Hotel Amfiteatar
Hotel Amfiteatar’s name points to its main advantage: the Roman Arena is only a very short walk away, on a central Pula street that also leads to the Giardini promenade, the Forum and the harbour. It is a small hotel, with 18 rooms according to the Istria tourist board, for travellers who want to ex
About Hotel Amfiteatar
Hotel Amfiteatar’s name points to its main advantage: the Roman Arena is only a very short walk away, on a central Pula street that also leads to the Giardini promenade, the Forum and the harbour. It is a small hotel, with 18 rooms according to the Istria tourist board, for travellers who want to explore Roman remains on foot and return to rest without relying on a car. Its three-star hotel classification is an official category; it is separate from guests’ review score.
The property combines accommodation with a restaurant and an informal takeaway offer. Its own website describes Mediterranean and local dishes, as well as burgers, tortillas, salads and vegetarian and vegan choices; gluten-free food can also be requested. Travellers repeatedly praise the location, breakfast and helpful staff. The building is compact, and comments are not equally positive about every room, so check the room type and raise any particular needs before confirming a booking.
The address is Amfiteatarska 6. The amphitheatre, Forum and several Old Town streets can be linked on foot; the bus station is a longer walk, while the urban waterfront is nearby. The official website lists rooms and the restaurant, but rates vary by date and room type, so compare the actual dates you plan to stay. For a visit focused on monuments, Amfiteatar saves travel time; anyone prioritising beaches, pools and a larger resort should compare Park Plaza Histria on the Verudela peninsula, about four kilometres from the historic centre.
Central location, restaurant and rooms for a city stay