Center District Hotels with Wifi

I recently stayed at this B&B hotel and had a pleasant experience. The location is definitely a highlight—it's in a prime spot, within walking distance to the city center, making it super convenient to explore the area. The room was decent, offering all the essentials needed for a comfortable stay. Nothing too fancy, but everything was clean and functional. Overall, it's a great choice if you're looking for a budget-friendly option with easy access to the city's main attractions.

A very new hotel, the room is very clean. Although the room is not big, I am very satisfied with it because it is very new. The bathroom also has dry and wet separation. The hotel is in a very good location, right in the city center, about 20 minutes walk from the bus station. There is a bus station downstairs, several bus lines, and you can also take the bus to the bus station. The front desk is very enthusiastic and answers all questions. The breakfast is very rich. If I have the opportunity to come to Ljubljana again, I will choose to stay here.

It happened to be a holiday in Slovenia, so I was offered the smallest room... It was clean and tidy, but the activities were the same. The breakfast was the same every day, which I think was a bit low in value for money!

I usually do not stay in big hotel chains, but my hat off to the Intercontinental Ljubljana that has great facilities, great fitness / gym and super efficient, professional and nice staff. The check in was seamless and so was the checkout. The room was very spacious, clean and everything worked well. The hotel location is a few blocs away from the city centre and Ljubljana being a id size city, it really is a short walk!

The City Hotel boasts a prime location in Ljubljana, conveniently close to various public transport options. The staff provided excellent service and were very helpful. With a wide variety of breakfast choices, the cakes stood out as some of the best. Overall, the experience was very pleasant.

Classic Ibis hotel near old town Ljubljana. It’s not bad but it’s not great either. Cleaning started really early (around 8.30am). It’s definitely not worth the price but if you just need somewhere for a couple of nights it’s fine.

The hotel location is very good in the city center, the underground parking is very convenient for parking, the average breakfast has hot eggs, try to request rooms facing the street, rooms not facing the street have equipment noise

Online information described it as a 4-star hotel, but it is not in fact at the level of that category. It is said that there is a parking area available but the hotel has only two car seats on the street in a pedestrian area at €35 per night. In our case, we stayed two nights and between two days we didn't have the normal cleaning with bed accommodation. The room was a suite, and it was written on the door, and was very small and difficult to move. The breakfast is not from a 4-star hotel with very little variety of everything. There were 4 marmelades of one type. At the arrival we asked if they had something gluten free and they told us we had to warn them before. The second day they had not even prepared something without gluten free. One positive note of the excellent position even in the restricted area. The girl at the reception was also really nice.

New and modern hotel. Ideally located - within walking distance from both train stations and the central part of the city. There are several good restaurants nearby. What I liked: 1 . Very friendly and helpful staff 2. Spacious room with a great view 3. Comfortable bed and accessories 4 . Delicious and varied breakfast What I didn't like: 1 . From time to time a cracking sound is heard in the ventilation system. The repairman came twice, but found no problems. However, it really ruined my sleep. 2. The gym has very poor equipment and poor ventilation. You must breathe the smell of rubber from the floor. 3. Packing cost - 30 euros per day

Great hotel - it’s a shame that the staff let it down. Prior to our arrival, we contacted the hotel to let them know that we would be arriving after check-in had closed (at 10pm). They were very helpful and provided us with instructions to enter the property by ourselves using an app. When we arrived, we managed to get into the lobby (using the app), but the room key we were given was different than the one we were told on the phone and email. As a result, we were unable to enter our assigned room. Assuming that our room number had been changed, we tried the key in the door that matched the new number (as there were no staff or guests around, and no one was answering the phone or emails). It opened and revealed a couple, asleep, inside. Obviously, we were mortified that we had disturbed the hotel guests, and also terrified that we would have to sleep in the hotel lobby until check-in opened at 6am. After about an hour of searching around the lobby for clues about who to contact, we knocked on some private doors. Thankfully, a man came out and used a master key to let us in. It was clear that we had woken him up (by this point it was 2am). Again, we were sorry to have done so, but were left with no choice. After we had successfully entered our room, I sent an email to the front desk letting them know what had just happened and that we would like them to apologise (on our behalf) to the guests and staff we woke up. They never replied. In fact, every time we mentioned it, the staff member made excuses like “I wasn’t there so I don’t have anything to do with it” and “the guy who organised the late check-in was training so he made a mistake”. There was absolutely nothing in the way of an apology or compensation for the mix-up until we checked out and it was already too late. We would like the hotel to know that mistakes are bound to happen, so it is imperative that they have a back-up (emergency number or night staff) for guests who have been given the wrong room key. In addition, since we had been travelling for a while, we were running out of clothes and needed to do a load of laundry. We followed the instructions for the housekeeping staff to collect our laundry but found that when we had returned to the hotel, the laundry had not been done and the room had not been made up. When we went downstairs to inform the staff of this, we were told “housekeeping doesn’t go back to rooms to clean them after you took off the do not disturb sign, I’ve worked in lots of hotels and this is always the policy”. This member of staff eventually helped us find an laundromat, but the contempt with which we were spoken to was unacceptable and uncaring of the fact that we, too, have plenty of experience in the hotel industry as customers. An apology would have sufficed. Overall, it was a great hotel in a fantastic location. Just make sure you’re okay with passive aggressive communication before you book.