The host of this accommodation is Andrej, who manages the guesthouse on behalf of the Nadžupnija Ptuj parish. A friendly and approachable person, Andrej personally welcomes each guest, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Known for his open-mindedness and broad knowledge of the local area, he is always happy to share stories about Ptuj’s history, suggest interesting places to visit, or simply engage in pleasant conversation. His dedication to hospitality ensures that every guest feels at ease and well cared for during their stay.

Nestled in the heart of Slovenia’s oldest town, this charming accommodation offers a tranquil and authentic retreat in Ptuj. Situated within a historic building just below Ptuj Castle, it provides picturesque views of the old town square, the Church of St. George, and its renowned clock tower. The property features four unique rooms, each thoughtfully equipped with a private bathroom, ensuring both comfort and convenience for short and extended stays. The rooms open onto a shared hallway designed with relaxation in mind: unwind in massage chairs or gather around the cozy fireplace in the inviting seating area, perfect for socializing or simply soaking in the ambiance. Beyond its welcoming interiors, this accommodation includes a private courtyard with secure parking, lush greenery, and a small vineyard that extends toward the castle’s defensive walls. This peaceful outdoor space provides a refreshing escape for those wishing to enjoy Ptuj’s natural beauty. Whether you’re gazing out at the historic surroundings or stepping out to explore the rich cultural heritage of Ptuj, this accommodation combines the charm of antiquity with modern comforts, creating an ideal base for discovering this remarkable city.

Ptuj is the hidden gem of northeastern Slovenia and holds the title of the country’s oldest town. A stroll through Ptuj reveals a blend of Roman monuments and the stunning facades of medieval buildings. Cobblestone streets and squares lead up to one of Slovenia’s most magnificent castles, where panoramic views stretch over a patchwork of terracotta rooftops, historic monasteries, and charming churches. The town offers cultural experiences year-round, making it a lively destination in every season. The world-famous Kurentovanje carnival ranks among the top 10 carnivals globally, while spring brings the renowned Salon Sauvignon and Dobrote slovenskih kmetij festivals. Summer is vibrant with the Art Stays contemporary art festival, the Arsana music festival, and Days of Poetry and Wine. There are also Roman games, medieval reenactments, and traditional fairs. Autumn celebrates Ptuj’s deep-rooted winemaking traditions, while December transforms the town into a festive winter wonderland. Ptuj is also a place where you can savor centuries of winemaking expertise and indulge in traditional and modern cuisine, crafted with locally sourced ingredients. The natural beauty surrounding Ptuj invites visitors to the largest lake in Slovenia, Lake Ptuj, a haven for birdwatchers and gliders alike. The scenic banks of the Drava River, along with the rolling hills and vineyards around town, offer breathtaking views for athletes and nature enthusiasts.