Hotel Piran

There is an internet point on the second floor of the hotel where you can surf the internet and receive and send e-mails. Hotel Piran offers to all guests a possibility of internet access almost from all rooms. Guest can use also Wireless Wifi Internet connection which it's available within the hotel area.

We are particularly proud of our reading-room and its varied collection of books. Guests can read books or newspapers here in peace.

There is a wide range of gourmet delicacies including fresh sea food and meat dishes that can be enjoyed in the Mirolanda hotel restaurant. Your breakfast will be served in the Panorama room on the top floor overlooking the gulf. At the end of the day you can admire romantic sunsets from the terrace.

The rooms and apartments are looking either over the sea or the town.

All the rooms with a sea view have balconies from which you can admire the wonderful sunsets to be seen in this part of the Mediterranean.

The city has preserved it's medieval appearance with narrow streets and little squares. On hot summer days you can cool down between its old walls and enjoy endless walks in the evenings. Because of its unique location the town resembles a large open-air museum with medieval architecture and a rich cultural heritage. On many houses you will see the sign of the lion in memory of the Venetians who governed Piran at the end of the 13th century.
The greatest attraction is the Venetian red house from the middle of the 15th century on Tartini square.

Among the many churches in Piran there are two remarkable ones - the Cathedral of St. George and St. Madona of Health. The church of St. George is situated on the hill overlooking the city. St. George is the patron saint of Piran. The church was founded in the 12th century and in 17th cenury it got a Venetian campanile and baptistery.

A nice walk across Tartini square towards the cape brings you to the church of St. Madona with its round tower. Tartin square has been the centre of the town since the end of the 13th century. It is named after the famous composer and violinist Giuseppe Tartini, who was born in 1692 in the house near the square, known as Tartini house. For the 200th anniversary of Tartini's birth, the Venetian artist Antonio dal Zotto created the bigger-than-life bronze statue of the ''maestro'' in 1896. The statue dominates the square, which is the cultural and government centre of the town. Besides historical buildings surrounding the square you can find the post office, the bank and many shops and restaurants.

Please be informed that the traffic in Piran is limited. You can park your car at the big "Parking Place Fornace" in front of Piran or in the "Garage House Piran" above the Piran. Nevertheless, you can still drive to our Hotel to give out your luggage. Free bus runs every 15 minutes from Fornace to the center of Piran.

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Total  7.5 Based on 150 reviews

Staff 7.9 Services 7.2 Clean 8.2 Comfort 7.3 Value for money 6.9

Show scores of: All reviewers 150 Solo travellers 14 Young couples 49 Mature couples 48 Families with young children 7 Families with older children 8 With friends 19 Groups 5

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