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Spacapanova Hisa: Karst Hotel

INTRODUCTION

The pretty village of Komen in the heart of the Karst region is home to the charming family run Spacapanova Hisa, a small hotel where they take their food and wine very seriously! Rooms are comfortably and beautifully furnished. A lovely quiet, friendly place to stop over for a couple of nights and explore the wonderful Karst region.

LOCATION

Spacapanova Hisa is located in the heart of the Karst wine-growing region in the village of Komen. The village of Komen itself is small but attractive with a beautiful church, good views of the pretty surrounding countryside and vineyards and a few useful facilities such as restaurants, bars, convenience store and petrol station. It is a good location for exploring the Karst region and its many attractions including wine routes starting in the village and the historic hilltop village of Stanjel a short drive away. The famous Lipica stud and world class caves at Postojna and Skocjanske Jame are a little further but easy reachable as day trips from Spacapanova Hisa. The village is only 15km from the Italian Adriatic and also offers relatively easy access to the Goriška Brda region and the Soča Valley beyond. For more area info click here.

LOCATION INFO
Distance to the nearest…	Sights	Various wine routes and wineries in and around the village and local area. A short drive to the historic village of Stanjel. Easy day trips to various other Karst attractions such as Lipica Stud, castles and caves at Postojna and Skocjanske Jame. Daytrips to Ljubljana, the Slovenian Adriatic or the Goriska Brda wine growing area are easily possible. 15km to the Italian Adriatic - daytrips to Trieste and Venice are also no problem.
	Restaurants	Excellent restaurant on site
	Bars	On site - fantastic wine list featuring a host of local Karst wines.


Distance to the nearest airport(s)	120km to Ljubljana Airport 50km to Trieste airport (Italy)
Other useful local transport connections	There are local buses, but overall fairly Limited local public transport options.

THE ACCOMMODATION

The Spacapanova hisa is a small comfotable firendly family run hotel with quality accommodation, tastefully furnished and with an award winning restaurant and wine cllar.

ACCOMMODATION INFO
Stars	* * * *
No. of bedrooms	5 rooms
Bathrooms	All with ensuite bathrooms.
Restaurant / bar	The hotel focuses around its outstanding award winning restaurant serving typical dishes of the Karst region and wines from the village, the Karst region and around Slovenia.
Garden / outside space / balcony	There is a small garden for eating and drinking in Summer months
Views	Of surrounding villlages and countryside
Entertainment & telecoms	Cable TV in every room
Parking	Easy parking in the centre of the village
Other facilities	Wine shop on the presmises selling excellent local produce!
Other

PRICES

Prices for accommodation at the Spacapanova Hisa Komen. Prices last updated Sept 2010. Please contact us for current quote.

ROOM TYPE	ROOM PRICE € / NIGHT
Double room	64
Double / twin room (single use)	38
Extra bed	16
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

The hotel exterior

The hotel exterior - Spacapanova Hisa Komen

Karst region - wine country

Double room at Spacapanova Hisa

Lovely restaurant at Spacapanova Hisa

The restaurant

Excellent food and wine

Pretty Karst hilltop village

The village of Komen

Double room at Spacapanova Hisa

Historic Stanjel close to Komen

Karst countryside

Beautiful antique furnishings

Funghi porcini season at Spacapanova hisa

Historic Stanjel close to Komen

The ancient church in Komen

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