“No hot water. No staff in the hotel over night. No heating in the room
Have restaurant ( no food selection). Main location is in Bled, House Bled - a conference hotel. But they are to cheap to keep their small sister hotel Hause Podvin staffed
Wine selection was great though €130 for a bottle, but not able to heat their water for a shower????”
“The hotel is located in the village in the middle of local home owners where you have the gorgeous view of Alps and the fresh air and the sound of the sheeps in near by pasture an unforgetable experience. The staff were super super nice accomodating. Breakfast was perfect could order your eggs the way you like or choose from variety of their own omlets or egg benedict or choose from variety of their cheeses or breads fruits yogurt cold cuts jams list keeps going on and on… we will go back……
“We stayed at this place for 5 nights. The place (rooms , bathroom etc) were clean and tidy. The breakfast was rich and the owner asked if we wanted that or that. He was a very nice and kind person. It was peaceful there and we could sleep good. It was easy to find this place and watch the area. There are 2 wonderful lakes rather near the place.”
“We had a lovely stay at Old Town Hostel Kranj. It’s a beautifully designed hostel, with each room thoughtfully giving a nod to the local region. Our room was spotlessly clean, modern, bright and had everything we needed. The bathroom was excellent, with a fantastic powerful shower.
Communication with the owner was brilliant. We arrived with our three teenagers after a long journey, and as our room was ready, they kindly let us check in early, which we really appreciated. The whole team were……
“Good experience to stay in a hotel which has more than a century, great breakfast that was served by the waiter, could choose more than 1 set of the breakfast
The hotel is facing at lake Bled, quite chilled when you dine in the restaurant, but not very recommended to have the 4-course fine dining as it is expensive, only go with the free breakfast is enough ”