Irina

The hosts are extremely friendly and open, serving wonderful breakfast with ingredients from their own small farm. Our child enjoyed petting donkeys and goats, cat and a dog, being woken up by chicken, ducks, turkeys, viking fruit from trees... We have stayed for only 2 nights, but would not mind staying much longer. I would definitely recommend this place!

Absolutely amazing stay! From the most kind and helpful host to the most beautiful apartment tucked in the quite paradise. With Sokobanja being 15min away, this hidden gem will make you feel at home and let you relax and unwind. Place is very clean, stylish, practical, million dollar view from the balcony. We added breakfast, and let me tell you, all homemade and home grown product just blow our minds. It felt unreal how simple life in nature can bring you so much joy. The owners are beyond sweet, professional, and helpful. They have animals , beautiful garden. Comfy beds, beautiful sunny apartment and everything you need to spend some time in this piece od paradise. We are beyond happy and we can't wait to come back. Thank you for the most amazimg stay. Hvala na svemu divni ste!

We loved everything

You will be greeted by friendly and hospitable hosts, an amazing view from the spacious veranda and excellent homemade breakfasts. A successful combination of rural idyll and urban comfort!

If you wish to escape urban cities, this place at the end of the village is a perfect spot! The atmosphere is authentic; the apartment is in the owner's home. You can see them working in the fields, feeding animals, or even participating if you wish. We didn't have breakfast, but we could see the gardens where everything is organic, so if you wish to try that, this is the place to do it. Speaking of animals, which are an essential part of the Serbian village experience, we had a good time petting donkeys, cats, and a little Dachshund running around or attempting to catch a goose. The apartment has a separate entrance, so you are free to move as you wish without getting disturbed or anyone disturbing you. The place looks like a wooden cottage, and the view is outstanding. If you love nature, you won't make a mistake here; the balcony offers an excellent place to see part of Serbia's landscape. You have everything you need to make almost any food you wish and plenty of space to enjoy basking in the sun. If you feel cold and there is snow outside, you can freely light the fireplace and have the whole experience. The beds are decent, and we slept without significant issues.

The first thing to keep in mind is the distance and Serbian infrastructure. The village is not hard to find, using maps and roadsigns, you will find it with no issues. But the road to the apartment is not good; it's tight and challenging, and if it's raining/snow, you will have a tough time driving. We got there with an SUV, but if you have a car with low suspension, please keep this in mind, as there is a chance that you won't make it, or at least with ease. It's nothing with the apartment itself, or they can influence it, but you should keep this in mind. The room is clean, that is correct, but if you are looking for an issue, you will find it. It could benefit from deep cleaning, but it should not affect your stay. Be mindful of the bathroom, as it has everything you need for a quick shower and clean, but if you wish to enjoy showering in couples or expect luxury, kindly lower your expectations. It will suit you and do the job, but that's it. The soundproofing is not as good as in hotels where you don't or nearly hear anything. It's decent, but you can still hear animals or occasional noise from outside. One major thing that will affect your experience is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, having a place full of windows is excellent for the sun and views, but at the same time, those windows have no adequate protection from the sun. If you are not used to sleep during the day, you will wake up in the morning from the sunrise. The most significant improvement to the place can be done only by adding proper shades/blinds to the windows. The one provided is transparent and covers 1/3rd of the one window; the other windows were entirely sunlight.