Surrounded by greenery in the Slovenian city of Podcetrtek, Wellness Hotel Sotelia was designed and created according to a close link with nature, and each part of the building (from the main building and surfaces to the roof) comes together perfectly showing off the building’s originality. This Hotel is completely dedicated to well-being and has its own spa and a corridor leading to the Olimia Spa. Wellness Hotel Sotelia can also host events, congresses and work meetings thanks to the congress centre, which is made up of 5 halls of different sizes, and there are 4 more in the neighbouring complex at the Olimia Spa. There is also a large, sunlit terrace here, where guests can enjoy lunch and dinner during the warmer months.

The WellnessSpa Armonia Centre, situated inside the Wellness Hotel Sotelia, proposes a wide range of massages, facial and body beauty treatments, anti-cellulite treatments, hand and foot treatments, special programmes for pregnant women and various wellness rituals. By means of a corridor in the hotel, guests can access the Wellness Termalija Centre, with it's 600 mq swimming pool zone, 1500mq sauna zone (nine of them), solarium, a Spa and Beauty Centre with various massages, hamam, facial and body treatments and a Fitness Studio with Technogym equipment.

135 Double and Twin rooms make up the Wellness Hotel Sotelia as well as 24 interconnecting rooms. To add: 6 Suites and 4 apartments; both with separate bedrooms and living rooms. Communal amentities include: AC, balcony, Internet TV, Wi-Fi Internet connection, minibar and a safe.

The Wellness Hotel Sotelia boasts two restaurants: Basilicum, which offers a self-service buffet, has a balcony and which can seat up to 300 guests; and Gratiola, which is an à la carte restaurant serving up specialities from the international and Slovenian cuisines. The hotel also boasts a bar and enoteca wine bar.

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The town of Podcetrtek, where Wellness Hotel Sotelia is located, sits in a valley next to the Sotla river which divides Slovenia and Croatia. Places to visit near the Hotel include the castle, which probably dates back to the XII century but which was reconstructed in the XVIII century, the natural reserve in the castle’s grounds and the two nearby churches, St Lawrence and the Virgin Mary on Sand. Further afield but still worth a visit is the town of Olimje, which is home to a famous monastery, a farming civilisation museum, Baroque churches and castles. The surrounding nature is also very inviting for those who enjoy doing outdoor activities such as excursions or walking.