Strandhotels in Adriatische kust van Slovenië

'Wij boekten eerst een goedkope kamer aan de stadszijde. Die was ruim, gerenoveerd en had een prima airco. Daarna boekten wij een duurdere kamer aan de zeezijde. Die was veel kleiner (had wel een balkon), was niet gerenoveerd en de airco werkte niet goed. '

'I cannot recommend this hotel more highly. I wanted to stay in Piran but choose this hotel initially for two reasons: (a) it was walking distance along a promenade to Piran and offered free parking; and (b) it would be staying in a slice of history as the form of the hotel (though not the renovated interiors) harked back to the more brutalist days of the Yugoslav Republic. Then I got there - the staff were unfailingly lovely; the room was big (after several days of tiny rooms); each room has an...

'Slechte service, voor wat je betaalt. Moet 30 Min op een ober wachten 👎👎👎'

'Mooi hotel met goede faciliteiten aan de boulevard van portoroz. Nette ruime kamers met balkon. Badkamer wel gedateerd. Goed ontbijt, maar erg massaal. Strand (beton) op loopafstand (ligstoelen plus parasol niet inbegrepen!). Veel leuke restaurants op loopafstand.'

'Algemene netheid, zeer grote suites, receptiepersoneel = +++ Geen ligbad op kamer, geen eigen hotelzwembad = -'

'Aangename plek met goed strand en parkeergelegenheid'

'La struttura ha molti scalini, perchè è su più livelli e non è adatta a chi ha problemi di mobilità. La piscina è graziosa di dimensioni discrete. La camera invece è molto bella, con frigo freezer fornelli per permetterti di mangiare in comodità. La colazione è molto più proteica che dolce, migliorabile. La spa e tutto il resto, piscina salata, ecc. è in un'altra struttura completamente separata.'

'The hotel is a little dated and, at least in winter, mostly frequented by elderly couples. The staff were friendly and the rooms were standard but adequate. The hotel is a pleasant 15-minute walk away from the old town of Piran, but the hotel provides an excellent free shuttle service. The breakfast was subpar; many of the items looked past their prime. '