travelers arriving by car, there is paid public parking available nearby.
If you like pubs, Hotel Concordia is conveniently located near Vrata O’Grada and Big Daddy.
Should time allow, Trogir Historic Site, The St. Lawrence Cathedral, and Fortress Kamerlengo are some popular attractions that are within walking distance.
Hotel Concordia is ideally placed on the Riva (promenade) overlooking the busy waterfront. Easy to find, but your taxi may not be able to get close as access is restricted. We requested a lower floor room and got room 5 on the second floor. The room is a good size (for an old building) with a small bathroom, double bed, and a separate (screened-off) seating area. We had two windows overlooking the Riva which were very effective in shutting out outside noise when closed. The aircon is very good and quickly cools the room down.
Beds were comfortable; slept very well for the 3 nights we were there. Breakfast is typical continental with good choice plus the staff offered us cooked eggs/omelettes every morning (which we didn’t take), which we had at a table outside. The hotel is in the old town so everything is on the “doorstep” and as the weather was hot (30+ degrees) it was nice to be able to go back to the hotel to take a rest and cool down before exploring again.
there are lots of restaurants close by with great food. We ate at a different place for lunch and dinner each day and were never disappointed, but do have a look at a few menus and compare prices as some can be a bit expensive.
How much does a room costs at Hotel Concordia Trogir
Prices start 108$/night for Double Room with Sea View.
There are 2 bedrooms, 1 with a couch which can be used as an extra bed and the other one with a double bed.
Where to book online – Hotel Concordia – Gay Friendly Hotels Trogir – you can find the best hotels deals in Trogir during Moondance Festival which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Trogir on Booking.com or Trivago.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
2. Hotel Vila Tina 3* – Gay Friendly Hotels Trogir
Offering free Wi-Fi, free parking and free access to the sauna, the family hotel Vila Tina is just 10 m from the beach. It offers a domestic atmosphere in the Arbanija village on Ciovo Peninsula, 4 km from the UNESCO-listed Trogir.
The modern sauna features chromotherapy and music therapy and an open hot tub with sea view is available as well. Guests arriving on motorbikes are free to use the property’s garage.
The rooms have satellite TV, minibars and hairdryers.
Offering free Wi-Fi, free parking and free access to the sauna, the family hotel Vila Tina is just 10 metres from the beach. It offers a domestic atmosphere in the Arbanija village on Ciovo Peninsula, 4 km from the UNESCO-listed Trogir.The modern sauna features chromotherapy and music therapy and an open hot tub with sea view is available as well.
Guests arriving on motorbikes are free to use the property’s garage.The rooms have satellite TV, minibars and hairdryers.The restaurant with a beautiful terrace and a view of the sea and Split serves a rich choice of national meals and drinks. You can choose from a regular menu or the à la carte menu.You can also use, by yourself or with the hotel’s assistance, the open barbecue which is nestled between the colourful greenery of Dalmatia. The property provides a perfect starting point for day trips through Dalmatia.
The family who run this hotel are very friendly the room we had was clean and comfortable with a nice balcony over looking the sea.We had breakfast included which was good with plenty to choose from. We also had our evening meal here on a few evenings which was very good.
It is a short bus ride into Trogir or a 20 minute boat trip but I must say the Bus service wasn’t good in fact we never used it. Small man made beach with a bar was a few minutes away which was adequate. If you intend to get ferries from Split to various Islands it would be best to hire a car from this area as you need to get to Trogir first then to Split.
We had a lovely room with a sea view balcony and some lawn chairs – perfect. A few other restaurants in the area as well as a little grocery store. No need to head elsewhere.
TV has one English Channel with CNN; air conditioning, free wifi but no safe. The tub has spa jets but the shower (as all European showers) sprays more on the floor than on the user. Rooms are very clean – bed a bit too soft.
A very nice modern boutique hotel with amour 24 rooms on 4 levels (no elevators but staff to help). Worth the taxi ride (100 km) to travel the few kilometres
Breakfast was included (7am -10am) and it wasn’t just your ordinary fare. A great selection of freshly cooked eggs (fried & boiled), bacon, sausage, bruschetta, cheese bread and cheese pies. Lots of cereals with healthy additions such as chia, pumpkin seeds, etc. We enjoyed a real cup of coffee (not cappuccino or espresso but a good old coffee – others available for a cost).
The room was spotlessly clean..the cleaners were great fun leaving us origami towel sculptures every day when we returned from our excursions..we loved them & their sense of humour! : )
The small room was comfortable, I had an excellent sleep every night with comfortable pillows & bedding, some English speaking TV (unusual!) but with no beverage making facilities (usual – we find in eastern Europe) However, there’s a mini fridge to use.
Breakfast was adequate, the hotel got me some soya milk which I had added to our booking message & they responded : )
We had 2 evening meals in the restaurant which served very extensive steak menu & seafood – I opted, (on both nights!), for the grilled scampi which was the best langoustines I have ever tasted, simply served with crushed garlic olive oil. Other guests having steaks seemed to have an equally delicious sensation!
