Mirna Hotel Portoroz
Obala 43 Portoroz, 6320, Slovenia
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We made our way through the lobby, and found the entrance to the spa area. The hostess, Kristina, was a very cool lady, telling us about Istria, welcoming us, and especially interested in world travel. She speaks Croatian, English, German and Italian fluently and is working on French. Wow, I feel completely linguistically challenged in ...



