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A restored farmhouse retreat in Slovenia's Soča Valley, six rooms in two old houses furnished with salvaged antiques, on nine hectares above the Bača river.
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€99.00 for 1 Night

Location
Klavže 28, 5216 Most na Soči, Slovenia
Klavže 28 sits at the end of a gravel road near Most na Soči, in Slovenia's Soča Valley. Ljubljana airport is about two hours by car, Trieste a little less, Venice around two and a half; a car is essential. For a charming approach, take the car-train from Bohinjska Bistrica to Most na Soči, ten minutes away.
Last Updated: 2026-06-13

Expert Review
Origins
Klavže 28 stands at the end of a winding gravel road above the Bača river, near Most na Soči in the Soča Valley of western Slovenia — two old farmhouses on nine hectares of meadow, forest and riverbank, with the Julian Alps rising beyond. For years the farm stood abandoned; in 2010 its owners, Ben and Steffan, took on the slow work of bringing it back, and turned the two houses into a single quiet retreat.
The restoration is the heart of the place. Rather than strip the farmhouses out, the pair furnished them almost entirely with pieces found over years of hunting through local antique markets, farm sales and junkyards — old furniture, fittings and objects, refurbished and put back to use, so that the houses feel salvaged and reimagined rather than decorated. Guests tend to wander the rooms simply to look. Ben, an accomplished cook, made the table part of the appeal; today Rok and Danielle host the house and keep the kitchen, sending out breakfasts of eggs, honey, cheese and garden vegetables and, on request, dinners by the fire.
What the farm offers now is space and quiet, and a setting hard to better. There are six bedrooms across the two houses, each en-suite, with a full kitchen, dining terraces and a cellar of biodynamic Slovenian wine. A path through the garden drops to the Bača and a private stretch of river for swimming; small trails lead off to a waterfall; and the wider Soča Valley — one of Europe's great outdoor playgrounds — waits beyond the gate. It is rustic rather than grand, and the better for it: a working farmhouse turned over to rest, with nothing between you and the valley but trees and river.
Top Secret
The secret is at the bottom of the garden. A short path drops from the houses through the trees to the Bača river, where the farm has its own quiet stretch of bank — a private beach for swimming on a hot afternoon, with an early-morning cold plunge a tradition among returning guests. Time a stay for September or October and there is another reward: the valley fills with the sound of rutting deer in the surrounding forest, a wild soundtrack to crisp autumn mornings.

The Review
Klavže 28 is the sort of place people mean to visit for a night and end up extending. It sits at the end of a rough forest road near Most na Soči, in Slovenia's Soča Valley, two restored farmhouses on nine hectares of meadow, forest and river — and it trades entirely on character and setting rather than polish. The achievement is the restoration: owners Ben and Steffan brought a derelict farm back to life and furnished it with antique and salvaged finds gathered over years, so the houses feel genuinely of their place, rustic and personal rather than designed-to-order.
Day to day it runs as a warm, easy guesthouse under managers Rok and Danielle. Six bedrooms spread across the two houses, with shared kitchens, dining terraces and a fireplace; breakfasts come from the garden and local farms, and dinner can be arranged with biodynamic wine from the cellar. The real luxury is what is outside: a private swimming spot on the Bača a few minutes down the garden, hikes to a waterfall from the door, and the Soča Valley's rafting, paragliding and fly-fishing close by.
It suits walkers, families, anglers and anyone after digital-detox quiet over hotel formality — and groups, who can take the whole farm. Note it is rustic by design and closed from November to April, and that a car is essential, though the car-train from Bohinj to Most na Soči makes a charming approach. For a nature retreat with real soul in one of Slovenia's loveliest valleys, with the Brda vineyards forty minutes on, there are few places quite like it.