How much does a room costs at Hotel Vila Tina Trogir
Prices start 125$/night for Standard Double Room with Balcony.
The room offers an LCD satellite TV, free Wi-Fi, a minibar, a safe and a furnished terrace.
Where to book online – Hotel Vila Tina – Gay Friendly Hotels Trogir – you can find the best hotels deals in Trogir during Moondance Festival which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Trogir on Booking.com or Hotels.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
3. Bifora Heritage Hotel 4* – Gay Friendly Hotels Trogir
Opened in 2016 and featuring a seafront location on Čiovo Island, Bifora Heritage Hotel is just 350 m from Trogir Old Town. The hotel offers an on-site restaurant and a bar with a terrace that boasts views of the nearby marina and Trogir Old Town. Free WiFi is provided in all areas.
All air-conditioned rooms are equipped with a flat-screen cable TV, a safe and a desk. Private bathrooms feature a bathtub or a shower, a hairdryer and free toiletries. A terrace or balcony are also featured in certain rooms.
You can engage in various activities, such as snorkeling and diving. Trogir Marina is 200 m from Bifora Heritage Hotel, while Kamerlengo Castle is 300 m from the property.
We are proud to present to our clients Bifora heritage Hotel in a house build in 1381.This property was totally renovated and upgraded in 2016.Hotel was built with passion to represent the best of old UNESCO heritage site property with a special effort to give our clients high tech modern way of living.We offer absolute comfort in old stone walls.It offers air-conditioned units with free WiFi.
This hotel turned out to be just as we expected from the photos – a historic building (14th century) yet tastefully restored and superbly modernised in 2016. The room facilities, particularly washroom, were excellent, yet combined with original exposed stone walls . Breakfast could be taken inside or in an open courtyard, pleasant though not sunny in the morning.
Unusually, instead of a buffet, there was a range of five themed set menus, such as Paris (crepe based) and Trogir (omelette and ham based), which were included in the price and suited us well, but anything else had to paid for as an ‘extra’. We also enjoyed an evening meal, having just arrived from the airport, which was good value and pleasantly served.
The location was ideal, just across the bridge from the old town on Ciovo island, only a five minute walk with views across to the old town waterfront. Trogir itself must be one of the most stunning historic places in Europe, with wonderful medieval and renaissance architecture thoroughly restored and kept in fine condition, with a lovely ambience throughout.
Tastefully restored historic building, across the road from the water and facing the old town of Trogir. Our room was a good size, great shower with rain showerhead, good heating and quiet room too – we didn’t hear one plane during sleeping hours. Breakfast offered was excellent on both days. Short walk over bridge into old town, and several bars and restaurants close by.
The hotel itself is a restored building with exposed brick walls, a walk up stair to the rooms, decorated with interesting contemporary art. We had a loft room which was a good size, the bed was very comfortable. The rooms and bathrooms were very clean, shower well equipped and breakfast choices were simple but adequate. The staff are extremely friendly, helpful and speak fluent English.
The vibe of this boutique hotel matches the old city of Trogir- small, friendly and full of charm.
The bedrooms have been well modernised while keeping the ambience of an old building. Most of the interior is white, light and spotlessly clean. We had a superior double room which gave lots of space. It just had a large comfortable double bed, bedside tables and a large sofa – all perfectly adequate for our needs. The bathroom although modern is narrow and rather cramped with a very small wash basin within a few inches of the toilet bowl. It requires great care to prevent cosmetics ending up in the toilet.
A relaxing, elegant, white-stone-wood-and-glass hotel with delicious dalmatian food served on a walled and cozy terrace and very friendly and helpful staff. Some rooms have 2 levels, stylish minimalist design, rainfall shower heads, very pleasant. Free and reliable WiFi. Across the bridge from the Old Town, beautiful views of the marina.
How much does a room costs at Bifora Heritage Hotel Trogir?
Prices start 144$/night for Standard Double Room . The Deluxe Double Room – with balcony is 230$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This double room features a balcony, soundproofing and satellite TV.
Where to book online – Bifora Heritage Hotel – Gay Friendly Hotels Trogir – you can find the best hotels deals in Trogir during Moondance Festival which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Trogir on Booking.com or Trivago.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
4. Berislavic Palace 5* – Gay Friendly Hotels Trogir
Featuring a shared lounge, Berislavic Palace is set on the promenade of the UNESCO-protected town of Trogir, not far from Trogir Town Museum.
Fitted with a patio, the units feature a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with shower. Some units also have a kitchen equipped with a dishwasher, an oven, and a toaster.
Both a bicycle rental service and a car rental service are available at this property.
The apartment is very clean, beautiful location, the interior design is excellent and the property if furnished with all sorts of equipment of top end quality . The structure is new and perfectly taken care of. It is in the centre of trogir so very easy walk to some of the best restaurants in town and only 10-15 minutes from split airport. I wish I stayed there for longer. It is best for gay couples.
