Antunović Hotel Zagreb
Antunović Hotel Zagreb is a four-star hotel in the Stenjevec district of Zagreb, opened in 2006. Its congress centre covers 2,500 m2 across two floors and holds…
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An occasion in Stenjevec comes down to what the room has to carry: a seated dinner, a stage, space for a reception or simply a quiet table for talks. Event hotels in Stenjevec, Zagreb answer that in different ways, from restaurant halls on Samoborska cesta to a congress centre on Zagrebačka avenija. Few of these addresses advertise a given occasion themselves, so the practical move is to describe your event and ask what the hall can take.
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Hotel i restoran Mali raj on Samoborska cesta is a restaurant and hotel whose stated capacities run from 50 to 180 guests across different spaces; it organises corporate events. Grand Hotel Zagreb on Jankomir has rooms and apartments, three restaurants and three bars, and its Jarun hall takes up to 180 people, with halls that can be rearranged. The scale differs sharply from the restaurant halls, so match the space to the format rather than to the name of the venue.
Start from the shape of the evening: seated dinner, standing reception, presentations or dancing. The stated capacities refer to particular spaces, so ask which room fits your number and how it is set up. For anything formal, confirm whether the hall is available for private hire, what catering and technical equipment are included and how the space is arranged. Access matters as much as size. Mali raj lists free parking and step-free access at the entrance, seating area, toilet and parking, which is worth confirming for guests with mobility needs. Grand Hotel Zagreb, Antunović and Maroon also list free parking, useful when guests arrive by car.
Hotel Maroon states that it hosts wedding receptions and weddings. For the other venues, ask directly; a hall listed for gala dinners may still suit a reception, but that has to be confirmed.
Mali raj, Grand Hotel Zagreb, Hotel Maroon and Antunović Hotel Zagreb all list free parking. Ask how many places are reserved for event guests and whether the car park is shared with other users.
Antunović Hotel Zagreb states a congress centre with 20 halls and natural daylight. Mali raj and Maroon are listed as suitable for meeting rooms. Confirm the room, equipment and layout for your programme.