A romantic stone house, renovated in its original style, for lovers of a cosy lifestyle. This holiday home, furnished in an antique style, comprises two separate units, ideal for two families who like to have some time to themselves now and then. The swimming pool on the well-tended lawned plot adds to the sense of well-being. The house features an open-plan fireplace with a covered seating area where you can enjoy local wines. On request, the landlord will help you gather mushrooms or harvest wild asparagus, or assist with preparing vegetable dishes. The landlord offers draught beer for an additional charge. A badminton/volley court is available. Heki is a traditional and tranquil village set in idyllic countryside. Nearby, you can play tennis, football and handball. Head west and you’ll be greeted by the beautiful old town of Rovinj. To the east, the holiday resort of Rabac awaits, along with numerous bays featuring beautiful beaches and crystal-clear waters. To the south, you’ll find the cultural city of Pula, home to many historic monuments, such as the Roman amphitheatre. To the north, you’ll come across the picturesque medieval village of Motovun.
By arrangement with the property owner, you may use the washing machine and tumble dryer free of charge.
Please note: You are not permitted to book this accommodation if you are planning a stag or hen party or any other celebration. In such cases, your booking will be refused or cancelled. This may also occur upon your arrival at the accommodation or during your stay. In such cases, no refund will be given for any amount already paid.
By arrangement with the property owner, you may use the washing machine and tumble dryer free of charge.
Please note: You are not permitted to book this accommodation if you are planning a stag or hen party or any other celebration. In such cases, your booking will be refused or cancelled. This may also occur upon your arrival at the accommodation or during your stay. In such cases, no refund will be given for any amount already paid.
