Ramada Hotel & Suites by Wyndham Kranjska Gora

Great balcony views of mountains and town. Ideally located and convenient to walk to shops and restaurants. Rooms are clean and come with a microwave, sofa and writing table. Breakfast buffet is extensive with lots of options. Sufficient for a short stay.

Dated hotel, looks like something from the 70s, certainly not 4* but more 3* Not enough plugs, no aircondition, dinner served at sister hotel down the road. Staff do their best and breakfast is quite good. The plus point is its central location a stones throw from the pedestrian area and there is a supermarket just across the road.

Ww had a great stay at the Ramada, it looks a bit shabby from the outside but we had a great room , really clean, lovely comfy beds , great balcony , even though the hotel was full it was really quite, breakfast menu was extensive and available if you were late, only downside was the bar and restaurant inthe hotel were closed so we had to eat at the other Ramada restaurant down the street, but the food was excellant with many choices

This was the 3rd time visiting Kranjska Gora and 2nd time staying at Ramada Hotel & Suites, having first stayed there pre-pandemic. Unfortunately this stay was nowhere near to as good as the first time. We emailed the hotel several.months in advance requesting two adjacent rooms as travelling with our son if possible or at least rooms on the same floor - son was put on ground floor and us on first floor. Check in straightforward, reception staff efficient and professional at all times. Hotel is now very dated but its selling point is the location, just a few minutes walk to tge ski slopes and right in the middle of the village. Room - very tired, dated and in desperate need of updating. Opened wardrobe door to find previous occupiers rubbish still in it. 2 single beds pushed together to make a double and the mattress protectors kept sliding off in the night. Very thin but lumpy pillows and two tissue thin duvets. Requested more pillows but checked out still waiting for them to be supplied! Only one plug socket in room so take an extension lead with you. No fan or air conditioning in room - very hot and stuffy but can't easily get fresh air as only ventilation is door onto balcony and very noisy from outside if open. As son on ground floor this wasn't even an option for him. Bathroom also very dated with small shower and threadbare towels. Food - we found the food options had really gone downhill from our previous visit. Breakfast was limited choice, hot options all lukewarm and a free for all for the pancakes and waffles when available. Dinner was even worse with options of meat reimagined from the previous evening, fish and some sort of potato. By the end of the week we were craving fresh vegetables. Small salad bar and repetitive choice of cold meat and cheese. Bottled water at 5€ is ridiculous - we asked for tap water to be told not possible. Pizzeria which was always very good on site is now closed which is a shame. Recommend Pizza Kotnik and Restaurant Lacni Kekec if you want hit, fresh food. You do get the use of the swimming pools at Kompas and Ramada Hotel which is a nice bonus. Both were awfully busy every time we went full of unsupervised small children but the pools are nice, if cold. Towels are 3€ each to hire. Location of the hotel is its main selling point but that's not enough for us to return again sadly

The hotel is simple and slightly outdated but perfect if you are out and about all day. The beds are extremely comfortable! The buffet was standard with waffles, eggs and a honey bar. The pancake machine was a hit with everyone. Dinner buffet was good too. Travelling with two vegans is always tricky but Albert from the restaurant was absolutely fantastic! We asked if there was anything available and he got the chef to make us dinner! On NYE they made an amazing meal for us, nothing seemed too much trouble for Albert and Nico (restaurant manager). It was a shame that the pizzeria and the ‘Pub Legende’ were closed as it meant dinner at the hotel was limited to just the buffet. The hotel is in a great location with a small ice rink and bar outside, Intersport for hire over the road and the Mercator next door to intersport. The supermarket had lots on offer including vegan mayo and ham! And some incredible vegan shortbread biscuits! Just a shame it was closed on our last day so we couldn’t bring anything home. Hotel is part of the HitAlpinea chain which meant you could use the swimming pool, gym and spa at the other Ramada hotel at the bottom of the slopes. Swimming was free which was a great option as the snow wasn’t very good whilst we were there. Overall a great stay and I would go back, just to see Albert!