Need to know
Rooms
Four suites.
Check–Out
Noon, and check-in is 4pm; both are flexible, on request and subject to availability.
More details
Rates include breakfast with buffet and à la carte options at Muhr restaurant.
Also
Wide doorways and step-free entrances, communal areas and lift access to all floors mean that this renovated lodge is accessible if you have limited mobility, but unfortunately there are no specific adaptations in suites for wheelchair users.
At the hotel
Paid laundry service, concierge and free WiFi throughout. In suites: climate control, LCD TV with Chromecast and streaming services, minibar, wine fridge, tea- and coffee-making kit, free bottled water, hairdryer, bathrobes,slippers and Aesop bath products.
Our favourite rooms
With four high-spec suites — each a timbered triumph of modernity, tactile layering and mountain-backdropped outdoor space — to choose between them is surely hair-splitting. It’s worth noting, however, that the top-floor suites don’t adhere to the traditional notion of having a separate bedroom and living space, but do earn bonus romance points for their in-the-eaves setting. Let the differing bathroom set-ups be your compass, leaving you the enviable dilemma of whether to choose a private sauna or statement tub.
Poolside
Lake Bohinj is your go-to for cooling dips, or make time for a plunge in the adults-only outdoor whirlpool at Hotel Bohinj.
Spa
Beyond your in-suite sauna or bath tub, there’s no specific wellness at Vila Muhr. But you’ll have access to next door’s adults-only spa at Hotel Bohinj (included in the room rate), where you’ll find Finnish and Turkish saunas, a relaxation lounge with views down to the lake, a garden-facing terrace and spa pool, and two treatment rooms for facial or body therapies (you’ll need to book ahead). The concierge at Vila Muhr can arrange private yoga classes, too.
Packing tips
Whether you dress with the full feather-toting lodenhut is your decision, but bringing an appetite for active days in the great outdoors will serve you well.
Also
Vila Muhr’s story begins with hunting (King Alexander of Yugoslavia hunted from here in the 1920s). The hotel’s insignia — a bear-flanked shield — hails from the original owner, Adolf Muhr. Thankfully, things have now turned a little less grizzly [sic].
Pet‐friendly
Pups are welcome to stay in rooms, although please note that they’re not allowed in the restaurant. A charge of €25 a night for each pooch includes treats and a dog bed. See more pet-friendly hotels in Lake Bohinj.
Children
Very welcome: little Smiths aged six to 12 can stay in your suite for a nightly charge of €50 each, and babysitting can be arranged with notice from €30 an hour.
Sustainability efforts
Its National Park setting is all the visual prompt staff at Vila Muhr needed to take their environmental responsibilities seriously. Water- and energy-saving measures were incorporated into the hotel’s renovations — including the installation of a heat-pump system. There’s no single-use plastic at the villa; cleaning materials are Earth-kind, and at the restaurant, ingredients are sourced regionally and menus planned with seasonality in mind.