The facts: Hotel Monte Mulini (Croatia)
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The facts: Hotel Monte Mulini (Croatia)
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Category: Europe - Croatia -
This is a press release selected by our editorial committee and published online for free on 2011-09-20
Hotel Monte Mulini is set into the hillside overlooking a small bay minutes from Rovinj town centre, and is surrounded by dense Mediterranean flora and the natural ambience of the protected forest “Zlatni Rt”.
The hotel’s superb architecture harmoniously blends in with its natural environment and makes maximum use of the Mediterranean light and the stunning views. Interiors feature contemporary and elegant design, and the use of warm colours and natural, luxurious materials creates an ambiance of warm soothing luxury.
Hotel Monte Mulini comprises spacious 109 rooms and 10 suites, all with a sea view. Aiming to provide 5-star standards of luxury the hotel includes a spa and wellness centre, beauty parlour, a state of the art sports and fitness centre and hotel boutiques.
The hotel aims to set the highest culinary standards in Croatia with its slow food gourmet restaurant located in a traditional wine vault, offering an impressive wine list of 500 high quality wines.
The hotel's attractive and multifunctional Mediterranean a la carte terrace restaurant has a capacity of 198 seats, with facilities for banqueting and gala dinner organization. The restaurant holds 128 covers inside with a further 70 seats on the terrace, overlooking the pool and gardens
The final appearance of the new hotel has been entirely designed by the world famous London architectural studio WATG.
About Maistra
Maistra d.d. is one of the leading hotel companies in Croatia and it is a part of Adris Group. Maistra's Tourist Facilities are situated in prestigious locations in Rovinj and Vrsar, two beautiful tourist destinations with unique natural, historical and cultural values. Maistra d.d has ambitious plans of development and brand structuration of tourist products and offers. In compliance with the set goals, Maistra seeks to become a leader for further tourism development in the region.
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