Welcome to Hotel Miramar, where history meets luxury on the breathtaking Adriatic coast. Once a hidden gem of Opatija, this timeless retreat has been enchanting travelers for over a century. Originally known as Villa Meyne, it now stands proudly as Villa Neptune, continuing its legacy of elegance, charm, and refined hospitality.

A Legacy of Timeless Charm

Hotel Miramar has always been a sanctuary of sophistication and beauty. Though the world has changed, the essence of this magnificent destination remains untouched. From its grand architecture to its welcoming ambiance, every detail has been carefully preserved to offer guests an atmosphere of relaxation, indulgence, and old-world charm.

A Rich History: From Villa Meyne to Hotel Miramar

Originally designed by the renowned Austrian-Czech architect Adolf Tichy and constructed under the direction of Rijeka-based firm Carlo Conighi, Villa Meyne was an architectural jewel on the Kvarner coast. Originally a distinguished guesthouse, it welcomed travelers from across Europe, offering a refined seaside escape.

In 1908, the villa was acquired by Baroness Horvath and the Migl family, who renamed it Villa Neptune. During this time, the estate took on its striking resemblance to Miramare Castle in Trieste, solidifying its status as an iconic postcard-worthy destination. Throughout the years, the villa remained a symbol of elegance and exclusivity, hosting notable guests and travelers seeking the finest in hospitality.