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De Ebrochures 8628 | Hotel Vojvodina, Zrenjanin Telenet Hotels Network | Serbia Hotel Vojvodina, Zrenjanin Media Center Zrenjanin Phone: +38164 5558581; +38161 6154768; www.booking-hotels.biz [email protected] Hotel Vojvodina, Zrenjanin The Vojvodina hotel became private property in 2004 and back then the new management set the aim of quality promotion of the hotel services as well as the aim of providing the type of services which will meet the needs of business people, taking into consideration the trends in the continuous economic development of Zrenjanin and the entire surrounding region. Due to the renovation work the hotel was closed for public in March 2007. This renovation has resulted in a new categorization of the hotel and in opening a modern hotel made to measure of modern business users but also to measure of all those people who wish to enjoy in Zrenjanin, in the authentic atmosphere of this region and its numerous cultural and entertaining events. To illustrate this claim we could mention that the staff of Vojvodina hotel is hurriedly preparing the hotel for obtaining a HACCP certificate which guarantees a constant quality of service on the level of the hotels which operate within the European Union countries and the countries members of the World Trade Organisation. Our greatest advantage is a completed system of supplies, since every day the hotel gets from the parent company Matijevic fresh ingredients for cooking various dishes of domestic and international cuisine. Today the Vojvodina hotel has the capacity of: 92 accommodation units, 76 of which are rooms [single, double and twin], 11 suites, 4 business suites and 1 room for the persons with special needs. Within the hotel there are two restaurants with a first-class menu which can host 400 people, a business center and a conference room with the most modern equipment and 260 seats, two smaller meeting rooms with 30 seats each, as well as a spa and fitness center. Apart from accommodating guests, the hotel can organize business conventions, conferences as well as festival and other programmes in the best possible way. Hotel Vojvodina has: 76 modernly equipped rooms, 35 double rooms and 41 twin rooms. For the purpose of providing the same, first-class treatment for all its guests, the hotel has taken care of equipping a room which is adjusted to the persons with special needs. For the guests who look for some special conveniences and comfort, the hotel offers 11 suites and 4 business suites. All the rooms have a bathroom [with a shower or a bath and a hairdryer], a mini-bar, a TV set, a direct telephone line, an Internet connection as well as thermoregulation for adjusting the temperature. Observing the high standards of modern hotel-keeping, we have separated floors for smokers and non-smokers. The hotel Conference Hall: with 260 seats is suitable for the needs and demands of business users. The hall is ideal for organizing congresses, seminars, business meetings, presentations, trainings and for organizing other business activities. The hall has modern multimedia equipment. Apart from the Conference Hall, hotel Vojvodina has two smaller halls with capacity of 30 people, which are completely suitable for smaller business meetings. There is an Aperitif Bar within the Business Center. page 1 / 10 Spa Center: in the Vojvodina hotel we firmly believe that it is necessary to accomplish a balance between a dynamic everyday business life on the one hand and daily rest on the other hand. We also believe that it is necessary to forget completely, whenever possible, the exhausting tempo of living which is imposed to us by our business needs. Our Spa Center gives the hotel guests an opportunity to relax and enjoy to the full whenever they need this. A Finnish sauna, a bath for hydro massage and a gym are at your disposal every day from 10 am to 10 pm. We invite you to treat yourself with a short break in the pleasant atmosphere of our Spa Center, which will surely give you fresh energy and make you feel refreshed and ready for new business and personal successes. PRICE LIST in Hotel Vojvodina, Zrenjanin Index Room Type Price Maximum Minimum From Date Up to Date Room Type (EUR) person days Code 1/1 Daily Room usage 17.70 1 1-9-2011 20 * Prices in tabel presented in EUR, per person per night. OTHER SERVICE in Hotel Vojvodina, Zrenjanin Index Service Type Price (EUR) Service No FREE Room service 0.00 7004 * Prices in tabel presented in EUR, per person per service. Zrenjanin Serbia Zrenjanin has many places of interest like City Hall, the Cathedral, Freedom Square, King Aleksandar I Street, etc. Hotel "Vojvodina" is situated on Liberty Square. There is a Tourist Information Office in the building of National Museum [Suboticeva 1]. First about the people! To meet the wonderful multi-national conglomerate with the famous local type of "Lala" [nickname for local residents of Vojvodina]. The pupils' tourism with ideal educative and