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Hotel Cittar

Novigrad - Istria

Description

This small family-run hotel with 14 comfortable rooms is located in the old town of Novigrad, just 400 m from the marina and 80 m from the beach.

Facilities: Reception and bar. WiFi internet available throughout the hotel (free of charge). Parking at the hotel only available on prior request and for a fee (approx. €10 per day). Public parking spaces are located approx. 200 m away and cost approx. 7 € per day.

14 rooms: comfortably furnished, all rooms have air conditioning, satellite TV, minibar, telephone, WiFi internet (free of charge), safe and bathroom/WC.
Double room: approx. 20-23 m². Optionally bookable with extra bed.

Catering: Breakfast buffet.

Sport: Four tennis courts are located near the hotel.

Beach: The beach with sun lounger and parasol hire, bar and pizzeria is just 80 m away.

Extras
Distance from the city center:
Distance from the nearest beach:
Air travel possible
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Monday – Sunday
8:00 am – 10:00 pm
 
+49 (0) 89 23 11 000
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Details

Pets not permitted
TV
Air Conditioning (as stated in the description)
WiFi
Distance from the city center:
Distance from the nearest beach:
Air travel possible
Not suitable for persons with reduced mobility


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Novigrad - Istria

Novigrad is small holiday town situated on the west coast of Istria, on the delta of the river Mirna. The city developed originally on a small island and in the XVIII century was connected with the mainland. On this former island today is the town centre with its medieval structure. Over the centuries the name changed from the original Emona to Emonia and later to Neapolis and then finally to its present name Civitas Nova (new city). In parallel with the changes of name were changes in domination by the Byzantines, French, Venetians, Austrians and again the French until the arrival of the Italians. All these civilizations have left an indelible trace and a rich cultural heritage.

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