Pet-friendly Chalet Goldilocks

Nestled in Triglav National Park amidst the serene grandeur of the hills, a chalet Goldilocks stands as a quintessential symbol of alpine charm and rustic elegance. Its exterior exudes warmth and character, with rich wooden beams and intricate detailing that blend seamlessly into the natural landscape.

As you step inside, a welcoming ambiance envelops you, courtesy of the crackling fireplace and the earthy scent of aged wood. The interior design reflects a harmonious fusion of traditional alpine aesthetics and modern comforts. Vaulted ceilings soar overhead, adorned with exposed beams that lend a sense of spaciousness to the cozy retreat. Soft, plush furnishings beckon you to sink into their embrace, while you look through window or just rest for a while.

The living spaces are thoughtfully arranged for relaxation, with ample seating areas perfect for sharing stories and laughter with loved ones. A well-appointed kitchen invites culinary exploration, equipped with state-of-the-art appliances.
Upstairs, the sleeping area offers respite from the day's adventures, with plush bedding and snug blankets ensuring a restful night's sleep.

Outside, a sprawling deck beckons you to bask in the crisp air, whether sipping morning coffee as the sun rises over the hills or just listening to the birds. A chalet Goldilocks stands as a timeless sanctuary, inviting you to embrace the tranquility and adventure of mountain living.

In the outdoor house we offer you the use of a Finnish sauna and the use of an ice bath under the stars.

When visiting Chalet Goldilocks in the Triglav National Park, there are several attractions and points of interest that you can explore:

1. Lake Bled: A short drive from Mežakla, Lake Bled is a stunning natural attraction known for its crystal-clear waters, picturesque island with a church, and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains.

2. Vintgar Gorge: Located near Lake Bled, Vintgar Gorge is a narrow canyon with a wooden boardwalk that allows visitors to stroll along the rushing Radovna River and admire the towering cliffs and waterfalls.

3. Triglav National Park Information Center: Learn more about the park's history, wildlife, and conservation efforts at the information center, where you can also pick up maps and hiking trails.

4. Mount Triglav: For experienced hikers and mountaineers, the highest peak in the Julian Alps, Mount Triglav, offers a challenging ascent with rewarding panoramic views of the surrounding mountains

Small and medium-sized dogs are welcome.