A very relaxing place to disconnect and spend time close to nature, high up in the hills and surrounded by mountains and forest. Complete peace and quiet all around. The cabins were spotlessly clean, really pleasant to stay in, and had a stunning view of the mountains. The three friendly dogs and the cat were lovely and quickly became part of the stay. The host was helpful and polite, and took care of what we needed. A good choice if you’re looking for nature, quiet, and a calm break away from everything. A quick heads-up about getting there: the road to the property runs through the forest along a gravel track that is bumpy and rocky, so the last few kilometres have to be taken slowly and carefully - it can be tricky for low cars. It’s worth letting the host know when you’re on your way, as the check-in PDF suggests, because reception can drop out later on and you don’t want to lose contact along the way. One thing worth knowing in advance: there is a grave on the grounds. This is actually a local tradition in the region - as you drive through the area, you’ll notice houses with graves on their property, so it’s part of the local culture rather than anything unusual. It didn’t affect how well the place is run, but we personally found it a little unsettling, so I think it’s fair to mention it - for some guests it won’t be an issue at all, for others it might be
Krystian·Há 3 meses