Hotel Astarea in Mlini, part of the Maistra group, has reopened after a complete renovation that included the reconstruction of all public spaces, the introduction of children's facilities, the expansion of the wellness area, as well as the renovation of accommodation units and an energy overhaul of the building—featuring a photovoltaic power plant to meet the hotel's energy needs, reports Dubrovacki Vjesnik.

"This investment has created the conditions for extending the operation of this holiday hotel, which is suitable for both families and couples. We would like to note that the investment in Hotel Astarea was co-financed by the National Recovery and Resilience Plan," stated the director Željko Miletić.

Adding that “Along with some retained elements, such as handrails, original design solutions and details were added, like round mirrors and the hotel's colour scheme or furniture lines, which act as contemporary reminders of the time when Astarea first opened its doors to the public," he explained.

The renovation also introduced a new lounge area, offering a view of the open sea from the reception, and the indoor pool was restored, along with the wellness centre, which was expanded with a Finnish and steam sauna.