Possibly the worst hotel I have stayed in. No toilet "push or pull" had to ask receptionist how to work it! No working bulbs in bedside lights. Plaster off bathroom ceiling. In desperate need of redecoration. Hotel Management & Tour operator unhelpful in this instance. My advice - MOVE ON More

The Hotel Tartini faces the town square. The staff was friendly and helpful. The rooms are a bit worn, especially the carpets. The location makes up for the negatives. More

Great location in an atmospheric town, overlooking the harbour, comfortable rooms, friendly staff, excellent breakfast. What's not to like...?! More

Stayed three nights on an Inghams holiday and generally found that the amazing view of Tartini Square from our third floor bedroom trounced any other niggles so far as the hotel was concerned. We did not find noise to be a problem - provided the shutters and windows were shut, there was no disturbance at all with the sound proofing... More

If you like to be in the middle of the action, this hotel is for you. If you like rooms that have enough space to walk around in, comfortably access to your luggage, easy access to power outlets, closets that don't impinge on your bed, lamps that work, and reliable internet connections, then look elsewhere. The staff is quite helpful... More

The position on the square sounds good, anyway, but it means a lot of noise at night until the early hours, especially from minibuses that constantly ferry people into and out of the centre and wait on the corner with their engines running. The furniture's tired - I suppose the same as it was before the fall of the Berlin... More

The hotel's location is great - right on the main square, and also next to the harbor/Adriatic. Make sure to have a sunset drink at the rooftop bar; we really enjoyed people watching at the square as well as over the sea. The rooms are a bit quirky and run down, and don't have lots of conveniences, but the sea... More

There is a multi-story parking structure as you drive into Piran. You need to park here, then either walk into town, or take the free shuttle bus from the ground floor. The shuttle bus drops you virtually outside the door of Hotel Tartini. The front desk will charge you EUR 6 for a parking ticket to get out of the... More

We were right there on the third floor watching the main square (Tartini trg) and the statute of Guiseppe himself, with violin, while the Balkan folkfest went on for most of the Saturday night. A/C was a blessing, but we left the window open anyway to feel more involved. Odd combination of old buildings with funky furnishings, but comfortable. Utterly... More