Since 1850
One house, two centuries, one name.
Some houses offer a bed for the night, others a story. Here you get both.
In 1850 the Pri Matevžu inn stood on the road through Črna. Carters, miners and merchants on their way to Klagenfurt stopped here.
The house was a place to sleep, an inn, and the place to hear what was going on in the valley.
Črna grew along with its lead and zinc mine. Those who were leaving and those who were coming home all stopped at Pri Matevžu.
Owners came and went; the name stayed.
ThenNowWe renovated the house from the foundations to the roof. The thick walls, the stone portal and the tall windows remain. There are new rooms in the attic and, beside the house, an annex with a terrace.
The renovation was co-financed by the Recovery and Resilience Plan (NOO).
The door you walk through is almost two centuries old. Behind it, a bed awaits you, and a story to take with you.
Sixteen rooms, four stars, an old name.
The wrought-iron lamps, the heavy wooden door with its iron ring and the thick walls stayed where they were after the renovation.
