Grand Hotel Portoroz

Room information :

The hotel was completely renovated in 2004. It features 185 rooms and 13 suites with all the comfort of a five star hotel. Rooms are divided into rooms for smokers and non-smokers.
Room service 24 hours.

Food & beverage :

Sample diverse Mediterranean dishes in the elegant atmosphere of the à la carte restaurant, which is open daily from 12:00 to 24:00. Traditional Istrian snacks and local wines are served at the tavern, which is ideal for smaller private groups. The Olive Garden is a wellness corner providing an extensive menu list of healthy, dietary and organic meals and drinks, open daily from 09:00 to 19:00. Figarola restaurant offers a variety of fish specialities, Mediterranean delights, snacks and delicious pizzas. Café Central serves homemade pastry and ice creams, accompanied by evening events and musical performances. Relax over a good cocktail and a fine cigar at the Portobar. Take part in afternoon tea parties and musical evenings at the Tea Room Apollo or relax in the romantic atmosphere with soft music, candlelights and excellent cocktails on the Mystica Terrace.

Travel information :

Airport shuttle/transfer available upon request.

Area information :

Where the Gulf of Triest as an organic part of the Adriatic Sea reaches at its most to the heart of Europe, lies the Slovenian Coast and Portoroz. The Slovenian Coast borders to the two neighboring countries: over the sea and on the eastern edge with Italy, on south with Croatia. In accordance with identification method applied to the big European cities, it could be said that Portoroz lies somewhere between Venice and Vienna in the vicinity of Triest.
Portoroz belongs with its sub-Mediterranean climate among the warmest areas of Slovenia. There are many sunny days. The yearly average of them amounts to 2346 hours. The precipitations are scarce and range between 1000 and 1100 mm per year. The mild winters with temperatures very rarely below zero are characteristic, as well as not too hot summers. Due to that the visitors not able to support the severe heat of the southern parts of Mediterranean in summer, are the most frequent guests.
Portoroz is part of the Municipality of Piran that lies on the foremost northwestern tip of the Istrian peninsula and covers 43 square km with 17,000 inhabitants. Along the majority of Slovenian population, there lives also an Italian minority. On the bi-lingual area together with the Slovenian language, the Italian language is used on equal grounds. The municipality is composed of the town core Piran, mundane Portoroz, the settlements Lucija, Strunjan, Secovlje and the hinterland of Slovenian Istria with the pertaining villages. The entire western and southern part of the municipality is engulfed by the sea, which with the Strunjan, Portoroz and Secovlje bays also reaches considerably inland.

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