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Hoteli · Soča Valley

Hotel Dvorec

The hotel occupies the former Coronini mansion in central Tolmin, with a fourth-floor wellness centre offering Finnish, bio, steam and infrared saunas and a locked bicycle room.

Tolmin €€

Nazadnje preverjeno 10. november 2026

Opis

Hotel Dvorec occupies the former Coronini mansion in the centre of Tolmin, a few hundred metres from where the Soča and Tolminka meet. It has 58 air-conditioned rooms with a lift, a wellness centre on the 4th floor with Finnish, bio, steam and infrared saunas, and a self-service breakfast from 7 to 10. Published room rates start at €72 for a standard single and €142.50 for a superior double.

Posebnosti

  • Former Coronini mansion
  • 4th-floor sauna wellness
  • Doubles from €142.50
  • EV chargers at free car park

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Vprašanja

Is breakfast included?

Breakfast is included for hotel guests and is self-service from 7:00 to 10:00; external guests pay €18.

Is there parking?

Yes. One car park is paid by day and free at night, and a larger gravel car park behind the hotel and museum is free and has two electric-car charging stations. A locked bicycle room is available.

Is the restaurant open every day?

The hotel restaurant is closed on Sundays, when the reception can recommend places to eat nearby.

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