PAID CONTENT FOR GRAND PARK HOTEL ROVINJ


PAID CONTENT FOR GRAND PARK HOTEL ROVINJ


Grand Park Hotel Rovinj ROVINJ, CROATIA


Featuring untouched nature, a sunny Mediterranean climate and spectacular coastline dotted with many islands, Rovinj is one of Croatia’s top destinations. Grand Park Hotel Rovinj is nestled on the seafront overlooking Catarina Island and the charming Old Town. The hotel was designed by renowned Italian architect Piero Lissoni and is the flagship property of the Maistra Collection, part of Leading Hotels of the World. The striking cascading structure gives the hotel a


unique visual identity — it appears to almost blend into the surrounding landscape. The six floors of the hotel contain 198 rooms and 11 suites. In each room, there’s a leather-bound notebook with stories about the city of Rovinj and Croatia, as well as blank sheets in which guests can write down their own impressions and memories. The fantastic view continues to dazzle


guests from the windows and terraces of the six restaurants and bars, including the signature restaurant Cap Aureo and the Michelin-starred Agli Amici Rovinj. The crowning glory of Grand Park Hotel Rovinj is the Albaro Wellness & Spa, which is


steeped in Istrian traditions of wellness. Spanning almost an entire acre in terms of floor space, it extends over two floors and includes indoor and outdoor areas, along with outdoor and indoor pools; the latter located on the top floor of the hotel and offering stunning views of Rovinj Old Town and the marina. Each signature treatment begins with a shot of local rakija (a fruit-based traditional remedy) and vary from the signature Batana bodywork therapy to unique therapies inspired by the traditional healing medicinal herbs that grow in the surrounding area. While the hotel itself is reserved for guests, the


hotel’s ground floor is available to all visitors. It lies on the newly reconstructed Lungomare Plaza, the coastal promenade that features many stylish boutiques, bars and restaurants, including the exclusive Park Concept Store, which is similar to the Colette Concept Store in Paris or the Liberty Concept Store in London. The picture-perfect, vibrant Old Town of Rovinj is only steps away, with wonderful vistas and charming cobbled alleys lively with cafes and art galleries.


DON’T MISS Experience unique dining opportunities such as a private dinner in an ancient Roman amphitheatre in Pula


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KEY FEATURES • Cap Aureo restaurant, • Albaro Wellness & Spa • Lungomare Plaza shopping promenade


• Beach rooftop pool


KEY ACTIVITIES • Truffle hunting, olive oil or wine degustation


• Bike ride through the preserved forest park


KEY TREATMENTS • Batana bodywork • Olive press ceremony


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