This hotel project is located in Bovec, Slovenia, and its design carefully respects the traditional architecture of the town. The building has a sloped roof with dormer windows and uses natural materials like wood and stone to fit in with the local style. The windows are framed in wood, and the walls are finished with simple, light-colored plaster, similar to the older buildings in Bovec. These choices help the hotel blend in with its surroundings while still looking fresh and modern. The ground floor includes a café with large windows and outdoor seating, creating a friendly and welcoming atmosphere for both guests and people walking by.

The interior layout balances functionality and comfort across its levels. The ground floor hosts the reception, back-of-house areas, and a generous dining space with both indoor and outdoor seating, ideal for hospitality and social interaction. The upper floors consist of compact yet comfortable guest rooms organized around a central corridor, maximizing space efficiency while maintaining privacy. A stairwell encased in a light-permeable structure connects all floors, adding a sculptural element to the rear facade. Altogether, the project merges sensitivity to place with a contemporary hospitality concept, enriching Bovec’s touristic infrastructure.