Grand Hotel Union Eurostars
Ljubljana €€€
Built in 1905 in the Viennese Secession style, the hotel has a wellness centre with a pool that looks toward Ljubljana Castle, and Kavarna Union serves Slovenian dishes and local wines.
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Ljubljana €€€
Built in 1905 in the Viennese Secession style, the hotel has a wellness centre with a pool that looks toward Ljubljana Castle, and Kavarna Union serves Slovenian dishes and local wines.
Ljubljana €€€€
The 18th-floor Serenity Spa has a pool, sauna and gym, and the rooftop B-Restaurant takes its name and story from the Carniolan honey bee, with a Mediterranean menu built on local ingredients.
Ribčev Laz · Bohinj €€€
Every room has a balcony, and the hotel has an indoor pool with a garden, two Finnish saunas and two restaurants, Vrtovin and Zlatovčica.
Portorož · Piran €€€€
The Crystal Hall breakfast room keeps its original chandeliers from 1910, and the hotel has the Rose Spa and a private beach on the Portorož seafront.
Bled €€
On the lake promenade, with a fifth-floor panoramic thermal pool free for guests; its cake shop is where the Original Bled cream cake was first made.
Kranjska Gora €€€
Stands at the foot of the Kranjska Gora ski slopes, with a pool and sunny terrace facing the Julian Alps, a children's pool with a water slide, and a restaurant seating 300.
Bled €€€
Built around Arnold Rikli's natural-healing ideas, with the Živa Wellness complex of six pools and six saunas free for hotel guests.
Portorož · Piran €€€
Every room has a balcony and sea view, and guests get a heated sea-water pool plus access to the Termaris waterpark, the largest heated sea-water pool complex on the Slovenian coast.
Maribor €€€
The Pohorje forests begin at the hotel's door, and the Lent promenade and the Old Vine House are a few minutes away; the 740 m² wellness area has an indoor pool, saunas and steam baths.