House of Five Senses
Indoor and outdoor pool, sauna and hot tub under one roof
Sobre este hotel
House of Five Senses earns its name from the wellness wing built onto the back of the property: an indoor pool for wet mornings, an outdoor one for the warm months, a sauna, and a hot tub that guests keep coming back for in the reviews. The rest of the house is unshowy and comfortable, three bedrooms and two bathrooms with a fully equipped kitchen for the days nobody wants to leave. Walking, biking and hiking trails start close to the door, and Kurija Domin, one of the old estates in the area, sits about 3.7 miles off along with a local war memorial of the same distance. Zagreb's airport is a manageable 26 miles away, close enough for a day trip, far enough that the hills stay quiet.
- Indoor and outdoor pool
- Sauna and hot tub
- Three bedrooms, two bathrooms
- Sun terrace and garden
Nuestra opinión
House of Five Senses es una casa de vacaciones de tres dormitorios y dos baños organizada en torno a una piscina cubierta y otra exterior, abiertas todo el año, con sauna, bañera de hidromasaje, solárium y jardín. Está junto a las rutas de senderismo y bicicleta de las afueras de Sveti Ivan Zelina, lo que encaja con una familia o un grupo activo. El 10 perfecto viene de solo 6 opiniones. La reservaría para una escapada en invierno o en temporada media, cuando la piscina cubierta tiene sentido.
- ✓Use the indoor pool on a cool morning and save the outdoor one for the afternoon heat.
- ✓Book the hot tub for the evening, it is the part reviewers mention most.
- ✓Cycle out toward Kurija Domin rather than driving, the trails start at the property.
Por qué nos gusta
- Indoor and outdoor pool
- Sauna and hot tub combined
- Walking and cycling trails from the door
- Fully equipped kitchen
Por qué encanta a los viajerosWhat makes House of Five Senses different is having both pools rather than one. On a cooler day the indoor pool still gets used, which is not the case at most of the villas nearby. The hot tub and sauna feel like a proper wellness stop rather than an afterthought bolted onto a holiday home. It rewards travellers who want to spend the whole trip on-site rather than sightseeing daily.