Studio Kairos was the first ever Bed & Breakfast in Zagreb. Winner of TripAdvisor's Traveller's Choice Award and with awards on Booking.com, it combines comfort, good location and chic to make one of the most boutique and welcoming places we've ever stayed at. We stayed for two nights and this is what we thought:
1. Welcome
2. Location
Studio Kairos offer four different rooms: Crafts' Room, Music Room, Granny's Room and Writer's Room. We stayed in the Crafts' Room and it had the cutest knick-knacks: old sewing machines and radios which gave the place a really cute, homely feel:
4. The Internet
5. Breakfast
Seeing as this was the first BnB in Zagreb and BnB stands for bed and breakfast, we had high expectations for breakfast and we weren't disappointed! We started off with fresh delicious coffee, followed by bread with jam, marmalade, nutella, honey or fresh cheese. The fresh cheese was local and absolutely divine. Next up were scrambled eggs which were incredible, they were actually the best scrambled eggs we've ever had (sorry mum)!!
There were also cereals and meat options too. We really loved our breakfasts at Studio Kairos, they were really delicious and we felt like we were having them in the cosy kitchen of a friend or relative:
6. Wrap Up: Studio Kairos, the First BnB in Zagreb
All in all, we loved our stay at Studio Kairos, it was homely and relaxing and the staff went above and beyond to make sure we had everything we needed. We'd highly recommend that you stay with them when you visit Zagreb - we'll definitely be coming back next time we're in town! Make sure you follow Studio Kairos on Facebook and Twitter. To book your own room head over Agoda. And for more of our adventures around Europe, follow us on Facebook and Twitter too! To see more of our time at Studio Kairos, check out our daily vlog number 146:
Travelling Weasels were invited as guests of Studio Kairos, but as always all opinions are our own. We love travel and want to make sure you have the best trip you possibly can, hence we never recommend anything we haven't personally tried and loved.
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Travelling through the kyriarchy and weaselling our way out of the rat race - a female travel blogger writing about socially and politically conscious travelling.
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