Plitvicka jezera, Croatia

Lyra Hotel Plitvice

4.4

255 reviews

The impact of this hotel

Lyra Hotel Plitvice is a catalyst for positive change, regenerating the economy and fostering unity among ethnic communities. Their food is sourced locally whenever possible, giving farmers and bakers from around the region the chance to offer their products to guests. They also employ people from different communities, including from across the border in Bosnia. They also support a local women’s foundation, Tara Cooperative, by selling their unique products in their souvenir shops and working with them on guided tours around the village and the local area. The hotel, the villagers, and the Tara Cooperative all work together to create a brighter future for the community.

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Check-in and check-out

Check-in from 15:00

Check-out until 11:00

Reception hours

Reception is open 24 hours

Payment methods

Visa, Mastercard, Cash

Hotel instructions

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Guests are charged a tourist tax of EUR 1.33 per day for guests over 12 years old. Children from 12 to 18 years old pay half of the 1.33 EUR per day.

Location

Licko Petrovo Selo 52, 53233, Croatia

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4.4

Great stay

255 guests rated this hotel as a great stay.

Larry & Luci Greene

2 weeks ago

Very nice new hotel. Very modern in looks and the interior is also very modern. All staff were very friendly Food and especially breakfast was very good. Only slight downside was usual very poor room lighting

L S

a month ago

I'm giving the location a 5 due to its close proximity to the national park. After a day of exploring there, you'll want a short drive to a hotel. Loved the remote control skylight. Lighting in the room is dim. The location itself is sad as the village was heavily damaged during the 1991 war so there are many abandoned homes. This newly built hotel is a testament to perseverance after trauma.