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Hotel in Piran
Set in the heart of Piran Old Town just steps away from the seaside promenade, Second Life in Piran - Hotel Zala offers free WiFi access.
Very clean and cosy new hotel. Great location and very nice staff. Breakfast was tasty. Would recommend!
Hotel in Piran
Featuring a private beach, Barbara Piran Beach Hotel is located in the most beautiful, greenest and quietest part of the Slovenian coast, directly on the seaside.
Friendly staff, clean room, great location, good breakfast, perfect beach bar
Hotel in Piran
Featuring 4-star accommodations, Hotel Piran is located in Piran, 328 feet from Tartini Square and 656 feet from St. George's Parish Church.
nice location , clean and stuff is amazing . they also offer shuttle to parking garage
Hotel in Piran
Boasting a terrace, Art Hotel Tartini is set in the heart of Piran. The hotel was completely renovated in 2018 with finishing touches provided by one of the most famous Slovenian artists.
It is old building but renovate in very good condition. The location is very good to walk to all the attractions. Even in the night is also good to walk out to take picture. The staff is very friendly and helpful as well.
Hotel in Piran
Enjoying a beachfront location in Piran, Hotel Fiesa provides air-conditioned accommodations with free WiFi access. An à la carte restaurant and a bar are at the guests' disposal.
Our balcony room was so romantic! We watched a rain storm roll in from the sea - it was memorable. Breakfast was excellent.
Piran
Piraneska offers free Wifi and rooms with air conditioning in Piran. The property is around 17 miles from Aquapark Istralandia, 23 miles from San Giusto Castle, and 23 miles from Piazza Unità...
Great location. Quiet. Spacious.
Piran
Set just 984 feet from the Main Square in Piran, B&B Miracolo di Mare Retro offers a lush garden with tables and chairs where breakfast is served.
Super friendly host family, Room with a terrace, Good breakfast in the garden, Discount on Parking (free shuttle to the city)
Piran
Apartments Lara Renovated 2023 provides beachfront accommodations in Piran. Featuring a garden, the 3-star apartment has air-conditioned rooms with free Wifi.
We were unable to make it to this property as our plans changed last minute. It was a non-cancellable reservation and we had already paid. The owner, Uroš, was kind enough to offer us a stay at the property the next time we are able to make it to Piran. We are yet to take up on the offer but are extremely appreciative of the thoughtfulness and consideration. We look forward to staying at the property in the near future, and will leave another review after our stay. Thank you again, Uroš, and we look forward to meeting you and Lara!
Piran
Offering compact rooms with free Wi-Fi, Hostel Piran enjoys a central location in the town's pedestrian zone, surrounded by boutiques and bars and just 328 feet from the beach.
Great staff.. Awesome location 50m from shop.. 100m from sea.. If possible get the terrace suite. 👌😁
Piran
Surrounded by views of the inner courtyard, Piran Rooftop Apartments is a sustainable apartment in Piran, offering guests an environmentally friendly accommodation close to Punta Piran Beach.
Very comfortable place for travellers
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Wonderful small town on the sea coast, with great restaurants, beautiful views, nice shops, lots of history. I ate along the sea walk several times, got a local private tour, took a bus to the nearest town Portoroz. Would highly recommend seeing Piran!
Right up there with the Amalfi Coast and Cinque Terra in the gorgeous seaside village sweepstakes. Breathtaking views everywhere you look. Pretty main square with beautiful 18th and 19th century architecture. Crystal clear water for swimming, although there are no sand beaches, but piers and jetties. Lots of nice restaurants with sea / sunset views
Piran is a very compact town so it is easy to walk but take care with the uneven cobblestones. There is a wide range of eating places. The cement area in front of the sea was a surprise: there is no sand. The free shuttle was handy for getting luggage from the very expensive parking garage (the only option for visitors). Our hostess, Bruna, was a memorable part of the visit.
Piran is an idyllic peninsula of Slovenia, it's a very small village and therefore; I wish I'd stayed less than the 3 nights I did. The nearby towns are bigger and more touristy and have little to offer in terms of culture. I'd highly recommend using Piran for its ferries, the walking tour that includes food tasting and the salt spa/pans that are able to be reached by bus. But, also relaxing in the sun by the sea and enjoying the delicious restaurants.
We really enjoyed Piran because we experienced it solely on foot. We left our car at our apartment on the hilltop. You can enter Piran by car through a policed barrier or park in the public car parks on the hilltop or cliffside but they looked pricey and very busy - cars queueing. Piran has atmosphere, lots of charm and character from the fine square with its clock tower boasting views over to Italy (modelled on the tower in San Marco Venezia) The maze of tiny streets with peeling paint in ice cream colours, laundry flying from balconies, geraniums pouring from window boxes, a fine harbour, places to swim and some fabulous restaurants made this town a delight to explore. It feels very southern mediterranean with its crystal clear blue green waters, gelato cafes selling pistachio and peach ice cream. Everyone was friendly when I tried to order in Slovenian. Locals wish you Good Day We felt Slovenia was a top destination with so many contrasts from bear-watching to climbing in the Julian Alps, kayaking over Lake Cerknica and white-water rafting on the Soca River - what a country!
Piran is beautiful and definitely worth a visit however there are a lot of hills so be prepared. I also would recommend coming by car, as we had planned to take the bus. It arrived full and then we had to spend €150 on a taxi as there wasn't another bus that day. Even if you have a ticket you are not guaranteed a seat which is a terrible system.