Grand Hotel Rogaska Resort

Beautiful hotel from Habsburg monarchy, with crystal hall and a nice view on park. Rooms are renovated and very nicely decorated, although in bathroom they lack some amenities. Food is excellent, exquisite sweets, also without lactose. Main dinner sale and the rest of the hotel could be renovated again. Generally, it is a very chick place to stay, very polite staff, but would need a small extra touch of general manager to make magnificent as it was.

The hotel is a hundred year palace type. One in the long complex of different hotels around the water and the medical centre. Beware that the same price rooms can differ in size seriously. Check yourself before taking one. Food is the only bad thing but it is the same in all the hotels around. The solution is amazing family restaurants around but you should have a car.

Amazing stay at Rogaška once again. The hotel is beautiful and the staff are helpful and friendly. The rooms are lovely, and ours had an amazing view. The food was excellent, with a wide variety to choose from.

An outdated hotel designed for the elderly. The food is poor, overcooked and mostly bland. We couldn't arrange massage treatments because there was fully booked. The town is boring and there's nothing to do there.

The hotel is neat, clean and pleasant. The staff was very friendly, at dinner we ordered bottles of mineral water that we couldn't drink and the waiter prepared them for us for the next day. The rooms are large and comfortable. What we didn't like was the pool, which is really small. Dinner alone lasts 2 hours and the dishes that were tasty were constantly missing, some salads were not refilled after they were used up. The cakes were bland, but the rest of the food is mostly delicious. The part where it's like a playroom for smaller children is pretty much stuck in a corner and a bit boring, adults with children have nothing to do except sit on 2 couches and that's it.

The building is amazing, and the staff is nice and polite. However, management should be present and managing the staff better. The owners does not deserve a building like this. This property should be part of the Four Seasons chain, not a falling-apart museum building. Breakfast is really bad and not good. The F&B manager is nowhere around, there are no waiters, no service, and only one cook.

Stayed 4 nights in this comfortable and charming hotel with a grand ballroom from 1912. The first room that was allocated was an attic room facing the back road. After some discussion the room was changed to quieter one facing the front on the second floor. ||This room was ideal even if some of the music from the grand ballroom was audible. This room had a king bed, large cupboard with lots of coat hangers and a large safe. There was a bathroom with a wash basin, toilet and bathtub with a step in shower PLUS a second toilet in a separate room. The magnifying mirror in the bathroom was a good addition. Plenty of towels and thick bathrobes and slippers were provided. There was a couch and table in the annex as well as a desk and fridge. Coffee and tea making facilities were provided but not enough tea bags or any fresh milk. ||Both breakfast and dinner were a large buffet with a large variety of cooked meats, fish and salads. ||The sauna was relaxing experience on a cold day as was the cafe with music from a record player on the ground floor.||It was a lovely stay, even when on rainy days and would most certainly stay again in the same room.||Negatives: |The internet was very slow at times and needs to be improved. |The range of fresh fruit for breakfast could also be improved to include berries for breakfast and and more cooked vegetables (besides potatoes) for dinner.

Excellent place to visit. Very proffesional staff and tasty cousine! A place to come back too!