At the Šenk’s homestead, we offer accommodation in two renovated buildings: in the main house on the homestead which we call the old house and in the smaller, usufruct house. There are a total of 11 units and 30 beds in both houses. We offer differently sized apartments and rooms, and it is also possible to camp on the farm in the summer.

The apartments are four: Kamra (small room) can host up to 6 people, Gank (balcony) 5 people, Kovačnica (the blacksmith`s room) 4 people and Pekarnica (bakery room) 2 people. The rooms are mostly double-bedded, one room is triple-bedded, in three rooms an extra bed can be added; one of the rooms has separate beds. We are confident that you will find in our offer the accommodation unit that will  suit your wishes best. The speciality of our buildings is homemade wood which was used in renovation and reused old wood from both old buildings which we used for wooden wall coverings and rustic furniture in the rooms.

The rooms are arranged on two floors; in the first attic, there is an apartment for 4 persons, two triple-bedded rooms and a common or conference room. In the second attic are smaller rooms; three double-bedded rooms and one apartment for two people. We used a lot of old wood for the attic renovation and the furnishing of the rooms. We kept this wood from the old roof and roofing. The skilled joiners made unique rustic furniture for each room with great creativity. The rooms on the west side have smaller internal balconies, while the apartment in the second loft on the east side has a large panoramic window overlooking the Grintovec wall. The rooms smell nice of oiled wood, which creates a very comfortable living environment and offers complete relaxation.

The bathrooms, which are also partly furnished with wood, feature a large glass shower cabins mounted on a non-slip shower tub, a stone sink, a mirror, a hairdryer and some cosmetic aids (hair and body soap, cotton swabs, cotton pads for makeup cleaning and cosmetic wipes). Of course, there are enough towels and toilet paper in each bathroom. The doors that separate the bathroom from the room are sliding, hung on large forged rails and are a special decoration for each room.

The conference or common room is equipped with chairs and tables and is intended for socializing, business groups or families while playing board games or watching a movie. The large glass wall that separates the space from the hallway is partly stocked with books from our family library, and partly serves as a showroom for old items from rich history of the houses. You can borrow books and shorten rainy days with them or enrich your holiday memories while reading under the mighty trees at our farm. 

We named the rooms and apartments according to the activities or professions that our ancestors used to do.

So we have the Kovačnica (blacksmith's shop) apartment in the house, reminding us that there was once a blacksmith activity on the ground floor of the building. The apartment is suitable for a family of 4. It has a separate room for parents and in the living room there is a separate niche with a bed where two children can sleep comfortably and play. The size of the double bed is 180 * 200 cm, and the children's one is 160 * 200 cm. In the living room, in addition to a desk, there is a sofa, a wardrobe, a TV set and a safe to store valuables. The kitchen is fitted with a stove with two electric cooking rings, a microwave, a refrigerator, a water heater and all the necessary utensils for cooking and serving food. The bathroom which is also partly furnished with wood, features a large glass shower cabin mounted on a non-slip shower tub, a stone sink, a mirror, a hairdryer and some cosmetic aids (hair and body soap, cotton swabs, cotton pads for makeup cleaning and cosmetic wipes). Of course, you get all the necessary towels, bed linen and kitchen towels in the apartment.

The Jagrska room (hunter's room) indicates that hunting was also strongly associated with members of the Šenk's farm in the past.  Father Ludvik was also a hunter, but he did not like to shoot animals, so he was happy to do the job of treasurer at a hunting association. In the room fitted with hunting motifs, three guests can be accommodated because in addition to a double bed’s size 180 * 200 cm there is also a sofa that extends into the bed. A safe is stored in the chest and a TV set hangs over a long table. The spacious bathroom has a glass wall shower and all the accessories you need in the bathroom (towels, shower gel, cotton swabs, paper wipes and a hairdryer).

We named the smaller apartment in the second attic Pekarnica (bakery room), as our ancestor on Grandma's side used to be a baker and had a bakery in Vaniše during both world wars. There are two spaces in the apartment: a bedroom and a fully fitted kitchen with a dining table for two. The apartment also has a modern bathroom. The bathroom, which is also partly furnished with wood, features a large glass shower cabin mounted on a non-slip shower tub, a stone sink, a mirror, a hairdryer and some cosmetic aids (hair and body soap, cotton swabs, cotton pads for makeup cleaning and cosmetic wipes). Of course, you get all the necessary towels, bed linen and kitchen towels in the apartment. The apartment has one skylight and a large panoramic window on the east side of the house through which you can observe what is happening in the yard and the conditions in the hills.

We have two more rooms, Ovčarska (shepherd’s room) and Golcarska (forester’s room), which are located on the west side of the building and boast smaller internal balconies. The double beds are 160 * 200 cm in size and the bathroom has swing doors, as opposed to other rooms with sliding ones.

In the past, all farms had even a little to do with forestry. There were three sawmills at Štular where they used to process their own wood and wood of other forest owners. Grandpa Ludvik used to be a wood manipulator by profession, which would mean today that he was a timber trader. Among other things, he served in Nazarje and had his sawmill in Kokra, which unfortunately was nationalized after the war. One of the Štular's saws was also at the site of the current guesthouse by the Lake. It was also nationalized and could not be obtained back in nature after the war. At the Šenk's homestead, among other things, before and after World War II, there lived foresters who cut down trees for Štular's. 

However, sheep farming is still one of the main agricultural activities in Jezersko and at the Šenk's homestead, where we use the products that sheep give us: meat, wool and sheepskin. Both rooms exhibit objects that emphasize the character of each room so that you too can experience the heritage of our ancestors, who in the past centuries have made the history of the mighty building.