It’s a lovely cozy place, staff is super friendly, location is great you can walk everywhere, I recommend the rooms with private bathroom.

I would not recommend the rooms with shared bathroom for longer stays. The floor they’re on is very squeaky and you can hear everything through walls. The bathrooms are next to the kitchenette and reception so it’s awkward. But for a quick night it’s super. Lots of stairs. Not enough plugs. As nice as it is, the price is sometimes unrealistic. Off season in Ljubljana you can get a 4 star hotel for 60-70€, they charge the same for a shared bathroom room. I would pay 40-50 not more for what you get. 60-80 during season. Keep in mind this is more like a Hostel with private rooms, so don’t expect a hotel environment

It's been a long time since I visited a place I’d confidently rate ten out of ten, but Atik Rooms truly deserves it - especially considering the price-to-quality ratio. My room had a private bathroom and a double bed, a small TV, hairdryer, and a little desk with a chair for working. It was located in the attic, but that wasn’t a problem at all - two skylight windows with blinds provided plenty of light, and during hot days, the air conditioning could be turned on for extra comfort. Outside, in the hallway, there were two comfortable armchairs for working, and nearly every hallway corner had a small kitchenette with an electric kettle, sink, plates/mugs, coffee and tea, and fresh apples/milk every morning- really thoughtful and convenient. Atik Rooms is also perfectly located in the heart of Ljubljana - right next to the Dragon Bridge, the market, the river, and the funicular to the castle. The train station is within walking distance, as are all the city’s main attractions. The receptionist was very friendly, and the entire place was clean and full of charm, with beautiful wooden floors and exposed wooden support beams.

The only small drawbacks I could mention are that the double bed was actually two single mattresses pushed together, and that checking in after 8:00 PM requires special arrangements with the property.

Good location by dragon bridge and central market. Clean rooms Kitchen has amenities needed I never had to wait for a shower or toilet cubicle even though there’s 2x showers and 1 man and 1 woman toilet on the floor I was staying on.

Not a big bother to me but floorboards were squeaky so you could hear people in the corridors and other rooms - not very soundproofed - but I expected this from a converted monastery. Would could be improved is bathroom and shower facilities eg even a simple shelf in the shower would help to put your toiletries there.

Excellent location in the very heart of the city. Most attractions are on a 5-10 minute walking distance, very suitable for tourists and first-time visitors of the city. Polite and responsive reception. Clean and cozy rooms, comfortable beds. Heating works just fine in the cold weather. Although the bathrooms are shared, you don’t really notice this, nobody in them most of the time.

Easy to end up locking yourself out of your room if you forget to always have the key on you when you go to the bathroom or anywhere. Happened to me, luckily the reception personnel responded quickly when I found someone to call them, as my phone was also in my room.

+ Clean & Modern shared bathrooms + Guest Kitchnette (great for a cup of tea, storing something in the fridge, etc.) + Great location (10 min. walk from central station, 1 min away from Dragon Bridge) + Nice support from staff (allowed us to do late check-in and provided clear self check-in instructions with a contact phone available, QR code with suggestions for the city) + Cosy vibe (good lighting, small rooms and space but very cosy and comfortable)

- Only one toilet (for each gender) and one shower on the floor which can lead to some waiting

With six of us looking to find a reasonably-priced place near the city center, this fit the bill. Our room was very small, but the loft space had individual beds for 4 with the queen-sized bed on the first floor. We all agreed it had the most comfortable beds of the many places we stayed on our trip. The shared bathroom in the hallway gave us a bit of flexiblitlity as we were all getting ready at one time. The staff was very friendly and helpful.

It really is a ladder you need to climb to get to the loft.

I had a pleasant stay at Atik Rooms in Ljubljana. The room was clean, comfortable, and everything was in good order. The location is excellent—just a short walk to the charming old town and with a SPAR supermarket conveniently nearby. It's a great base for exploring the city.

The only minor downside is that the building doesn't have an elevator, which might be a consideration for those with heavy luggage or mobility issues. Overall, a great value stay in a central location!

The hotel has an excellent location - a few minutes walk from the triple bridge and the old town. There is a nice bakery around the corner, and a grocery store just a couple minutes walk away. The room was quiet and cool (air conditioning was a major plus for us). Our room was very nice - white and wood beams and two skylights. The building is quiet and feels very safe. There are shared kitchen facilities on the floor our room was on: a kettle for tea and coffee, some snacks, a mini fridge for people to store a few small groceries. I appreciated the care about waste - there was a compost and recycling bin along with garbage in the shared kitchen area.

The only things that come to mind is that some of the rooms are a number of flights of stairs up, so hauling luggage up might be a challenge. Also our room was quite small. Luckily we are short, but if you’re very tall or big, the slanted ceilings and small space might be an issue for more than one person.

Like someone else had said, the place feels like an elevated hostel, which is not a bad thing. There are common areas like the kitchen, which you have the freedom to use. I booked a room with a private bathroom and it was more than enough. Quite fitting for one person but can be crowded if there are more than one person in the room. As the name suggests, it is an attic style room, so the room will hold pace for just the bed, a place to hold your luggage, and a small bathroom. Overall, was satisfied with my stay and the staff were very helpful and responsive too.

No elevator, and the rooms are located on the 3rd floor. For luggage they have a small elevator much like the ones for food-service, which may be an issue to utilize for guests checking in after the reception closes if no one is there to help you if you’re carrying heavy luggage. It is about a 7-9 minute walk to the city’s center (triple bridge), so not exactly centrally located.

This hostel style accommodation was immaculately clean. The rooms were very private and the attic has been really well designed with pockets of shared space amongst the private rooms. The shared kitchen-type area had plenty of bowls/cups/cutlery etc and a fridge for storage. The staff were super friendly and helpful. Overall I really enjoyed my stay here.

Unfortunately my room had a radiator that made a dripping noise throughout the night which was a little annoying