Traditional elements in the architecture of our resorts
Each new renovation incorporates local architectural elements into the design of our accommodation facilities, swimming pools, and other facilities. While staying at our Rikli Balance Hotel in Bled, you can learn about spruce trees from Pokljuka, about the Carniolan honey bee, about the gingerbread heart, and about traditional embroidery from the Gorenjska region, or take a break in the style of Arnold Rikli, who is considered the pioneer of health tourism in Bled. The rooms at Hotel Park have been furnished with spruce wood, while also capturing the symbolism of water, of Lake Bled, and of the forest. On the coast, Hotel Histrion at the St. Bernardin Resort Portorož welcomes you with dry stone walls, Istrian shutters, and oak trees typical of this part of Slovenia, while the rooms tell stories of lavender, of the sea, and of olive trees. The latter can also be experienced at the resort’s renovated Hotel Vile Park Premium. At Terme 3000 – Moravske Toplice, all three hotels tell stories of Prekmurje. The rooms of the 5-star Hotel Livada Prestige feature Prekmurje straw and corn husk weaving, which are unique elements of handicraft tradition; buckwheat motifs are featured at every turn in Hotel Ajda (in the pillows, in the interior of the swimming pool, and in the restaurant); and the swimming pools at Hotel Termal tell the story of crystals and rocks with beneficial effects.
