Best Hotels in Piran
Explore Piran with 129 hotels near iconic landmarks, popular shopping streets, and top dining spots.
Boutique Hotel Portorose ★★★★
"The location is convenient. We stayed in the poolside double room. The amenities were a bit old, but the room was spacious. Breakfast was excellent with many options. However, the parking lot was very crowded, narrow and dark."
Hotel Palace Portoroz by Minor Hotels ★★★★★
"Great hotel, very friendly staff, very clean and great facilities. This was my second time there and I left very satisfied! There is an electric charging station for electric cars and if you ask the concierge they will do it promptly. Highly recommended."
Wellness Hotel Apollo – Terme & Wellness LifeClass ★★★★
"Bath room really have bad smell from the Drainage pipe , I stay for 2nights and smell every time when I started shower because I shower morning and evening. For the drinking water’s glass not really clean and the floor inside the room have some small stone like previous guest took with the shoes from out side and not clean the floor before we stayed. Staff very helpful and kind but hotel not really impressed."
Rooms Koblar ★★
"Rooms Koblar has been recently renovated and is really up to modern standards at a very reasonable price. It has all the comforts you might want: large screen tv, refrigerator in room, wifi, air-conditioning and heating, parking right in front of the room.Check in is automated, and 24 hours available. On the grounds there is a large terrace with furniture where you can spend an enjoyable evening with a glass of wine. ( This you need to buy nearby and bring along.) Downtown Portoroz is within walking distance and Piran is s short drive from here. Breakfast is not served, but there are various cafes nearby. The owner is very friendly and helpful."
Grand Hotel Bernardin ★★★★★
"I stayed in so many hotels in Slovenia, but this is the only hotel that requires a deposit. The hotel facilities are a bit old, but the room is quite big"
Hotel Piran ★★★★
"The hotel is centrally located and the rooms are fine, but there are a few things that soured my stay. I found the very strong, chemical-floral smell in the lobby and hallways particularly disturbing. Instead of a subtle hotel scent, there was a generic floral fragrance that was far too intense and unpleasant. The rooms themselves were okay, but for the price, I would have expected more. The biggest problem, however, is parking: You have to park in an external garage. While the hotel reimburses part of the cost, so you "only" pay €21 per day, it's still extremely expensive. If you don't know this beforehand, it can significantly impact your stay. All in all: Good location, but the smell and parking costs are real drawbacks."
Hotel Histrion ★★★★
"The hotel's location and the views from the rooms were great, but the parking lot was a bit of a walk away. It was a bit of a shame the outdoor pool wasn't open when I went in May 🥲"
Hotel Vile Park ★★★
"The hotel is located in a beautiful spot, right by the sea. The hotel itself is quite old and could use some renovation, but most importantly, it's clean. Despite free parking, it was difficult to find a space. Breakfast and access to the heated indoor saltwater pools are included in the price. Both are available at the neighboring Histrion Hotel."
Hotel Mirna - Terme & Wellness Lifeclass ★★★★
"No water pressure in the shower... no matter what time it was! My luggage wasn't in the room, and only two of the four beds were made up!"
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Hotel Lavender - Oleander Resort
"The hotel was OK, but definitely too expensive, even in high season. The rooms were big enough, clean and with a big bed. However, the walls are extremely thin, you can hear almost every noise from the neighboring rooms. The breakfast is only average. The mattress was too soft and the pillows were a disgrace. The location wasn't the best, right next to salt fields, but there was a very nice Italian restaurant within walking distance. For €150/night we definitely expect a better standard, or at least €50 less per night."
Remisens Hotel Lucija
"Everything was perfect, the staff was nice and friendly. Wide range of dishes. Highly recommended. A slight drawback is parking - it is available either on the street for a fee (at the hotel for a higher price) or in a parking lot that is slightly further away for a lower price. The hotel also offers parking in the building next door, but without their pass for a higher price. However, the hotel staff was very helpful in directing us to a parking lot nearby. Thank you all for beautiful holiday!"
Old Town Rooms Piran
"Pleasant stay in a well-maintained property just a 2-minute walk from the city center. Comfortable room with an excellent mattress, which ensured a good night's sleep. Luggage storage available."
Hotel Slovenija - Terme & Wellness LifeClass
"Best service ever experienced Keep up the good work!"
Apartments Vila Barka
Hotel Riviera - Terme & Wellness Lifeclass
"Stayed here whilst in Portoroz, it's located in a great spot directly opposite the Adriatic. However, that was the best part room was okay, bathroom was okay, horrible shower. We had a buffet dinner & were not served drinks until everyone had finished eating. My room wasn't serviced & breakfast was actually okay. I liked the coffee. Would I stay here again, probably not "
Bioenergy Resort Salinera Hotel
"Nice hotel with good location and excellent breakfast but the staff is very rude . They asked me 60 euros for a mini fridge and lost all the food products that I had bought as souvenirs."
Bioenergy Resort Salinera Apartments
"What can I say, we have extended, that should say it all"
Hotel Salinera
"It was nice, but I missed refrigerator in my room."
Hotel Svoboda - Terme Krka
"Be careful, the parking that used to be free for spa guests is now paid, they charge 3 euros per hour and in my opinion it's a rip-off, for about six hours of stay we paid a whopping 18 euros, after leaving 88 euros for entrances, only in Portofino have we paid such an expensive parking. We certainly won't set foot in there again!"
