Hotel Jezero Reviews

Excellent hotel in stunning location. Staff friendly and helpful, especially Igor restaurant manager. Rooms excellent with stunning views. Only downside is that you are allocated a shared table for the whole of your stay.This would be OK if you knew in advance which we didn't, and we were celebrating our anniversary and wanted some privacy, so we upgraded to the 'al a carte' restaurant for the night. This resort isn't the place to go if you want to laze around in the sun, there is just too much to do. Fantastic walks, hike to the waterfall, ride in the cable car, paragliding, mountain biking, rafting, horseriding and days out to other beautifull areas. A week just wasn't long enough!

Check out the Maxmister bar oposite the hotel. Youri the owner does a fantastic Myths and Legends walk around the resort with schnapps tasting back at the bar! He is a great guy very knowlegable and good fun. Take some warm clothes as it gets very cool in the evening and most bars have outside seating.

All in all my best ever holiday, weather wasn't always great but the memories made and people we met will last a lifetime, have no hesitation in recommendning this hotel and resort.

This was our first trip to Slovenia and it was fantastic.

The country as a whole is beautiful, and the resort of Lake Bohinj in particular is spectacular. We stayed right by the lake, surrounded by the Julian Alps and the scenery has to be seen to be believed. The resort is primarily a 'walking/hiking/climbing' resort, but you don't have to be particularly fit - the lake walk (3-4 hours) is mainly on flat terrain, and there are other things to do - a gondola ride up one of the peaks, boat trips on the lake...and day trips to other locations - Lake Bled, Ljubljana, the Julian Alps or the Triglav National Park (both the latter highly recommened - but best in good weather!).

The hotel Jezero cannot be faulted - spotlessly clean, friendly staff, lovely rooms and an indoor swimming pool and gym for days when the weather isn't so great. Prices are reasonable too - a coffee is around a pound, and the cakes are well priced and delicious! This is not really a family resort, as there isn't much for children. There are not many places to eat, so half board is probably a good idea, and we were told that our hotel had the best food. It is also fairly quiet at night, as there aren't many places outside of hotels to have a drink.

For a relaxing, peaceful holiday with stunning scenery, Lake Bohinj really can't be beaten.