Sauber, interessant, zentrale Lage,relativ ruhig, Lüfter kann man ausstellen ,Preis ok

Keine Möglichkeit Badezeug o.ä. zu waschen oder zu trocknen. Keine Möglichkeit den modrigen Geruch wegzulüften, Schlafcouch hart, Kühlschrank sehr klein, nicht Tageslicht hell.Eher Düster. Nicht jedermanns Sache. Mit kleinen Kindern eher nicht

The location is really perfect close to city centre but still on a quiet street. A very private and roomy apartment and very easy to communicate with the owners.

- This place is amazing, and the interior design is exceptional. Staying at the residency of Jenkov, we could learn his history, read his poems, and even find his poems on the walls of the residency. The owner of this place takes care of every single detail. We love the design of the bathroom door and the social space area! Staying at this place feels like you are staying in a castle full of history, which feels amazing - Centrally located in the old town of Kranj, but in a quieter street so it was very pleasant and not too loud - The beds were very comfortable - The kitchen is well-equipped, and we could find anything that we wanted when we cooked - perfect connection to the buses - Upon arrival, we received keys from the receptionist, who was very kind and helpful. They greeted us with welcoming gifts, explained everything what needed, and in case of questions, they were always available and happy to help

The 'big poet' referred to is Simon Jenko, one of Slovenia's most lauded, and this was how he was described by a young visitor to his former residence. This is both an apartment for rent and an occasional cultural centre, in an excellent location just off the main square in the attractive old town of Kranj. It's not only atmospheric, but well-maintained with a helpful host. The apartment was well-stocked for our visit, and any concerns were dealt with swiftly and efficiently. A USB featuring a documentary on Jenko, who had a hard time at the hands of ill-intentioned critics but became a national treasure, was a welcome gift.

It wasn't quite as warm as we would have liked, but we visited in late November (for an Art Expo in nearby Park Brdo, billed as being 'in Ljubljana' which was a 60 euro taxi ride away) - the layout of the apartment let in colder air from the entrance, but this didn't spoil the experience and, in any case, this wouldn't be a problem at a more sensible time of the year to visit. Also, and this is no fault whatsoever of the host, we were surprised (coming from the UK and Hungary) to find out that the nearest supermarket closed at 2 on Saturday and that Sunday appears to be a retail-free zone in Kranj. Anyone self-catering should bear this in mind but, then again, as we were staying in the home of a 19th century poet, these 19th century opening hours seemed oddly appropriate.