recreation contents. Sports tourism. Good hotels with delicious food and jagged sports infrastructure. Medical tourism. A neighboring spa "Rusanda" in Melenci with famous healing mud and even more famous "shepherd" [lamb] stew. Hunting tourism and fishing. Ecka. Carska bara. Ornithological fauna. And in the very town? Many remnants of the middle-class building, a lot of unusual stories, a lot of curiosities. Face of the town. From Trg slobode [Freedom Square] do Trg Republike [Square of Republic]. Baroque building of the Zrenjanin Municipality [from 1820], Catholic church [with famous organ from 1864, Library "Zarko Zrenjanin" [you should buy book written by Todor Manojlovic], inevitable Mc Donalds [all ingredients are domestic but the formula is foreign!], The Bence palace, The Uspen Orthodox Temple [1743], Pedestrian bridge [the very place where the Beckerek bridge was located previously]. A short break in the brewery restaurant "Cetir' konja debela" [four fat horses]. Return by the other side of the main street. The Tuner palace ["Seherezada"]. You should ask what sort of a monster has build the Water tower in such an environment. Visit of the magnificent National Theatre "Tosa Jovanovic" [1839] is a must. You should pass by or enter the Museum and come to the Small bridge. You have to stop here. When you cast a round glance, you will see the most beautiful ambient area of the town: Music school, High school, Cultural Center, Reformation Church, court palace and an unusual rarity - remnants of the town Begej river course which is now called The Lake. __________________________________________________________ page 2 / 10 Ecka Only nine kilometers south of the Zrenjanin center there is Ecka - the best known place on the tourist map of the town and its neighborhood. There are several reasons for this. Previously, this was the seat of the Lazar counts aristocracy. Lazar Lukac, an Armenian from Erdelj, has bought in 1781. the huge property from the Vienna palace and was the founder of the family which ruled Ecka for whole 160 years. Their castle "Kastel", which was raised in the English style, has become the center of the social and cultural life greater than in the Beckerek itself. In this settlement, in which Serbs and Rumanians live in harmony for ages, the attention of a guest should be paid to the three buildings of spiritual and building culture: Serbian and Rumanian Orthodox and Catholic church. From Ecka you reach the same-named fishpond quickly [2 km], which is famous in Europe. Finally, Ecka has a significant place on the Fine Arts map of Yugoslavia. For four decades there is an Art Colony here and a collection of modern art today contains more than two thousand paintings and is being enriched every year. __________________________________________________________ Kastel Ecka An aristocracy castle of the Lazar counts in Ecka was built in 1820. by Lazar Agoston. The entire Ecka was owned then by this rich Armenian family. At the opening ceremony of this castle, count Esterhazi, the richest aristocrat of Hungary from that time was present, and the nine-years old music talent Franc List played the piano and amazed everyone present with his talent. For many years after this pompous events relating to the opening of the Ecka castle, people kept talking about those unforgettable days when even the poorest villager felt the joy of this unusual celebration. The castle and its beautiful surrounding was used by the Lazar family until 1893. when its last descendant died. The estate heads kept changing until the end of the II World War. Turned into a hotel and a restaurant, the Ecka castle "Kastel" attracts the attention of visitors even today and its surrounding silently witnesses about the rich and tumultuous history created here for centuries Melenci - On the sixteenth kilometer of the Zrenjanin - Kikinda road, north of the town, there is a place called Melenci - one of the biggest Vojvodina villages on the edge of which, in the pine wood, there is a spa and a resort Spa Rusanda, famous far and wide for its mud bath which was exported previously into the European capitals. In Melenci, there is also one of the last preserved mills on wind - the Bosnjak windmill. At the Orthodox cemetery, there is an unique Chapel of Dimitrijevic, the iconostasis of which was painted by one of the greatest Serbian painters Uros Predic. The Bosnjak Windmill - The Bosnjak windmill at the exit of Melenci towards Kikinda was built in 1891. It had three pairs of milling stones and all sorts of grains were milled there. Today, it is one of the two preserved windmills in Banat. According to a register from 1885, there were 280 windmills in Banat and Backa. __________________________________________________________ The Rusanda SPA - The special hospital for physical medicine and rehabilitation "Rusanda" officially started to work on May 20th 1867 as an endowment of Josif and Ana Klaic to the "griveous Serbian people".
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