The latest addition to the Union empire is the former Hotel Astral, a warm and friendly hotel that caters predominantly to business customers midweek and leisure travellers at weekends. Long, monotonous corridors give way to attractive, good-sized and attractively furnished rooms… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A recent renovation of the business-oriented branch of the Grand Hotel Union has resulted in rooms that look more or less like the ones in the Executive (minus the Art Nouveau touches and more expensive rates). Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This 187-room hotel is the (mainly) Art Nouveau southern wing of a two-part hostelry built in 1905 and it's still the top dog in town. It has all the trimmings you'd expect from a top European hotel: we love the above-average-size rooms, all decorated in handsome cherry-wood furn… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

It's certainly luxurious, but there's something lacking in this deluxe 173-room hotel. The rooms are perfectly fine, the furnishings pleasant enough (the bathrooms are tiny), but the whole package just doesn't add up to the high-end prices. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A brand new, ultra-stylish four-star hotel with comfortable, high-tech rooms and a colourful designer look throughout may be just what the doctor ordered. But it's just that little bit too far out of town to cater for the non-business crowd, even though there is a free shuttle se… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This tower-block hangover from Socialist Yugoslavia (in a central if rather uninviting area) is central Ljubljana's best value mid-range choice. The rooms are a little basic but pleasant nonetheless. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Ljubljana goes high tech with this elegant new hotel on the outskirts of the city. It's a little removed from the centre but easy to access by public transport or hotel shuttle.The pervasive Japanese influence makes for thoroughly modern rooms equipped with fully-integrated flats… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This very attractive freestanding villa in the centre of the museum district has its own garden and 40 beds on three floors. It offers mostly hostel accommodation in three rooms with four to eight beds, but a double and an apartment with en suite facilities make it an attractive … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Beyond the 1970s-style lobby is quite a smart international hotel that was given a thorough once-over in 2002. The standard doubles are a little on the smallish side, but all the singles have queen-sized beds and there is wi-fi throughout the building. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

It's not much to look at from outside, but this is a very good hotel with 154 comfortable rooms, all with the usual mod cons includings ISDN lines and cable TV. Park Tivoli is just round the corner. Full Lonely Planet Review ›