Guest House PachaMama
"I am writing this review from Room 41 at approximately 11PM on September 8, 2026, while we are still staying here. Our room is on the top floor, requiring us to climb four flights of stairs. Unfortunately, the biggest problem is the temperature. Starting around 4 PM, the room became unbearably hot and remained that way throughout the evening. It felt like being inside an oven. I went downstairs and asked the front desk if the thermostat could be adjusted. I was told that the thermostat could not be unlocked to lower the temperature, but that the room would become cooler. It did not. I then went back down the four flights of stairs and asked whether we could change rooms or have a portable fan. About 20 minutes later, the staff member came to our room and told us that the hotel had only one fan — and that fan was broken. We had to take cold showers simply to cool ourselves down. Unfortunately, as soon as the shower was over, we were immediately sweating again. At 11 PM, the room was still extremely hot. The room also has no proper chair and no desk or suitable table for a laptop, which makes it difficult even to sit comfortably or work. We stay in more than 50 hotels every year throughout Europe and Southeast Asia, ranging from budget properties to luxury hotels. This is one of the worst hotel experiences we have ever had. What is particularly disappointing is that we did not simply encounter a problem — we reported the problem and there was no workable solution offered. We could not lower the temperature, we could not get a working fan, and we were not offered another room. I strongly recommend that travelers staying in Piran consider other accommodations before booking this property, particularly if you are assigned a top-floor room."
Hotel Oleander - Oleander Resort
"We have been guests at the hotel for a few years. It's always all to our satisfaction. We're always happy to come back. Only the music in the Marinbar is a disaster. Partly 2 evenings in a row the same playlist. This is really no longer to stand. You should be able to expect a DJ to be able to create a changing music program over one to two weeks. Many people go when it plays down his list. It's funny that nothing happens. When the hotel manager puts on the sunset or lotus bar, the music is always super, the cabin is full and a super mood."
Vila Piranesi Apartments
"We stayed at Villa Piranesi in March 2025 for 3 nights. The receptions, the services, the room, the town, verything was perfect. We continued to our next stop at Opatija, Croatia after the wonder stay, Thats when we found out we have left behind about 800 euro in the bedroom drawer. We called the Villa reception and Ms XXX answerd the phone. She went into our room and found the money still in the drawer. She asked if she can take 15 euro from the stache as postage and send the money to our next hotel. With no surprise we got the money from the next hptel. Ms Mase kindness and honest made our stressful vacation into a very relaxing experience. Thanks you Villa Piranesi. Thank you Ms Mase."
Art Hotel Tartini
"Good location, nice environment"
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Piran Travel Information
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More Information About Piran Hotels
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1,231 |
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Total properties |
129 |
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£125 |
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Weekend Avg. Price |
£133 |
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Boutique Hotel Portorose |
FAQ – Hotels in Piran
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What is the average price of a hotel in Piran this weekend?
According to the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Piran this weekend is £114 per night. For a 4-star hotel, the average cost is £169 per night. If you're looking for a luxury experience, 5-star hotels in Piran this weekend typically cost £340 per night.
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How much do hotels in Piran cost per night on weekdays?
Based on the latest 12-month data from Trip.com, the average price for a 3-star hotel in Piran during weekdays is £110 per night. For a 4-star hotel, you can expect to pay around £156 per night. If you're seeking a luxury stay, 5-star hotels in Piran generally cost £332 per night on weekdays.
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What are the best places to stay in Piran?
Some of the best places to stay in Piran are near popular attractions like Tartini Central Square Piran, Cathedral of St George and Museum of Underwater Activities, offering easy access to key sights and amenities.
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What are the top hotels in Piran near Tartini Central Square Piran?
Some of the top hotels in Piran near Tartini Central Square Piran include Art Hotel Tartini (from £123), Vila Piranesi Apartments (from £73) and Hotel Piran (from £75), all offering easy access to Tartini Central Square Piran, making them ideal for visitors looking to explore the area.
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What are some of the best hotels in Piran?
The most popular Piran hotels for your stay: Boutique Hotel Portorose (from £73), Hotel Piran (from £75) and Barbara Piran Beach Hotel (from £73) are the preferred hotels.
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Which hotels in Piran are pet friendly?
Studio-Apartments Monfort (from £121) allows pets. Take your pets with you during your stay!
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Which hotels in Piran are worth visiting for their spa experience?
Feel tired from travelling? Boutique Hotel Portorose (from £73), Hotel Piran (from £75) and Grand Hotel Bernardin (from £103) provide highly rated spa services.
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Which hotels in Piran have swimming pools?
Boutique Hotel Portorose (from £73), Hotel Slovenija - Terme & Wellness LifeClass (from £129) and Grand Hotel Bernardin (from £103) are hotels with swimming pools. Stay at any of these hotels to enjoy a swimming pool!
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What hotels in Piran offer an especially good breakfast ?
Hotel Slovenija - Terme & Wellness LifeClass (from £129),Grand Hotel Bernardin (from £103) and Hotel Palace Portoroz by Minor Hotels (from £140) provide high-quality breakfast. Start your day with a delicious breakfast!
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