The place is very impressive spotlessly clean and pleasantly scented. All equipment and furniture is brand new and of high quality. We found everything we expected or needed. Regarding the location, the house is located in the heart of Trogir with the cathedral seconds away as are many shops and restaurants. The city is beautiful and we had a great time there.
How much does a room costs at Berislavic Palace Trogir?
Prices start 274$/night for Deluxe One-Bedroom Apartment with Gothic windows.
This apartment has a kitchenware, stovetop and washing machine.
Where to book online – Berislavic Palace – Gay Friendly Accommodation Trogir – you can find the best hotels deals in Trogir during Moondance Festival which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Trogir on Booking.com or Trivago.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
5. Hotel Vila Sikaa 4* – Gay Friendly Hotels Trogir
Set in a UNESCO protected building in Ciovo Island, Vila Sikaa offers views to the sea and of Trogir’s historical centre, which lies just 150 m away.
Located on the waterfront, Hotel Vila Sikaa offers spacious and elegant rooms that have been designed for full comfort.
All rooms come with king-size beds, soundproofing and air conditioning. They include flat-screen satellite TV and DVD player. The best rooms feature beautiful sea views, a spa bath or hydromassage shower and a sauna.
A warm continental breakfast is served daily at the bright dining room, where guests can enjoy views of the town centre. At the aperitif bar, guests can surf the free Wi-Fi while enjoying a refreshing drink.
Set in a UNESCO protected building in Ciovo Island, Vila Sikaa offers views of the sea and of historic central Trogir which lies just 165 yards away. Located on the waterfront, Hotel Vila Sikaa offers spacious and elegant rooms that have been designed for full comfort. All rooms come with king-size beds, soundproofing and air conditioning.
They include flat-screen satellite TV and DVD player. The best rooms feature beautiful sea views and a jacuzzi or hydromassage shower with sauna. A warm continental breakfast is served daily at the bright dining room, where guests can enjoy views of the center of town. At the bar, guests can surf the free Wi-Fi while enjoying a refreshing drink. Hotel Vila Sikaa offers a number of additional services such as guided excursions, car and boat rental and shuttle services.
The Villa is in the most perfect location in Trogir right on the water with a beautiful view of the Old Town itself.
The Villa itself is a wonderful stone building. If you are looking for flashy rooms in a large
impersonal hotel then go somewhere else bit if you want a fab location with rooms that have all the mod cons you could need, lovely people working there based in a great quirky building with personality topped off with and a really tasty freshly cooked breakfast accompanied by a lovely continental breakfast spread served by smiling staff who are representative of how kind Croatian people can be then the Villa Sikaa is for you.
The hotel is very well located right next to the bridge that leads to the old town. It’s only a 5 minute walk. It is also very close to the regular ferries that head to Split.
he building is reportedly 300 years old, but the rooms are modern, spacious and fully equipped. Our room had a wonderful view across a canal to the Old Town. The location is perfect, just a short walk across a bridge to the Old Town. Service is outstanding, with everyone friendly and anxious to help. Breakfast is very good, although lacking the endless variety of larger hotels, it was all we needed.
Location is excellent for both early morning flights at Split airport, departures on boats from Trogir harbour and easy pedestrian access to the old town and it’s restaurants.
Breakfast more than adequate and served early on request for early morning flight departures. Views from front facing rooms of the harbor are great but be aware that there is a popular bar a few doors up which sometimes has live music and those Croatian wedding celebrations can be boisterous events, but not as loud as NYC fire trucks. However the solid double glazed windows provide adequate soundproofing and the rooms have ac.
First of all, the hotel is in a great location just over the bridge from old Trogir and there is free parking. We had a corner room overlooking the harbor and with the double windows we had a great view as well as a quiet sleep. Breakfast was excellent and the staff was exceptional.
The window in our room overlooked the harbour where the sailing ships and yachts docked, an ever changing vista. The room, although somewhat small was clean and tastefully decorated, the bed was comfortable. We could close the exterior shutters and the room was very dark, good for sleeping. Great location, a short walk across the bridge and we could saunter along the promenade or wander the old city to shop, find a restaurant or visit the cathedral. Lots of choices for breakfast. The best part, however, was the staff. They were always helpful with advice, always a friendly greeting and always immediately looked after any concerns we had.
How much does a room costs at Hotel Vila Sikaa?
Prices start 89$/night for Standard Double Room. The Deluxe Double Room is 133$/room per night with breakfast included – if coming on a honeymoon this is the perfect choice for gay couples.
This is a double or twin room with a spa bath or massage shower.
Where to book online – Hotel Vila Sikaa – LGBT Friendly Hotels Trogir – you can find the best hotels deals in Trogir during Moondance Festival which is celebrated with much enthusiasm in Trogir on Booking.com or Trivago.com and see more reviews on TripAdvisor.
