The Hall
A room that becomes whatever you need.
One floor down from reception, our multipurpose hall hosts business conferences and product launches, workshops and presentations, private events — and, on its long gallery walls, contemporary art.
One room, set around your idea.
On level −1, beneath the hotel, we keep a generous 220 m² open hall for hire. Marble floors, clean white walls and adjustable lighting let it shift from a seated conference to a gallery opening in an afternoon.
Tell us what you're planning — a meeting, a launch, a workshop, a celebration or an exhibition — and we'll arrange the room, the seating and the lighting around it. Catering and coffee come up from Engaging space 201, one floor up.
One open hall on level −1, below reception.
Around 100 seated theatre-style, or 60 at tables.
Across the hall and throughout the hotel.
Luka povjerenja · Port of Trust
Monument of Trust, act one
Ivana Ivković
Curated by Mica Karić, Sanja Kojić Mladenov and Jelena JankovićA multimedia project in co-production with Nova galerija vizuelnih umjetnosti, FIAT festival and Galerija ART (Museums and Galleries of Podgorica) · two solo exhibitions and a delegated performance
For one night the hall on level −1 became a working harbour of images — prints suspended from scaffolding and old timber, hand-knotted carpets hung as walls, and delegated performers moving between the pieces under shifting pink, orange and blue light. The people without masks are not visitors but part of the work itself. The show continued two floors up, through the rooms of Engaging space 201.
Ivana Ivković's Port of Trust is the first act of the regional project Spomenik povjerenja (Monument of Trust), which takes corruption and its effect on social life as its subject. Alongside the new performance — staged to a libretto written for it by the dramaturg Jordan Cvetanović — works across other media are drawn together by a single question: what trust is, and where it lives.
Nestabilno meso
Unstable Flesh
Marina Marković
Curated byMia David · Ivana Ivković · Jelena Janković
Marina Marković's solo show ran across three floors of the hotel. Down in the hall on level −1: plastic curtains, neon text and a lit projection table; in a darkened room, framed photographs and an old CRT running quietly to two leather armchairs.
On the second and third floors, guest rooms became part of the work — one repainted pink and written over by hand, flesh, shame, carnal pleasures, down to the bathroom. A hotel turned inside out into the exhibition itself.
The opening on 28 October 2023 drew a full house — with the artist herself on the tattoo table, tattooed live in the hall as part of the work.
“Nestabilno meso leads us into the complex territory of negotiating positions of power, shame and love — which the artist actively conducts both in her work and on her own skin, as a site of encounter and of parting.”
Exhibition text