If the walls could speak they would tell a great number of stories about the many guests who have stayed at the oldest inn in the Karst.
Countless guests who have eaten and drunk well have celebrated happy and marked sad events in our inn – ever since at least 1679 when the inn was mentioned for the first time in a local chronicle.
Empires have fallen apart, the area has been ravaged by wars, the times of co-operatives have blossomed and faded away. Yet generations of the Muha family have been faithful to the catering business in their typical Karst house in the middle of the Lokev village.
Countless guests who have eaten and drunk well have celebrated happy and marked sad events in our inn – ever since at least 1679 when the inn was mentioned for the first time in a local chronicle.
Empires have fallen apart, the area has been ravaged by wars, the times of co-operatives have blossomed and faded away. Yet generations of the Muha family have been faithful to the catering business in their typical Karst house in the middle of the Lokev village.