With Croatia recently making its way from the amber to the green list, we see what this gorgeous country has to offer international conference attendees.
Le Meridien Lav
Split is Croatia’s second largest city and sits on the eastern shore of the Adriatic. Like most of Croatia’s cities, Split is a mix of modern life surrounded by the remnants of ancient history and boasts a bustling waterfront, palaces, cathedrals, and a picturesque old town.
Le Meridien Lav sits just five miles from Split city centre, on a private beach on the coast of the Adriatic. The hotel boasts 13 separate meeting rooms totalling a combined 23,624 sq ft with a capacity of 1,210 delegates. The meeting rooms come equipped with audio visual facilities and high speed Wi-Fi, and the hotel has a business centre complete with administrative services.
Marriott.com/hotels/travel/spumd-le-meridienlav-split
Valamar Koralj Hotel
Nested above the white sand beach on the island of Krk, the Valamar Koralj Hotel was custom made for smaller corporate events. The conference facilities include two meeting rooms with audio visual provision, as well as a comfortable business lounge. The two rooms have a maximum capacity of 180 delegates, who can enjoy stunning views and free Wi-Fi.
Although the hotel is positioned amid the tranquil pine forests, the vibrant centre of the island’s capital is only a short scenic stroll away. The hotel also contains a wellness centre which offers plenty of opportunities for business guests to enjoy some well-deserved rest and relaxation with massage and beauty treatments.
Valamar.com/en/meetings/hotels-krk/koralj
Amadria Park Capital Business Halls
Zagreb is Croatia’s capital city but is often overlooked in favour of other destinations in the country. The city has a long history, dating back to ancient Roman times, and is perfect for those who want to wander on foot. Gornji Grad, literally ‘upper town’ is a maze of cobblestone paths and red-tiled roofs, and is home to the Dolac Market, St Mark’s Church, and the Museum of Broken Relationships.
Being Croatia’s capital, Zagreb host’s countless business events each year and is home to many corporate venues. The Amadria Park Capital Business Halls is just five minutes’ walk away from the main square and holds three art deco style spaces. Each meeting hall is distinctive: the Capital Private Club offers drinks served from a repurposed bank vault, the Capital Meeting Room transforms froman art deco café to a conference room, and the Capital Business Saloon has a mezzanine lobby and pre-meeting coffee service area.
Amadriapark.com/amadria-park-capital-business-halls
Hotel Dubrovnik Palace
Dubrovnik is known as the ‘pearl of the Adriatic’ and for good reason. This seaside city is full of history and stunning views both. Between the distinctive old town and the encircling 16th century walls, Dubrovnik feels like a city lost in time.
With a nearby airport connecting it to a host of major cities, Dubrovnik is a characterful destination to host a conference in. Hotel Dubrovnik Palace is one of the largest conference venues in the city, holding 11 meeting rooms for anywhere from 10 to 750 delegates. The venue boasts a sun terrace for outdoor events, and a lounge for informal evening events as well as various size meeting rooms. There is also a separate events entrance and registration desk for ease of arrival for delegates.
Adriaticluxuryhotels.com/meetings-events
