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User Country: United States | Currency: EUR
User Country: United States | Currency: EUR
Hotel Opatija
Trg Vladimira Gortana 2/1 Opatija 51410
The Hotel Opatija is located in the heart of the Croatian seaside resort of the same name. The hotel, set in a beautiful park-like garden on a hill above the town centre, is just a short walk from Opatija’s famous seaside promenade. Opatija, often called the Pearl of the Adriatic, is one of the most popular tourist resorts in Croatia and has the longest tourist tradition on the Adriatic Sea. As early as 1883, Opatija was known as a favourite destination for high society and famous artists from all over the world who came to Opatija to find new energy in this unique landscape. The spacious Restaurant Vienna with a capacity for up to 400 people offers carefully selected specialties from the local and international cuisine. From the distinctive hotel terrace, one of the largest and most beautiful in Opatija, visitors will enjoy breathtaking views of the sea and of Opatija’s traditional old stone houses with their red-brick rooftops and deep green shutters. The 6 conference rooms, equipped with state-of-the-art technology and accompanied by the personal service of our professional staff, guarantee the success of any event. The Hotel’s indoor seawater swimming pool and massage will satisfy business and leisure guests alike. Highlights: Historical building in K. u. K style 200 rooms (93 air-conditioned) Beautiful hotel terrace in nurtured park Heated indoor swimming pool with sea water 6 conference rooms Tennis courts 18 km from Rijeka 44 km from nearest airport.
Location Description: Opatija, often called the Nice of the Adriatic, is one of the most popular tourist resorts in Croatia and a place with the longest tourist tradition on the eastern coast of the Adriatic. In 1844 the powerful merchant Higinio von Scarpa erected Villa Angiolina, with beautiful green and a lavish park around it, visited by distinguished guests - the Croatian Viceroy Josip Jelacic, the Austrian empress Maria Anna - which soon made Opatija a popular excursion destination of the inhabitants from Rijeka, then of the Italians and Austrians. Opatija was the first in the region of the Adriatic to introduce tourist statistics already in 1884, and the first hotel on the Adriatic, called Kvarner, was built by the Society of the Southern Railways in 1884, situated on the very coast and luxuriously furnished, it attracted exclusively elite guests. With the construction of the hotel, Opatija became an elite summer resort, so that, apart from the 12km-long promenade (Lungomare) from Volosko - Opatija - Lovran, a mountain path from Opatija to Veprinac and farther to Ucka was laid. Already in 1889 Opatija was declared the first climatic seaside resort on the Adriatic, which strengthened its position as the most fashionable tourist resort. Numerous tourists and owners of the villas contributed by planting exotic plants to the horticultural grandeur. Opatija was so attractive that, at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, it was visited by the then most prominent personalities of the noble rank - Princess Luise von Sachsen Coburg, the Romanian king Charles I, the Swedish-Norwegian king Oscar, etc. Tourist development is Opatijas main feature even today. Favourable climate, well-maintained landscape, maintained beaches and lively entertainment throughout the year make this place one of the most elite summer resorts in Croatia today.
Hotel Facts:
Total Number of Rooms: 0
Total Number of Floors: 0
Year of Last Renovation: 0
Location Description: Opatija, often called the Nice of the Adriatic, is one of the most popular tourist resorts in Croatia and a place with the longest tourist tradition on the eastern coast of the Adriatic. In 1844 the powerful merchant Higinio von Scarpa erected Villa Angiolina, with beautiful green and a lavish park around it, visited by distinguished guests - the Croatian Viceroy Josip Jelacic, the Austrian empress Maria Anna - which soon made Opatija a popular excursion destination of the inhabitants from Rijeka, then of the Italians and Austrians. Opatija was the first in the region of the Adriatic to introduce tourist statistics already in 1884, and the first hotel on the Adriatic, called Kvarner, was built by the Society of the Southern Railways in 1884, situated on the very coast and luxuriously furnished, it attracted exclusively elite guests. With the construction of the hotel, Opatija became an elite summer resort, so that, apart from the 12km-long promenade (Lungomare) from Volosko - Opatija - Lovran, a mountain path from Opatija to Veprinac and farther to Ucka was laid. Already in 1889 Opatija was declared the first climatic seaside resort on the Adriatic, which strengthened its position as the most fashionable tourist resort. Numerous tourists and owners of the villas contributed by planting exotic plants to the horticultural grandeur. Opatija was so attractive that, at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, it was visited by the then most prominent personalities of the noble rank - Princess Luise von Sachsen Coburg, the Romanian king Charles I, the Swedish-Norwegian king Oscar, etc. Tourist development is Opatijas main feature even today. Favourable climate, well-maintained landscape, maintained beaches and lively entertainment throughout the year make this place one of the most elite summer resorts in Croatia today.
Hotel Facts:
Total Number of Rooms: 0
Total Number of Floors: 0
Year of Last Renovation: 0
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