Swissôtel Damian Jasna

“Perfect place for skiing and relaxing”

We recommend Hotel Damian in Jasná. This was our second time here and we were very happy. The hotel is very close to the ski slope which is great. The rooms are clear and nice. The wellness is good for relaxing. The staff is friendly. We like this hotel and we want to come back again. The location … Más

We recommend Hotel Damian in Jasná. This was our second time here and we were very happy. The hotel is very close to the ski slope which is great. The rooms are clear and nice. The wellness is good for relaxing. The staff is friendly. We like this hotel and we want to come back again. The location is perfect for skiing. Everything was clean and comfortable.

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“Modern, Stylish Hotel Perfect for Families”

A family vacation for six people in a family apartment. The hotel offers a wide range of rooms, from small rooms to penthouses. We stayed in a family apartment and additionally had one extra room, which was exactly what our family of six needed. The hotel has an excellent location with beautiful v… Más

A family vacation for six people in a family apartment. The hotel offers a wide range of rooms, from small rooms to penthouses. We stayed in a family apartment and additionally had one extra room, which was exactly what our family of six needed. The hotel has an excellent location with beautiful views. It is located directly on the ski slope and offers a large number of parking spaces. There are two restaurants – an à la carte restaurant and a buffet. The hotel also features a ski rental, a barber (hair salon), and small shops with sports equipment. I must praise the beautiful design of the hotel, including the reception area, rooms, and common spaces. It is clear that no expense was spared. The staff and hotel management were very friendly, and the rooms were exceptionally clean. The hotel is new, only one year since opening – highly recommended.

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“Stolen ski equipment.”

The hotel was very good in general with a good standard of amenities, a little bit isolated in its position within JASNA . On the negative side during my stay I had my personal ski equipment stolen from the hotels ski boot room storage and the customer service I received was very poor and not cons… Más

The hotel was very good in general with a good standard of amenities, a little bit isolated in its position within JASNA . On the negative side during my stay I had my personal ski equipment stolen from the hotels ski boot room storage and the customer service I received was very poor and not considerate to my situation. Disappointing as it was a nice hotel but this experience is what I will remember from this trip.

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“A hotel that delivers access to the slopes — but not the sense of escape you expect at this level”

Stayed eight days here. The positives are obvious: large rooms, true ski-in ski-out access, and a strong location in one of Slovakia’s main ski areas. However, room size feels like a minimum standard for a hotel carrying the Swissôtel name and charging premium rates rather than a differentiating st… Más

Stayed eight days here. The positives are obvious: large rooms, true ski-in ski-out access, and a strong location in one of Slovakia’s main ski areas. However, room size feels like a minimum standard for a hotel carrying the Swissôtel name and charging premium rates rather than a differentiating strength. The hotel also operates as a major regional winter sports hub, drawing a steady flow of skiers from across Central and Eastern Europe. This creates a lively, international ski atmosphere but also contributes to a persistent sense of density and constant activity. The dominant downside is noise and crowding. The huge open reception area acts like an echo chamber with very limited acoustic insulation. Voices, luggage, children running, and general movement create continuous background noise that spreads well beyond the lobby and makes the property feel busy almost all the time. Common areas rarely feel calm. Children yelling and running are frequent, and shared spaces often feel hectic rather than relaxing. The overall vibe leans more toward a busy transit hotel than a quiet alpine retreat. The spa was the biggest disappointment. During busy hours it felt chaotic, with rules loosely followed and little sense of control. The experience resembled a public leisure pool far more than a premium wellness space, making relaxation difficult. Service is efficient but impersonal. Staff do their job and communicate well in English, yet interactions feel procedural rather than welcoming — again falling short of what you might expect at this price level. Overall: convenient and practical for skiing, but the premium positioning raises expectations the hotel doesn’t consistently meet. A good base for slope access, yet not the place for quiet, atmosphere, or a truly relaxing spa experience.

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