Everything looks fresh, bright and cheerful at this friendly hostel, located steps from Maksimir Park. Perks include an on-site bar, a full guest kitchen, hammocks, and a welcome shot of rakija (grappa). Both dorms and private rooms are neat-as-a-pin and there are lockers and complimentary toiletries for guests.
Funk Lounge Hostel
Zagreb
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