Hotels in Slovenia

Travel to Slovenia and stay in NH Hotels! This diverse country is in Central Europe, surrounded by Alpine landscapes and a stretch of the Adriatic Sea. It has more than 1,000 castles, some located on beautiful cliffs and in intriguing caves. You will feel as if you are inside a fairy tale while travelling through its incredibly diverse landmarks.

Are you wondering where to stay in Slovenia? NH Hotels are an excellent option, with modern amenities and ideally located near the Adriatic coastline.

Is Slovenia worth visiting?

Without a doubt, Slovenia is worth visiting. It is a country that embraces the best of the Pannonian, Mediterranean and Alpine regions. A place with a strong commitment to sustainability and a rich cultural heritage with contemporary expressions.

Locals like to say its name hides the word “love”, and it certainly feels that way. It’s an ideal destination for slow travellers, couples and nature lovers, offering a relaxed pace, close connections to nature and a genuine sense of balance between tradition and modern life.

Which part of Slovenia should I visit?

Slovenia is a small country that allows you to move from the Alpine mountains to the blue Adriatic Sea in just a couple of hours. Start with Ljubljana, the country’s capital and one of Europe’s smallest capitals. Known for its old town, riverside cafés and green spaces, it’s a great starting point for discovering the best places to visit in Slovenia, combining culture, history and a relaxed atmosphere.

For relaxation by the seaside, you should visit the Adriatic coastline and stay in its charming towns such as Piran and Portorož. This region is ideal for travellers looking for coastal scenery, wellness experiences and leisurely days by the clear Adriatic waters.

If you are travelling for natural landmarks, the Julian Alps are home to alpine landscapes, lakes and hiking trails, while Pohorje offers dense forests and outdoor activities year-round. In Notranjska (Inner Carniola), you’ll find the beautiful countryside, caves and traditional villages, perfect for slow travel and outdoor experiences.

What to see in Slovenia?

Slovenia’s best places to visit include the old town of its capital Ljubljana, where you can also see its stunning castle on the hill and its traditional dragon statues guarding its bridges.

The country also has a scenic Adriatic coastline of around 46 km, famous for its clear waters, salty beaches, historic towns and seaside promenades.

Nature lovers will be captivated by the Julian Alps, home to Triglav National Park, Lake Bled and its island, and the emerald waters of the Soča Valley. In the southern regions of the country, the Karst Plateau, Škocjan Caves and the coastal landscapes near Piran offer a mix of dramatic scenery and outdoor activities.

When deciding what to see in Slovenia, you’ll find a diversity of landscapes and cultural landmarks, and NH Hotels offer a comfortable base from which to explore the country’s most popular destinations.

What are Slovenia’s most famous dishes?

Slovenian cuisine has hearty dishes inland and lighter flavours along the coast. Some of its more traditional and popular dishes are potica, its most iconic dessert, a rolled pastry with sweet filling. And the national pork sausage, Kranjska klobasa, served with sauerkraut and beer.

If you are by the Adriatic Sea, we recommend trying brodet, a fish stew, typically served with polenta. And on the west side of the country, taste the dumplings idrijski žlikrofi often served with meat sauce or lamb.

During Easter or Christmas, you shouldn’t miss Pečenka, a flavourful slow-roasted pork, veal or lamb, made especially for family gatherings.

How to get to Slovenia?

You can reach Slovenia viaLjubljana Airport, its main international gateway, or through nearby airports in Italy, Austria or Croatia. The country is also easy to enter by train or bus from surrounding cities such as Zagreb or Trieste. Driving is straightforward if you’re already in the region and want to enjoy a scenic road trip.

What is the best way to get around Slovenia?

Trains and buses are an efficient and convenient way to travel around Slovenia. The public transport network connects major cities, making it easy to travel between Ljubljana, the Adriatic coast, and alpine regions.

Driving is also a great option if you want more flexibility. Renting a car allows you to explore Slovenia at your own pace.