Hotels near Vrtičkarsko območje Grba II in Roznik District

The hotel is pretty nice, though I’m not sure I’d choose the interior design colors. Room was clean when I first got it. Bathroom door wasn’t closing properly. Lots of TV channels to choose from. The walls are thin- you hear a lot of corridor noise. In general I had good time in spite of a very unpleasant incident with the receptionists (they apologized later). I wouldn’t pay extra for a castle view room as I did this time. It’s really not too impressive as you can see yourselves in the picture. Breakfast was good. Reasonable variety and fresh. Location is good. They started a pilot where they only clean your room upon request. I love the plan but! When I did ask to clean it, my mouth washing glass wasn’t changed and the room wasn’t as clean as when I first got it. I’m quite specific person and my standards are high but I do recommend this hotel in spite of the deficiencies. It’s not much to improve and I hope it will. If you’re sensitive to noise, it might not be suitable for you.

Good location just a few blocks from the old town. Small but well appointed, absolutely charmless single room. Facing an uninteresting inner court, which meant absolutely no view, but on the ther hand sheltered from traffic noice. The room was air conditioned, and there was a safe. Plenty of power sockets. Open wardrobe, with hangers and storage for things. Plenty of surfaces to put stuff, in room and also in the bathroom. Well appointed bathroom. Comfy bed. Large, well stocked buffet breakfast. (What was annoying was the queue to the coffee machine, until I found the big termos with filter coffee.) Efficient and friendly staff. Generally, it is a modern hotel providing all you need from a city hotel, if you can live with a certain lack of charmand personality.

The space was quite interesting, mornings on the outside communal terrace were quite memorable, it was quite close to the station which was a plus for me, and the staff were energetic and friendly. I would definitely stay a little longer if I had the chance.

Overall a good stay. Nice bright modern room and hotel. But only one USB port, the beds are VERY firm, and the shower has a hand held spray which I really dislike. Also the tub is slippery and hard to get into. The elevators were quick and there were several. I would have liked to use the stairs more but while they were clean and well lit, they were confusing about where they ended up.

New and modern hotel. Perfectly located - within walking distance of both train stations and the central part of the city. There are several good restaurants nearby. What I liked: 1. Very friendly and helpful staff 2. Spacious room with great view 3. Comfortable bed and accessories 4. Delicious and varied breakfast What I didn't like: 1. Everything inside is new and looks nice, but it feels like the cheapest materials were used) 2. There was a crackling sound in the ventilation system from time to time. The technician came twice but found no problems. However, it really spoiled my sleep. 3. The gym has very poor equipment and bad ventilation. You have to breathe the smell of rubber from the flooring. 4. Pakring price - 30 EUR per day In general, the hotel leaves a good impression.

Our accommodations were absolutely perfect. Availability for 3 traveler’s single beds was really helpful for us, the rooms very clean and smelled very good. The hotel staff were so kind to us and last minute adjusted for a late check in because our train got severely delayed. The free breakfast was also very good and had lots of offerings, beyond a typical hotel breakfast (even ones we paid for!)

Stayed in the holiday inn for 5 nights while we explored Slovenia. The hotel is a 20 minute walk from the city centre or a €6 taxi ride. The staff were very friendly and extremely helpful. The breakfast provided was excellent and we were surprised by how good it was. The hotel gave us a 30 bottle of wine that was left in our room as it was my girlfriends 30th birthday. It was a lovely touch and very much appreciated.

This is a little story about how important is front of house and that customer service is essential to run a hotel. I can assure I am not a Karen in any way and I am not easy to be annoyed. We came on a business trip for 1 night only, exhausted from the car ride from another side of Slovenia. We came about 5 pm, with 20 degrees and full sunshine outside beaming through glass windows of the hotel. Although it says the hotel has air conditioning after we informed the reception that it doesn’t work, our receptionist ( who looks like she had a bad day) explained that IT IS WINTER. And the air conditioning is not turned on in the whole hotel. Use the windows instead. We then dreamt about the coffee. Not a single kettle to use in the whole hotel, restaurant closed. We couldn’t even buy a bottle of water (no water in the room). We went to town. We received a parking hob with a £20 deposit for the parking space and at night before our very busy departure I wanted to return it. I have been told that I have to unpark my car in the morning, put the parking block up, LEAVE THE CAR IN THE MIDDLE OF THE STREET with no alternative parking available, get myself back to the hotel desk and then give it back. When I said it is quite problematic to do in the morning this way I would like to return tonight, I got reprimanded, rudely, that I have to do it otherwise my deposit will not be given back. I then heard her slagging me off in Slovenian when I was waiting for the elevator. I hope someone takes notes for the staff training… The room was clean and cosy, slightly small to my liking but good value for money.

Whist I understand the hotel had recently had a refurb my room (515) was very dated. The bathroom tiles, wood in the bedroom, internal doors and curtains were poor. Worst was the shower cubicle which was a tiny square old-fashioned cubicle with a corner door and a large step to get into. The tray showed signs of age with cracks/marks in the surface. The drainage from the shower was very poor so you stood in water for all of your shower. It rained heavily when we were there and the shower drain made really loud noises of gurgling water during heavy rain which woke me up at night. The door to the bathroom opened inwards making it hard to get in and out of and the door to the room opened out into the corridor which seemed strange. On the positive side the water pressure and bed linens were excellent. The breakfast was also excellent.

Located in Ljubljana, HOTEL ČAD is in a state park, within a 15-minute walk of Ivana Cankarja Museum and Tivoli Park. This family-friendly hotel is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) from Ljubljana Zoo and 0.9 mi (1.4 km) from Tivoli Castle.Make use of convenient amenities, which include complimentary wireless internet access and a fireplace in the lobby.Grab a bite to eat at one of the hotel's many dining establishments, which include 2 restaurants and a coffee shop/cafe. Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge.Featured amenities include dry cleaning/laundry services, luggage storage, and an elevator. A roundtrip airport shuttle is provided for a surcharge (available 24 hours), and free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 18 guestrooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.