Hotel Kompas

Recommended for families as well, very good location and Hotel. Free car charging stations, parking included, full service, very good breakfast. Even the ski area is in front of the hotel. Only one negative: sauna was not included in the price, only the swimming pool.

Very disappointed in the attitude at this hotel. Seemed to be nickle-and-diming us. For heaven's sake, charge us a couple more euros for our room instead of punishing guests who want an extra towel for the swimming pool or tap water to drink with dinner. After 14 days of hiking the Juliana Alps Trail, plus a couple of days before in Ljubljana and an extra day in Kobarid, in all of which we enjoyed wonderful hospitality and staff who always seemed so eager to make us feel like welcome guests, this hotel left us feeling let down. It had very large bus and touring groups staying there, so maybe that's the way they feel they have to operate. But although our room was nice, and also spacious, we would not choose this hotel again. The food on the buffet was generally acceptable except for the absolutely inedible and rubbery cold fried eggs. The worst was when we were invited to use the swimming pool. We took showers, donned on swim suits, and cover-ups, and went to the pool. Towels, we were informed, would be 3 euros each. Or we could go back and bring towels from our room. So just because it seemed outrageous, we went back and brought our damp bath towels from the room (just one set for each had been provided). Then when I went to get in the pool, the woman pointed to the sign that said we had to shower first. I said I'd just taken a shower. She insisted I needed to take another there. I have to admit I was not happy, shook my head, and entered the hot tub! Childish, I admit, but here's what I wish all swimming pool guests would do (I didn't think of this until later): decline their 3 euro towels and say sweetly that you'll be fine walking through their hallways dripping wet on your way back to your room. Thanks for letting me vent!

We will come here again next time! Everything was perfect, air conditioning can be missing in summer. Apart from that, we were satisfied with everything. The staff is nice, the breakfast is perfect, the hotel is clean! Using the wellness department is a pleasure!

Very nice large hotel in the heart of the Julian Alps. Hiking and biking in the summer and a large number of ski runs in winter. Rooms are reasonably large and clean. Very extensive breakfast buffet included in room price. A good choice in Kranjska Gorae.

We arrived on a Wednesday night, a little tired due to delays both ends of our flight, however our rep from Inghams, the fabulous Katja, had made sure the hotel were aware of our delays to ensure we could grab dinner before it closed at 9 pm. If you book with Inghams and having the pleasure of having Katja as your host, you will discover for yourself how helpful, informative and good fun she is. Restaurant area First impressions on the restaurant area were very good, food for dinner is buffet style with clear chalk labels above the counters as to what it is, most evenings we all managed to find something. There’s a range of meat options, a couple of veggie options and a full salad/fruit area, coupled with an array of mini deserts so you don’t feel guilty taking more than one to try. The hotel asks you only take what you plan to eat to avoid food waste, so it’s good to take a taster and go back if you find something you like. On every night there is always a veggie soup and a meat broth option too. Breakfast includes bread and bread rolls, yogurt in a small fridge, and a variety of cheeses and meats to pick from as well as fruit, which can include bananas, apples, peaches/nectarines, grapes, plums, apricots. Hot options included scrambled eggs, and something described as bacon (very different from UK streaky bacon but that’s the closest it comes to) , sausages, and a frankfurter type sausage, there’s also a ratatouille options, Drinks include variety of teas and machine coffee eg. Espresso, latte and cappuccino. However, be aware the ‘fruit’ drink dispenser is not fruit juice and is instead squash. No fresh juices available at all. Staff in the restaurant area are attentive and at times too much so, the minute a plate is emptied, a waiter/ress pounces on it, and takes it away, this constant activity can make you feel ‘watched’ intensely! It’s kind of like having a human hover fly around at all times. Nonetheless all were welcoming and friendly. Wine if you order it is sold at 100ml glasses, which is somewhat small to the measures in the UK. A variety of soft drinks are on order, and you can’t have tap water on the table, and if you take your own bottle into the restaurant you are asked to remove it. Nonetheless the drinks aren’t too overpriced, and i can recommend the grapefruit Radler (a beer with flavouring, very refreshing). Rooms - We had booked the ‘superior room’ with a Mountain View. I’m not sure this room was any better than a standard room, only that it had a bit more floor space, we had a fold up cube chair, which clearly opened into a single bed, and an office chair, neither of which scream comfort. We had a balcony with two chairs and a small table. It was apparent along these balconies there were flower boxes which straddle the balcony next to you, however, these were all empty. Such a shame. Beds are essentially twins, which are made up as one bed if you want a double, they are roomy, with clean cr

The rooms are very old. There is a smell in the room, probably from the bathroom. Bathroom has mold on it, we found hair on the “clean” towel. Stuff is very friendley, they are trying to help. The rooms are dated, the hotel defenetly needs a renovation.