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Fact Sheet Points of Interest Accommodations Amenities and Services HOTEL FACT SHEET POINTS OF INTEREST ACCOMMODATIONS AMENITIES AND SERVICES Dating back to 1925 and completely renovated in 2004, · National Theatre · Botanical Garden · Archaeological Museum · Two signature restaurants ROOM TYPE SIZE (sqm) # Esplanade Zagreb flawlessly merges the best of 21st century comforts · Museum of Contemporary Art · Mimara Museum · Gallery of Naïve Art Superior 25 146 · Health Club with fitness area, Spa therapies, facial and body treatments with art deco tradition. Revered throughout the region and lauded for its · Stossmayer Promenade · The main city square, “Jelačić plac” · The Upper Deluxe 35 43 · Outstanding conference facilities with spectacular ballroom impeccable standards of service, the hotel is an icon in Zagreb’s colourful Town · Museum of Broken Relationships · Lake Jarun urban resort Junior suite 52 5 · Business centre history, with its Oleander Terrace once described as “where the Balkans Deluxe suite 60 13 · Free wireless super fast Internet access end and civilization begins”. TRANSPORTATION Presidental suite 120 1 · Turn-down service with domestic produces · Luxury bath menu · Zagreb Airport: 25-minute drive · Central Bus Station: 10-minute walk · L’Occitane luxury cosmetics · Main Railway Station: 1-minute walk · 208 spacious and beautifully furnished rooms which capture the history of the building while seamlessly blending in contemporary touches · Free overnight shoeshine service N · All rooms have free-to-use hard-wired and wireless super fast internet · 24-hour room, laundry and concierge service MIHANOVIĆEVA ULICA THE HOTEL access, in-room entertainment systems, personal bars and spacious and · Valet parking and limousine service · Built in 1925 for passengers of the famous Orient Express elegant marble bathrooms with heated floors and mirrors · “Very Important Dog” programme · The most gracious building in Zagreb – considered to be the national heritage RESTAURANTS AND BARS BUSINESS FACILITIES · Old charm and up-to-date facilities ESPLANADE · Twelve versatile venues that can adapt to accommodate groups from an ZAGREB · Top Chef and one of the best Restaurants in Croatia Zinfandel’s Restaurant: widely regarded as Croatia’s best restaurant, this intimate gathering to a grand gala event HOTEL · Serving the best Štrukli (local delicacy) in town fine dining restaurant with chef Ana Grgić, promises a culinary journey with · The elegant Emerald Ballroom, with its domed soaring roof, makes it a · For many years home to many world famous celebrities a contemporary take on traditional Croatian cuisine TRG KRALJA TOMISLAVA TRG KRALJA HAULIKOVA ULICA HAULIKOVA stylish venue for large banquets of up to 250 people · Received many recognitions and awards for impeccable service, Le Bistro: famous for it’s celebration of seasonal local produces and · All meeting rooms offer natural daylight, state-of-the-art amenities, design and food traditional favourites, Le Bistro blends Croatian cuisine with Parisian traditions extensive audio-visual facilities, secretarial services and on hand technicians ULICA GRGURA NINSKOG Esplanade 1925: an über stylish art deco lounge and cocktail bar run by Croatia’s · Hotel offers one of the finest outside catering services in town number 1 mixologist Oleander Terrace: the very essence of high society, a popular dining place with a champagne bar and stunning views Esplanade Zagreb Hotel Ul. Antuna Mihanovića 1 • 10000 Zagreb • Croatia T. +385 1 4566 666 • F. +385 1 4566 050 [email protected] www.esplanade.hr.
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