Where to stay in Slovenia?

On Metelkova Street, in the Tabor district, eight hundred metres from the town centre. A former prison turned art hostel, for those who want alternative Ljubljana on the doorstep.

The former Metelkova military prison: each cell was redesigned by a different artist, bars included.

On Gradaška Street, in the Trnovo district, a kilometre and a half from the town centre. A hostel for those who prefer a quiet district and walking to the banks of the Ljubljanica.

A large panoramic hotel for those who want to see Ljubljana from above, castle included. You get an evening above the rooftops after a day spent along the river.

On Miklošičeva cesta, in the centre, five hundred metres from the town centre. The city's historic grand hotel, for those who want the Triple Bridge and the market a stone's throw away.

An Art Nouveau building from 1905, one of the landmarks of Miklošičeva Street and of Secession Ljubljana.

On Cesta svobode, in Mlino, just under two kilometres from the town centre. A historic residence on the lakeshore for those who want calm and the Ojstrica viewpoint nearby.

Tito's former summer residence, kept in its 1950s décor, with grounds that run down to the lake.

On Cesta svobode, in Mlino, six hundred metres from the town centre, on the lakeshore. Bled's grand hotel, for those who want the island and the church from the window.

On Cesta Gorenjskega odreda, in Mlino, less than two kilometres from the town centre. A glamping site with treehouses for those who want to sleep in the trees a few minutes from the lake.

A simple hostel for sleeping near the caves rather than making the round trip from Ljubljana. You get an early entry, before the coaches, and Predjama Castle in the afternoon.

In Veliki Otok, in the Sovič area, just over two kilometres from the town centre. Bungalows in the forest for those who want to wake up in the karst with the caves a few minutes away.

A boutique hotel for those who want to sleep in Postojna with a little comfort before Predjama and the caves. You get a quiet evening in a small karst town.

On Alma Vivoda Street, in the old town, three hundred metres from the town centre. A hostel for those who want Tartini Square and the town walls on foot, keeping the budget for the sea.

In Fiesa, on the beach of the same name, a kilometre from the centre of Piran. A simple hotel for those who want a swim when they wake up and the old town a short walk away.