Guesthouse Koprivec — Hotel in Upravna Enota Ljubljana

This is a great family-run guesthouse and the owners will treat you like one of their own. Whenever I went out in the morning, I was warmly greeted by some, or sometimes all, of the family. When I was leaving for the airport, they kindly arranged a shared van for me (about 9 Euros versus a much pricier taxi fare). I appreciate hosts that always look out for their guests.||My room was actually better than what you might expect from a budget accommodation. Though basic, it was spacious, comfortable and very clean. The guesthouse is in a residential area and there isn’t much nearby, aside from a few cafes and a supermarket. It’s about a 25 minute walk from the city center. Although the location isn’t the best, this was one of the cheapest private rooms I could find in Ljubljana and the service was...

We were travelling through Europe as part of an interrail program. We had a problem with our transport and we arrived later than expected. When we got there, there was nobody at the reception. We rang the intercom and a lady told us we couldn't come in and rest. So, we found ourselves at night in a foreign country and with nowhere to go to. We were walking around for hours until we found a place with available rooms to sleep. But the most unbelievable part of all was that they charged our credit card. Next day we went again to explain what happened and they treated us really bad and practically kicked us out of there. DO NOT EVER BOOK AT THIS PLACE. We stayed at several hostels through Europe, and we never had any problem in any of them, expect for this one. We felt...

This is a family-run guest house in a residential area, on the map it looks like it's fairly close to the railway station but the station has a large switching yard attached so it's a bit of a hike to get there, about 15-20 minutes walk. It's not a big deal if you're travelling light, but less easy if you've got a lot of luggage or it's raining. Also, being next to the rail yard, you need to keep the windows closed at night to keep the noise out.||||Apart from that it's a nice place, there's a small convenience store on the other side of the tracks where you can get food, and you can walk to the city centre in 15-20 minutes. It's really a tradeoff between price and convenience, you can get a more central location but you'll be paying a lot...