Solaris Resort hotel ceremoniously opened in Vrnjacka Banja

Serbian Prime Minister Mirko Cvetkovic opened on Friday (1 May 2012) the hotel Solaris Resort in Vrnjacka Banja, which should, as he announced, significantly enrich the tourist offer of that spa resort.

After opening the hotel, Cvetkovic stressed that the first phase of construction of that facility had been completed, adding that the planned investment of additional EUR 10 million should enable the hotel to hire new workers in addition to its current 35 employees.

The prime minister noted that Solaris Resort offered suite accommodation only, making it possible for guests to feel as if they were at home and freely use the services of a wellness center, sauna...

Cvetkovic voiced his expectation that the hotel would attract both domestic and foreign guests and congratulated the owner on his vision, assessing that Serbia required such people. The prime minister was also presented with a "passport" of that hotel at the opening ceremony, thus acquiring the status of a privileged member and guest.

For now, the hotel has 33 accommodation units in its offer, which also includes a restaurant and a seminar room, a wellness center and sports and recreational facilities. What follows is the construction of 40 new accommodation units, a restaurant with 250 seats, a congress room and indoor and outdoor swimming pools.