Jasna Natur Resort by the Lake

Great dinner with good service in an amazing setting. Unfortunately the wheater was not good enough to eat outside as the view is unbelievable, but inside was cosy and nice as well. Service was good food was good as well including some vegetarian options.

Such a relaxing place to visit, gorgeous swimming lakes with Crystal clear waters and plenty of places to sit and have a picnic. There are also cafes and coffees places around the lakes. If you have a car carry on up past the lakes after your visit up the Soca Valley, it's a winding road but absolutely stunning views. When you reach the top there is a carpark with views down in to Italy.

Everything was perfect from ambient, food and special staff ... Special Alen who was servig us...

We decided to walk to Lake Jasna from Kranjska Gora and stumbled across the hotel, restaurant and bar which was open for breakfast. The location is simply stunning; situated on the lakeside with far reaching views into the mountains. The breakfast menu was interesting and varied: we chose the smoked salmon and avocado on brown bread. The service was faultless despite the number of customers. We would love to return in the summer and swim in the lake.

nice team in the resort, perfect dessert and great place👌

Beautiful place, good service and rooms are comfortable for large families. We really enjoyed it.

1 Unfriendly Impolite #tired# It is not a guest business if the waiters have to work on a hot summer day. We were not allowed to sit at the same table with our friends. But coffee was good. We will not be back again. This is not what we used to see in Slovenia..

We have long wanted to stay in the Jasna resort apartments, and this year this wish came true for New Year's Eve. Impression - the apartment does not justify its price. It offers a wonderful view from the balcony (beautiful nature), excellent location, but everything is very modest, superficial. We are talking about basic things - only 1 champagne glass, 1 small plate, only one 5l pot, hair dryer is missing - but the attachments are on the shelf, there is no garbage can, the walls need painting, not too clean (extravagant 3D black ceramics but this requires extra care when cleaning), the bathroom smells - probably a siphon. There is no unobstructed view of the lake from the gallery, because the blinds are made in such a way that they cannot be lifted. Considering the festive season, you could go out of your way and put a tablecloth on the table, a welcome drink on arrival. Small attentions mean a lot.The advantage is the fireplace, which is difficult to use if you don't have tools to clean it daily. The 2 sponges for dishes were not new, they were clearly already used, as was the Viledi (app 70m2 for 2 adults and one child cost us €460/night +TT) We also had lunch in the igloo and the food is nothing to rave about. The waiter is very friendly and pleasant, but it goes without saying that he speaks Serbo-Croatian with us. I do not think this is acceptable - it is necessary to educate them, work and insist that the employees learn the Slovenian language. But he wasn't the only one. On the other side, you can talk in English with a Nepali, who makes you smile. These workers are there all day. It was cold in the igloo. Given that it was December 31, there were no festive decorations on the table. It would also be advisable to clean the igloo after the previous guests, because there is a lot of garbage on the floor (toothpick, napkin, wooden spoon, mud) It's a shame because on New Year's Eve the cafe closed at 5 pm, because a bunch of people remained surprised in front of the closed doors until midnight. The employees at the reception are otherwise friendly, they try to help and you can see their embarrassment and that not everything is in their power. Breakfast in pajamas, which is delivered to the apartment at the agreed time, is worth praising. All very tasty. Guests of the apartments have a 10% discount in the restaurant and cafe. Despite all this, we had a nice last few days of the old year, but it is right to say that it is not fair to the guest to sell fog in cellophane at such high prices.

I reserved the iglu for my wifes b-day and all i can say, that it was amazing. We had the 5 course menu and all of the courses were delicious. Starter octopus carpaccio chicken pate with konjak and a glas of rose was very opening. The mushroom and beef soup were full excelent and the octopus and viel main course was gigantic. Their homemade apple pie with vanila on the side was spot on and dont get me started on 3 huge nutella pancakes at the end. The waiter was very nice and joyful, which is very huge for us. And the cherry on top, being this a 5 course mean, being there 3 and a half hours, they validate parking, which is around 3€ per hour :) i highly recommend A+++++