Hotel Lovran, Croatia
Reserved for
Historic Mediterranean
LOVERS.
Sit back, close your eyes, feel the sun on your face, let the airy sea breeze play with your hair, inhale the scent of the gentle Adriatic sea, feel the energy of the magnificent Mediterranean history.
Stay in the moment. Relax your thoughts.
Your time has come. Welcome to Hotel Lovran.
Your perfect Mediterranean escape has just begun.
Looking Forward to Summer
…don’t miss your chance for a holiday with superb affordable rates…book already today…
Rate includes:
- accommodation in selected room
- buffet breakfast
- free wi-fi internet connection
Looking Forward to Summer
…don’t miss your chance for a holiday with superb affordable rates…book already today…
Rate includes:
- accommodation in selected room
- buffet breakfast
- free wi-fi internet connection
Looking Forward to Summer
…don’t miss your chance for a holiday with superb affordable rates…book already today…
Rate includes:
- accommodation in selected room
- buffet breakfast
- free wi-fi internet connection
Hotel Lovran, the ultimate comfort
- © Vladimir Franolić
A historic hotel
located in the Mediterranean park in the heart of the city of Lovran and a magnificent view of the Kvarner bay.
The ultimate comfort
- © 360 Provideo
Sunny city
with its 2,230 hours of sunshine per year on average, perfect for an all-year-round escape.
Boutique hotel with rich history
Lovran was first mentioned in the 7th century as Lauriana and became a popular winter spa resort amongst European aristocrats at the turn of 19th and 20th century due to its mild Mediterranean climate and healthy sea air. With its churches, medieval frescoes, Glagolitic inscriptions, narrow paved streets, stone houses and old villas, Lovran can claim to be one of the best preserved old towns in the whole Adriatic area.
Did you know?
Lovran received its name from laurel (Laurus nobilis), the Mediterranean shrub or small tree. Its leaves are commonly used in the culinary world as well as in alternative health remedies as it is full of antioxidants, but its true stardome comes from the ancient Greece and Rome.
Laurel leaves were used to make wreaths that were worn on a person’s head to symbolize victory, also seen on Caesar and his statues. It was also a symbol of Greek god Apollo and therefore symbolises victory, honor and peace.
