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Nebesa: The Slovenian mountain retreat

 
 
INTRODUCTION

Nebesa in Slovenian means "heaven" and this wonderful hotel comes about as close as it possibly could do to justifying its name. Four self contained one bedroom chalets with award winning architecture sit in a wonderful position high in the hills above Kobarid each with breathtaking views of the Julian Alps and the Soca Valley with a communal pool, wellness centre and living areas. If you want to really get away from it all - and do so in comfort and style - then this is the place!

 

LOCATION

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This is quite a hard section to write as the words "stunning", "breathaking" etc are much overused and tend to lose their true meaning. But in the case of Nebesa you should take them at face value - the location really does leave most guests stunned on arrival and deeply content during their stay there. Located at 900m altitude above the Soca Valley with spectacular views down to the river and across and up to the Julian Alps, the view is ever changing and people find themselves spending many hours of the day here simply staring at in as the weather and light changes. Situated on the site on a former ski centre there are no other houses in the immediate vicinity so the location is fantastically peaceful, tranquil and feels like a true escape (another overused term that needs to be taken at face value for Nebesa!) from the daily grind. The nearest village is Livek, a small settlement just a few minutes from the border with Italy, whilst 15 minutes down the hill is lovely historic Kobarid which offers some of Slovenia's best restaurants and access to various river sports on the Soca.

 

LOCATION INFO
Distance to the nearest…
Sights The view forom the hotel would certainly qualify as a sight, but otherwise it is 15 minutes to Kobarid a small historic town with fascinating museum dedicated to the region's major role in the first world war, start point for various river sports and mountain hikes, home to some of Slovenia's best restaurants. Further afield in each direction are the various attractions of the Soca valley.
Restaurants Nebesa doesnt have a restaurant, but offers guests everything they need for breakfast in their cabin and has a lovely communal dining room which is stocked with local hams, cheeses and other delicacies for you to help yourself to. The nearest restaurants are in and around Kobarid circa 15 minutes drive - and these include some of Slovenia's best restaurants.
Bars There is a communal dining room with local wines for you to sample. Otherwise the nearest bar is Kobarid.
Distance to the nearest airport(s)

90 minutes drive to Trieste airport. 120 minutes drive to Ljubljana / Klagenfurt airports

Other useful local transport connections

Local bus connections run up and down the Soca Valley to Ljubljana and elsewhere in Slovenia, but are relatively infrequent.

THE ACCOMMODATION

You will be glad to hear that Nebesa offers a standard of accommodation that is justified by such a fantastic location. The quality of the accommodation makes it the Slovenian mountain retreat as the prize winning achitecture of the four self contained chalets (which each retain a sense privacy and seclusion from each other) means that whatever the weather, you are happy (or rather delighted) to be sitting half way into the clouds on the side of a mountain. Each chalet has its own terrrace overlooking the view, living room, bathroom and small kitchen downstairs and mezzanine bedroom upstairs. The chalets are glass fronted so there really is no escape from that view. There is a communal building with dining room where you can enjoy local hams, cheeses and wines and meet the other guests or friendly owners. There is also a separate area with small pool, jacuzzi and fitness area. Once you have retreated up your Slovenian mountain you may find it very hard to leave!

 

ACCOMMODATION INFO
Stars
 
No. of bedrooms

4 self contained cabins (each 51m2)

Bathrooms

All with ensuite bathrooms

Restaurant / bar

Nebesa doesnt have a restaurant, but offers guests everything they need for breakfast int their cabin and has a lovely communal dining room with fireplace, which is stocked with local hams, cheeses and other delicacies for you to help yourself to. The nearest restaurants are in and around Kobarid circa 15 minutes drive - and these include some of Slovenia's best restaurants.

Garden / outside space / balcony

Each cabin has a private terrace, plus large communal terrace outside the dining room. Large open space surroudning the various buildings.

 

Views
Stunning, breathtaking, jaw droppping - all the adjectives that you care to use probably don't do it justice.
Entertainment & telecoms

Cable TV in every room

Internet in every room

Parking

On site parking

Other facilities

Pool, jacuzzi, communal dining room with local cheeses, hams & wines.

Other

 

 

PRICES

Prices for accommodation at Slovenian mountain retreat, Nebesa. Prices last updated Sept 2010. Please contact us for current quote.

 

ROOM TYPE PRICE € / NIGHT
Cabin - 1 night 250
Cabin - 2 nights 237
Cabin - 3-4 nights 225
cabin - 5+ nights 210
  • Prices do not include tourist tax (€1.01 / adult / night & 0.50 EUR / child aged 7-18 / night).
  • All prices subject to agreement in writing at the time of booking
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PHOTO GALLERY

Cabin terrace at Nebesa

Cabin terrace at Nebesa

Cabin terrace at Nebesa

Cabin terrace at Nebesa

Sunset at Nebesa

Sunset at Nebesa

Cabin interior

Cabin interior

The road to Nebesa

The road to Nebesa

Pristine surroundings

Pristine surroundings

The cabins at Nebesa

The cabins at Nebesa

Pool area

Pool area

Terrace view

Terrace view

Communal buildings and terrace

Communal buildings and terrace

The cabins at dusk

The cabins at dusk

Mezzanine bedroom

Mezzanine bedroom

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