Hotel Continental

“My Home in Rijeka”

Thank you Davor, Dora, Ana, Selma, Maja, Petra & Petra, Nicolina, Maria, Marina, Roger, Roland, The Chef, The Housekeeping Ladies, The Kiosk Tisak Ladies (Nova Frisura) e il Gatto NERO. Haim you have a great team and I Wish you all all the Best and More and when the occasion happens keep a room fo… more

Thank you Davor, Dora, Ana, Selma, Maja, Petra & Petra, Nicolina, Maria, Marina, Roger, Roland, The Chef, The Housekeeping Ladies, The Kiosk Tisak Ladies (Nova Frisura) e il Gatto NERO. Haim you have a great team and I Wish you all all the Best and More and when the occasion happens keep a room for me Muito Obrigado a Todos Antonio

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“Nice historic hotel near downtown pedestrian area”

This is a nice, historic hotel overlooking a canal with a two-block walk to the start of the pedestrian zone in downtown Rijeka. So great location. Our room on the top floor was a bit small, but it had a nice view. The windows provided good soundproofing from the busy street below. The included… more

This is a nice, historic hotel overlooking a canal with a two-block walk to the start of the pedestrian zone in downtown Rijeka. So great location. Our room on the top floor was a bit small, but it had a nice view. The windows provided good soundproofing from the busy street below. The included breakfast buffet was very good. The restaurant in the evening was good as well. The staff were great. One downside is the lack of hotel parking, but there is a large public lot about a block away (from the edge). The spaces are bit small but we managed with our larger car. The parking prices were reasonable and the pay machine has English and takes credit cards.

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“Sixteen Days at the Continental!!!”

His is a review of tow hotels: the one in which you sleep; the other in which you eat, drink, and watch the world go by. The first hotel is pretty dreary--a Titoesque relic from the good old Cold War days--spartan ill-lit, a place to hurry from. The second hotel--the ground floor where Reception … more

His is a review of tow hotels: the one in which you sleep; the other in which you eat, drink, and watch the world go by. The first hotel is pretty dreary--a Titoesque relic from the good old Cold War days--spartan ill-lit, a place to hurry from. The second hotel--the ground floor where Reception nis, the restaurants, the outdoor cafe, the river running alongside the hotel, , the tree-shaded park, the people watching, the downtown bustle, and the server staff is delightful. . The kitchen is excellent (pastas, and seafood especially). the wait staff friendly, although their English is very limited. The hotel itself is a gorgeous relic of a 1880s Austro-Hungarian gilded age. I was an inadvertent guest at the hotel for 16 days while mu wife lay nearly comatose hospital with a brain injury. She survived. So did I.

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