Kompas Hotel (Hit Alpinea)
Kranjska Gora €€€
Stands at the foot of the Kranjska Gora ski slopes, with a pool and sunny terrace facing the Julian Alps, a children's pool with a water slide, and a restaurant seating 300.
Two Michelin stars and chef David Žefran's menu of preserved produce, wild berries, mountain herbs and conifer branches, with Slovenian wines and in-house cocktails made over ice from Slovenian spring water.
Kranjska Gora €€€€
Last checked 10 November 2026
A small restaurant inside Boutique Hotel Milka on the road towards Vršič. Chef David Žefran cooks around the Alpine seasons: preserved produce, wild berries, mountain herbs and ingredients from Slovenia, Austria and Italy. The drinks list covers Slovenian wines, Alpine-inspired cocktails and non-alcoholic pairings. Dinner is served on set days, so book ahead.
The Jeunes Restaurateurs page lists dinner Wednesday to Saturday, 18:00-22:30, with Monday, Tuesday and Sunday closed and no lunch. The hotel's FAQ says dinner is served Thursday to Saturday with seating from 18:00 to 19:30, so confirm the day when you book: +386 59 77 95 90 or restaurant@hotelmilka.si.
No. The hotel's FAQ says pets are not allowed in the restaurant.
Guests and diners can park by the hotel; if there is no free space the hotel can park the car for you.
Kranjska Gora €€€
Stands at the foot of the Kranjska Gora ski slopes, with a pool and sunny terrace facing the Julian Alps, a children's pool with a water slide, and a restaurant seating 300.
Kranjska Gora €€
Built between 1914 and 1916 as Hotel Balkan, the hotel has a restaurant with a 50-year tradition and Pizzeria PINO, which bakes in a wood-fired oven.
Rateče · Kranjska Gora Free
Entry to the ski flying valley is free; the museum covers 90 years of Planica, a chairlift runs to the ski flying hill, and ski jumping training can be watched from the open venue.