Guesthouse Mars - Twin or Double (4)

Guesthouse Mars is a modernly furnished guest house that offers four different types of rooms, depending on your requirements. It is located on the south of capital city of Slovenia, just at the doorstep of city of culture, theatres, museum and parties. Guesthouse Mars can offer you breakfast as they have a restaurant on location. The area is peaceful and relaxing, even though it's fairly close to Ljubljana. Twin or double room is suitable for two guests and is newly and modernly furnished. The room has a two single beds, which can be put together. An on suite bathroom is private and offers a shower, toilet, hair dryer, towels and more. Bed linen and towels are provided for the guests and under the accommodation floor, you will find and amazing restaurant, with a garden that will amaze even the most demanding guests. Guests have access to their rooms and some joint spaces. We give our guests space but we're available if needed. Guesthouse Mars is located on the south of the capital city of Slovenia - Ljubljana. Ljubljana is the political and cultural heart of the Slovenian nation. It is an important European commercial, business, exhibition and congressional centre as well as the transport, science and education centre of Slovenia. Ljubljana is a city of culture. It is home to numerous theatres, museums and galleries, and boasts one of the oldest philharmonic orchestras in the world. Ljubljana is a city that people often return to, be it because of work or because of pleasant memories of previous visits. It is similar to a number of other pleasant European cities - yet it is different - and if you want to be fully assured that Ljubljana is an interesting, pretty and friendly place then just ask the locals - they love it. Ig lies just outside of Ljubljana and if you want a night life, or you have never been to Ljubljana, you are just a few kilometres away. It is in the centre of Slovenia, it’s a clean, forward-thinking city with architecture has an Italian inflection. Ljubljana owes some of its beauty to a catastrophe: An earthquake in 1895 reduced whole neighbourhoods to ruins. But this only gave free rein to visionaries like Jože Plečnik to build Art Nouveau masterpieces from the rubble. Ljubljana is young, very hip and green as can be: In 2016 it was the European Green Capital, in a part of Europe not always known for environmental friendliness. The city centre is now mostly car-free, public transport is low-emissions and there’s a new cycling network. The squat-turned-cultural zone Metelkova is the go-to for hipsters and live music, and has nightspots, bars and public art installations in an old barracks. Best options to visit are Prešeren Square, Ljubljanica River Trip, Triple Bridge, Ljubljana Castle, Dragon Bridge, Tivoli Park, Ljubljana Cathedral, Central Market, Franciscan Church of the Annunciation, National Gallery of Slovenia, Metelkova Mesto, National Museum of Slovenia, Congress Square, Town Hall, Museum of Illusions, Plečnik House, Ljubljana Zoo and many more... The local bus station is just 50 metres away but we do recommend a car commute around our area.