Ljubljana

Ljubljana's landmark grand hotel since 1905 on Miklosic Park — a Viennese Secession facade, a gilded ballroom still hosting galas and an address five minutes' walk from the Triple Bridge.

Sleek high-rise five-star in the modern business quarter — sweeping views over the city and the Julian Alps from the upper floors, a large spa and the train station a five-minute walk away.

A 16th-century baroque palace restored into an intimate 10-suite hotel in the very heart of the old town — antique furnishings, a garden spa and the castle funicular stop a few steps from the entrance.

Ljubljana's definitive design hotel — bold contemporary interiors, an acclaimed restaurant and a quiet street location that puts the riverside market and old town under ten minutes on foot.

Stylish boutique hotel in a renovated townhouse steps from the Triple Bridge — a rooftop lounge bar with castle views and rooms that blend historic exposed brick with contemporary comfort.

A Ljubljana institution since 1552 — the current building is modern but the tradition of hospitality on this central corner has continued for centuries, with Congress Square and the Franciscan church across the street.

Quietly charming hotel in the Krakovo village quarter — simple well-maintained rooms, a garden and a ten-minute walk along the Gradascica stream to the old town.

A vine-covered guesthouse in peaceful Krakovo with a linden-shaded garden terrace — home-cooked Slovenian breakfast and the intimacy of a family pension at affordable prices.

Small apartment-hotel perched on Castle Hill with balconies over the rooftops of the old town — the name delivers on its promise, and the castle entrance is literally uphill from the front door.

A former Yugoslav military prison converted into Ljubljana's most famous hostel — each cell individually designed by a different Slovenian artist, a courtyard café and an unforgettable stay for any budget traveller.