Guest House Bogša - Double Room with Breakfast

Double Room with Breakfast feature one Double Bed, Free Wi-Fi, Free Parking Space, Closet, Closet Racks, Linen, Towels, Cleaning Products, Private Bathroom with Shower, Toilet, Hairdryer, Terrace, Private Entrance, Children Playground, Outdoor Bowling Set and Landmark View. Breakfast is included in price. Our guests can use sauna for one hour 6€/per person. The space In the village, which you will in vain search for in tourist literature, is the tourist farm Bogša. Perfect place to get away from city noise. Here wine and bread never run out, but they also offer sausages, tunnut meats, home-made pies and cakes and vegetables; at the end of the week they have a baby-bean on a plate, baked in a baker's oven. Guest access The guests enjoy peace in the middle of nature. In the house there is a sauna, and there is a lawn for board games. it is also possible to see damsiers in the precipice. A special place is hunting. The nearest health resort is Terme Ptuj, and Banovci is not too far away. There is a large wine cellar in Ormož, while in Ljutomer it is possible to boast with the oldest equestrian society in Slovenia. The Ormož Hiking Trail leads through the municipalities of Ormož, Sveti Tomaž and Središče ob Dravi. It is suitable for everybody that adores nature, likes outdoor activities, appreciates a lovely view, knows how to honour the vineyards as well as the fields and forests of Prlekija and enjoys meeting friendly people. The viticultural area alongside the Ormož Wine Route spreads out into two branches; extending for 30km, the first one starts in Ormož, or more precisely in Dobrava, and leads over Kog and Strežetine to Runeč. It then goes through Žvab toward Pršetinci passing through Koračiški vrh, Senik, Sodinski Vrh and Drakšl and Velika Nedelja. The second branch, approximately 10km long, extends from Podgorci to Cvetkovski Vrh and over the Bresnica valley to Zamušanski Vrh. The Ormož Wine Route allows for access to the Jeruzalem Wine Route. The former exhibits extraordinary natural beauty and a rich ethnologic and historic culture. The hillsides of Ormoške gorice are home to vintage wines such as ‘laški rizling’ (Welschriesling), ‘šipon’ (Furmint), sauvignon, ‘traminec’ (Traminer), ‘beli pinot’ (Pinot blanc), chardonnay and ‘renski rizling’ (Rhine Riesling). One can also find a number of traditional wine cellars; typically wooden, straw-covered, with their origins dating back to the 18th and 19th century. The locals denominate such wine cellars ‘klečaje’ (‘klečaja’ in singular). Other things to note Pets are allowed to stay free of charges.