Minor Hotels has also signed a management agreement with MK Group for Adriatic Istria Resort in Savudrija, marking the group's debut in Croatia and further strengthening its presence along the Adriatic. The property will come under Minor Hotels management from 12 February 2026 and will reopen for the 2026 season in late March, before undergoing a full refurbishment.
Following a seasonal closure, luxury five-star golf and spa resort Kempinski Hotel Adriatic reopened its doors on Friday, 8 April 2022. With a newly appointed executive chef and the addition of luxury private villas for most discerning travellers to the portfolio, the hotel will continue to deliver impeccable Kempinski service, highlighted by Kempinski White Gloves Service, a programme of extreme health and safety measures, introduced back in 2020.
The luxury golf resort has appointed a new British chef, Warren Brown, whose background is a recipe for innovation and culinary masterpieces. Warren has been schooled in French cuisine, has worked alongside two-Michelin-star recipient Anton Mosimann OBE and Daniel Galmiche (a Michelin-star recipient since 1990), was on board "British MasterChef" and has travelled all across the world, working in various regions (Europe, Shanghai, Dubai, Korea, etc.), as well as with various hospitality brands (Shangri-La, Hilton, Starwood, etc.). Not to mention that Warren was the head chef at the one-star Michelin restaurant L'Ortolan in Reading during his work there.
With more and more travellers getting vaccinated over the coming weeks, this summer is definitely not lost. Full of confidence and having implemented all needed measures for health and safety, the very experienced team at the luxurious five-star golf resort Kempinski Hotel Adriatic in Croatia has re-opened its peaceful destination to sun and beach seeking guests. Tranquility for serenity lovers in the new private luxury villas, but also spaces for escapades with family and friends are offered in combination with the breathtaking views of the historical Venetian city of Piran and the deep-blue Adriatic Sea. And for those who have had enough of beach relaxation, the Golf Club Adriatic allows them to practise their swing in the only championship 18-hole golf course in the Istrian region.
The five-star luxury hotel in Istria, Kempinski Hotel Adriatic presents a complete redesign of its exclusive beach area - VIP cabanas, beach bar and a spacious sunbathing area.Kempinski Hotel Adriatic in Savudrija, located on the north-western coast of Istria, welcomes its guests from 14th June 2018 onwards with a newly renovated enclaved private hotel beach. Allowing the guests to relax on the long stretch of its private pebble beach and unwind to the sounds of enchanting nature. The new beach bar offers refreshingly iconic cocktails and selection of contemporary snacks. On the rooftop terrace, guests can enjoy a completely new private VIP area with ten luxurious Cabanas offering stunning views over the beach.Kanova, the gourmet restaurant, is located on the top floor of the conference centre at the hotel's private beach. The interior design blends contemporary style with authentic Istrian tavern touch by emphasizing on the warm wooden materials and an open fireplace. The restaurant offers alfresco dining on the terrace with spectacular panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea and the mountain tops behind the coastline of neighbouring Italy and Slovenia. The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner offering a selection of the finest local culinary specialties.