The staff are fantastic, probably the best part of the stay. Check-in was easy, and they gave us tons of genuinely useful advice on how to enjoy Bled, what to see, and, more importantly, which tourist traps to avoid.
The hotel itself is lovely, with lots of wood and a strong connection to nature. It feels peaceful and cosy, exactly what you'd expect in Bled.
There are, however, a few things that could be improved:
1. The rooms are (very) tiny. It was genuinely difficult to find a proper place for our luggage.
2. Ventilation is an issue. The room and bathroom remained quite humid and had a damp smell, even with the windows open almost 24/7.
3. The cooling system is the biggest problem in summer. There is no actual AC, but rather a ventilation system with cooling. Unfortunately, it's not powerful enough to properly cool the room. You also can't really leave the windows open because there are no mosquito screens...
So you basically have two options: turn the cooling system up to its loudest setting (it's not working on lower settings) and sleep with what sounds like a small aircraft taking off next to you, or turn it down/off and slowly cook yourself.
Overall, a beautiful and peaceful hotel with genuinely excellent staff, but the ventilation and cooling definitely need some attention especially during hot summer nights.