Arcotel Hotel & Resorts Austria opened Zagreb's first design hotel. By following the world trends and adding the traditional Austrian charm, Arcotel has created a whole new and modern building that is offering new accommodation and possibilities, and the usual and non - conventional services. The hotel's interior, with bright new colors and natural components, creates a new and innovative atmosphere. The tribute is paid to the Mediterranean, what is obvious and one can feel it in the choice of fabrics, materials and colors used. 151 air-conditioned guest rooms are equipped with a unique multi comfort table, 2 settings of mood lighting, mini bar, safe, TV with DVD and internet connection. A Mediterranean restaurant offering Croatian and Austrian specialties, a relaxing lounge in Joe's bar, the wellness center on the 6th floor, as well as 3 connectable daylight conference and banqueting rooms and 2 business suites and an indoor parking are ready to welcome leisure and business revelers who like to enjoy a modern, urban life.
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Opened in 2003, the Arcotel Allegra is Zagreb's newest hotel and is very modern , with good amenities and attention to detail. Using colours and materials from Croatia, the character of the country has been incorporated into the design of the hotel. This includes an aquarium of sea fish in the lobby and various designs around the hotel such as the carpets in the bedroom depicting the world with Zagreb marked as a red dot. Innovative touches, such as moveable tables that can be put over the bed, a DVD player in every room, and a CD library all help to ensure an enjoyable stay. Of course, usual 4 star amenities are also available, bedrooms are air-conditioned and there is a Wellness Centre and parking is available. In addition, there is also an excellent restaurant and informal bar.
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The Branimir Centre, the complex that houses the Hotel Arcotel Allegra and a multiplex cinema, is located in the heart of the Croatian capital. The hotel has been designed as a wonderful Mediterranean haven for demanding guests. The lobby is reminiscent of an atrium in the south, where one would sit in order to escape from the heat. The lobby and restaurant contain sandstone color marble from Brac. The restaurant offers a daily changing menu with incredible Mediterranean specialties, and (because it is an Austrian- owned hotel) Austrian cuisine. The bar is an Italian-style café during the day, and, at night, one of the city's in- places. A plain design combined with the comfort of multifunctional furniture characterizes the rooms. Be sure not to miss a visit to the wellness area on the hotel's top floor. Besides doing something beneficial for yourself, you will also get to see a great view of the city. With Mediterranean flair, southern temperament, history, art and culture, the Croatian capital, which now boasts more than a million inhabitants, is full of facets. What's more, Zagreb is a city that has been able to keep its character and identity despite growth.
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