Heritage Hotel Maškovića Han hosts weddings with up to 200 guests in its courtyard and up to 60 indoors, and also takes conferences, seminars, team building and product launches. It is a 17th-century Ottoman han beside Vrana Lake, in the Ravni kotari region of northern Dalmatia, with 16 rooms on site and its own restaurant, so guests can stay and dine in the same place.
Seminars and company events
The hotel offers event organization for conferences, business meetings, awards, exhibitions, banquets, team building, product and service launches and internal training. It does not list room names or seating capacities for business use, so give your headcount and format when you write to the events team. A seminar can be combined with an overnight stay in the hotel, with dining in the restaurant and with the activities the site lists around the lake, among them bird watching, cycling, fishing and hiking. The hotel also operates a small museum on the premises.
Weddings and receptions
The wedding offer has three formats. Outdoor ceremonies take up to 200 guests in the courtyard, which is surrounded by historic walls and greenery. Intimate indoor celebrations take up to 60 guests. Weekend weddings combine the full hotel with dining in the restaurant. The team brings an in-house stylist for the decoration, and the menu is a seasonal gourmet menu with locally sourced ingredients. Candlelit moments can be arranged in the lounge or at the bar, which is set in the old hammam. Baptisms and receptions are also on the list.
Rooms and capacities
The stated capacities are 200 guests for a courtyard ceremony and 60 for an indoor celebration. The hotel has 14 double rooms, of which 10 have a French bed and four have twin beds, and two deluxe rooms, making 16 in all.
Accommodation
The 16 rooms are in the historic building. A wedding weekend can use the whole hotel. Breakfast and other meals are served in the restaurant, which the site describes as the Timar restaurant.
Catering
Catering comes from Restaurant Timar, which sits on the site of a former mosque and keeps preserved mosque elements in its interior. The pages read do not say whether an outside caterer can be brought in.
History and setting
Construction began in 1644 on the order of Jusuf Mašković, a dignitary at the Sultan's court and admiral of the Ottoman fleet, who intended the building as a summer residence. It is described as the westernmost example of Ottoman architecture in Europe. The reconstruction of the cultural property was supported by the European Union. Vrana Lake is the largest natural lake in Croatia.
Getting there
The address is Dr. Franje Tuđmana 45, 23210 Vrana, Croatia. The reception phone is +385 23 333 230, and the events team can be reached at sales.events@maskovicahan.hr.
