B&B Hotel Maribor Orel

"B&B hotel in MAribor Slovenia..Best position in town. Single problem it's with parking but...is ok. Cllen, quiet, close to old square"

B&B Maribor UNI Hostel

"Det här rummet är mycket bra.Bara två människor delar ett rum och vi har vårt privata toalett.Det är mycket rent."

Hotel Piramida

"The hotel has been refurbished since my previous stay.I liked the 1980s styling of the reception and breakfast areas,but this is now replaced by cheaper materials which may suit more “ modern” tastes,but is in no clear sense an improvement.My room (large;a suite) had however,undergone a definite upgrade ,with new carpet and bathroom fittings.I was very pleased to have a large bath and really useful basin.The excellent wardrobe and other furniture had survived the re-vamp. The new beds were long and comfortable,although the sheets were too small.Likewise,the provision of towels was a little sparse. There was a fridge ( empty) ,and effective air conditioning.I was surprised not to find a kettle or coffee machine in a four star hotel. Breakfast was of a good standard in all respects. Service at other times was a little lacking.There was a bar,but with restricted hours,and no source of hot drinks in the evening. With some management changes this could be an excellent hotel,especially in view of the pleasant quiet location near the delightful walk up Piramida Hill."

Hotel Lent

"It's always a nice stay at hotel lent. The rooms are clean and comfortable. It is no problem to take a dog, even in the breakfast room. The staff is very friendly and helpfull. Very good value for money. The location is directly next to the river Drau and there are a couple of nice Bars and Restaurant very close by"

Hotel City Maribor

"Alla anläggningar. - Det är ren hygien. - Det är en bra miljö. - Tack."

Hotel Maribor, City Apartments

"This boutique hotel has two locations but only one place where you can check-in (called the City Apartments near the main plaza). I checked in then had to walk about 2-3 minutes on a one-way cobble stone alley to get to my room in the Garden Rooms about 1.5 blocks away from the front desk. This area of town is mostly for pedestrians. You have to make special arrangements, in advance, with the hotel if you need to bring your car near the hotel. Called the Garden Rooms, I assume, because there is a charming small garden past the front entrance. Small but very tranquil. A good place to sit and read a book or have coffee or tea while listening to the nice water fountain at its center. Since it only opened in 2018, things are still new and in good working order. It is only a stone throw from the white swan filled River Drava, you can access it in just one minute from your room. The entrance had clear glass doors that should open when you swipe your room card over the sensor but it didn’t work for any of the people who tried it the same time I did. Someone had to go back to the main office, while we kept an eye on luggage, to alert them of the problem. Meanwhile, somebody forced the doors open so all could go in (I would’ve been afraid of breaking the glass doing what that person did to force the doors open). Since it seemed to be a recurring problem, these doors were eventually left open (not so secure anymore) for a while. The rooms are the smallest I’ve seen in my three weeks of traveling in Slovenia but very comfortable. The ceiling is partly slanted. Good thing I am short. A bottle of complimentary wine awaits you. Not staffed after check-in hours but has an easy way to send code/information via phone for a late check-ins. You have to walk back to the main part of the hotel for breakfast where the food and coffee were some of the best I had, this whole three week trip in Slovenia. Omelet with veggies, chocolate croissants, yogurts, fruits, overnight oats, all sublime, fresh, tasty. Being a bit further, it seemed the Garden Rooms were quieter than the City Apartments, away from the central plaza where all the action is. When I was there, police were everywhere because of some race as well as a drag queen festival that, unfortunately, attracted a lot of skinheads. Portions of the city were closed off for security reason but where the hotel is located wasn’t affected by that. The staff was super welcoming and kind. The food brilliant. Highly recommended if you don’t mind small rooms. A note that Maribor is considered the sunniest city in Slovenia, the weather, while there, didn’t disappoint at all."

Hotel Maribor & Garden Rooms

Fani&Rozi B&B

"Such a great place to stay right by the river and next to the centre of town. The breakfast was all fresh and eggs cooked to order. The room was a very good size with a good size bathroom. The hotel also has a honest bar which was nice with a good choice of wine and beer."