We stayed in The Hatchery at Klettar, which appears to be one of a few guesthouses on the property. The location was peaceful, quiet, and absolutely beautiful. Once we had the directions from the host and used Google Maps, it was easy to find. The Hatchery is the furthest on the property, but there are signs to guide you! There were about six or so apartments in the Hatchery, each with designated parking and a shared sitting area that was cozy and welcoming.
Our studio was clean, nicely furnished, and well-equipped with a sink and stovetop — a great perk for travelers wanting to cook a meal or two, plus a little dining area with comfy chairs. The bed was comfortable but definitely smaller than the other double beds my wife and I shared at other rentals throughout our trip. More like a compact double bed, rather than an American queen. The bathroom was nice, though the shower door didn’t sit quite right and needed to be propped open due to a worn gasket.
One thing that caught us off guard was housekeeping — we hadn't requested it or been notified it would occur, but we came back one day to find fresh towels and emptied trash. Not a huge issue, just unexpected, especially since our earlier messages to the host asking about laundry options had gone unanswered.
Overall, it was a lovely place to stay and a great base for exploring the area. We'd definitely recommend it to travelers looking for something scenic and serene, with the added bonus of a small kitchen setup.
