We arrived by bus from Zadar and the hotel was only a short distance from the bus/train stations. It’s also convenient to the Diocletian’s Palace/Old Town complex. We had room 2, which is on the second floor at the front of the hotel. Very spacious room with a European (split) double bed, a small refrigerator, a small couch and lots of closet space. Spotlessly clean and everything in good working order. Free wifi is available. Breakfast was good with the usual selection of bread, yogurt, cereal, etc., plus cooked sausages, bacon and eggs. I noticed that another reviewer complained of street noise. It was quite warm while we were there so we had the windows closed most of the time while using the air conditioning, so it was not a problem for us. I think it would only be a problem if you opened the windows. There is a restaurant next to it that is OK but most restaurants are in the old town on the opposite side of Diocletian’s Palace, about a 10 to 15 minute walk away. Try the restaurant Galija—we ate there and the food was excellent (see my review). The hotel is recommended in several guidebooks and the price of the rooms apparently reflects it’s popularity. We did get a 10% discount by paying cash.

This small B+B is located 5-7 min from the old town. As noted in other comments, hard to find but tucked in behind the main road. We were given room no 1 on the first floor and you get the full wave of doers from the kitchen at 0600 including the noise from other travelers . The beds are soft. The room is very basic and gives you a feeling of a dorm, not a cozy BB. I guess that the location beats it all so if you are looking for a place just to sleep and are not picky, it is ok, but not more than that. The place offers 10% off for cash and do honor that. All in all $165 for the room is not cheap but so is everything else in this country not a great value for your money.

We spent three nights in this very lovely place. Everything worked for us, Our room was comfortable and cool with an excellent shower; Breakfast was plentiful and available late when we slept in and early when we had to make a bus. (I fell inlove with the biscuit flavoered yoghurt and the freshly scrambled eggs were delicious. A whole different flavor.) The location was perfect for us - aroiund five minutes outside the wall in a clean,quiet little alley. And the bonus - it was only a seven minute walk <8all down hill) to the bus station where we caught a bus to Dubrovnik. Check out the backway down - you cut across the train tracks with the locals and you are there!.

Look no further for a charming, clean hotel with all the amenities. It is situated 5 to 10 minutes away from the old city and close to the bus, train, and ferry terminal. They provide breakfast, but we has to catch a ferry and did not get to try it. I would highly recommend Villa Ana. You will not be disappointed!