HOTELS Vander Urbani Resort - Historic Ljubljana

Vander Urbani Resort - Historic Ljubljana

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Ljubljana Slovenia East Europe
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A winter vacation in Ljubljana at Vander is just what you need about now, but don’t expect the usual luxury and high ceilings feel of a chain hotel. The Urbani Resort is all about old-world charm. Made up of four old townhouses right on the banks of a river, it looks deceptively simple.

The hotel has maintained its charming architectural style of yesteryear. However, once inside, you are in for a treat. There are modern conveniences like armchairs, luxury bathrooms, and LED TVs. The rooms are divided into three categories: the Vander, the Zen, and the River Room. Some of the more interesting features include glass walls from the ceiling to the floor, oak beds, artsy chairs, and in-room massages. The effect of an antique outside and contemporary inside is a creative idea and the hotel’s flair for artistic construction will get you talking.

In addition to a wine cellar, there is also a restaurant on the ground floor. Lastly, enjoy a scenic view from a rooftop terrace with a swimming pool and a yoga studio. This is sightseeing amplified for today’s thrill-seekers. Whether you’re on a family vacation or a romantic getaway, this photo-friendly resort is going to make some special memories.

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Krojaska Ulica 6–8, 1000 Ljubljana, Slovenia


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