Atelier Hotel

I really enjoyed my stay here! The staff was super friendly and welcoming, and the location is excellent for exploring Ljubljana. The room was clean and comfortable, and the breakfast was very good with plenty of choices to start the day.

The room windows faced the street, so there was a bit of noise during sleeping hours. Light sleepers might be disturbed.

Spotless room. Staff were very friendly and helpful.

It’s a bit dated and our room was on the first floor by the reception desk and right next to a set of stairs so it was quite noisy at night with guests coming in late.

We had a wonderful stay at Atelier Hotel! The location is excellent, just a short walk from the city centre, and having the possibility to park our car was a big plus. Our room was lovely, comfortable, and spotlessly clean. What really made our stay special, though, was the incredibly kind and welcoming staff! They took the time to explain all the main attractions and places worth visiting in Ljubljana, giving us plenty of useful tips to explore the city. To top it all off, we even received a little gift bag at check-out, which was such a thoughtful and unexpected surprise! A fantastic experience from start to finish. We would definitely stay here again and highly recommend it to anyone visiting Ljubljana!

Good A/C; nice duvet/bedspread; nice shower, impressive light switches

CASH ONLY!!! This was not indicated on Booking.com and luckily we had enough cash that we didn’t have to use their private ATM with outrageous fees!! Strangest hotel we’ve stayed in EVER!! Entrance is in a dark, grungy, grimy alley that leads to an even worse parking area for cars. The hotel entry is right next to a room and down a long, dark hallway. Very odd! No Elevator! The hallway to our room was like a strange maze, unlike anything I’ve ever experienced. Upon entering our room, it was floor to ceiling dark wood paneling with a dark wood floor. It felt really odd! There was a 2’ x 2’ wood paneled column in the middle of the room that you had to walk around to get to the refrigerator (which was on the floor) or the window (which looked out to an old, grungy building or to the dark wooden desk. It’s hard to adequately describe, but it was odd! The bathroom was the best part, as it was very modern, but again, it was off that they covered the walls from floor to ceiling and the floors in a dark gray tile that made it really dark. There was no toilet paper holder! There were no electric outlets next to the bed for CPAP machines or charging if iPhones, Apple Watches or iPads, but we found they had use an extension cord UNDER the bed for the bedside lights, so we used their extension cord. We would not stay here again, as it was just too strange to us, especially considering that there are two normal hotels just down the street.