The Ernest the Iron apartment wit hot tub On the Pr'Toni estate, the door of the holiday home is decorated with a carved portrait of Ernest Železne for a unique historical touch. The apartment was built in 2021 and can accommodate up to 5 adult guests. The interior is carefully designed to create a feeling of warmth, comfort and security. The luxurious nature of the surrounding area is perfect for relaxation and escape from everyday life, making your stay a truly unforgettable experience. We offer you authentic nature, where you can relax in the embrace of forests and listen to birdsong. You are welcome, where you can enjoy complete disconnection from advanced technologies, but they are still by your side if you urgently need them. The Ernest Železni house on the holiday estate of the Pr' Tonijevs boasts a comfortable living room with a kitchen and a large terrace with a wonderful view of Triglav, the highest mountain in Slovenia. In the attic there is a common bedroom with a corner for relaxation. The building has state-of-the-art technology and all the comforts of home. To ensure a comfortable, luxurious and private stay, we maintain the highest quality standards and offer benefits such as: • local produce and products that you can buy at the Pr' Toni farm, • in the village we emphasize art (clay products, paintings, everything available for purchase) • we have clearly written instructions for recycling bins • use of barbecue, campfire, playground, football and volleyball field, • access to the Internet, • admiring the starry sky from Ernest Železne's terrace.

A family ready to share the beautiful unbridled nature, the landscape and its wonders with you. We further contribute to your well-being with our hospitality and warmth. The farm measures 22 hectares and has ample space for carefree nature trips. A good half-hour drive in the south-eastern direction from the capital city of Slovenia will bring you to the Lower Carniola region. If you leave the motorway at Ivančna Gorica and drive towards the town centre and then among the meadows towards the Stična Monastery, you will arrive directly at Pristava by following the road that passes the Primary school. At the Pristava Tourist Village, we can serve you a range of food and beverages by prior appointment. The meal is served in a forest clearing or in our multi-purpose picnic area.

The name “Pristava” or marof comes from the German Meierhof, which means “manor house”. The word was meant to denote a house or a smaller castle with outbuildings and land that belonged to the manor. There was indeed a hunting castle in this area during the lifetime of Viridis Visconti in the 14th century, which most probably contributed to the name of our village. Today, the castle at Pristava is no longer standing; however, the Church of St. Lambert still lies on the hill. St. Lambert was an educated 7th century missionary. He travelled around the world and managed conditions within the Church, which were poor back then. The small village, where the 4 farms are located, is also known for its memorials, which are important for the inhabitants of Slovenia. The “Lady from Pristava”, the famous Dutchess Viridis Visconti from Milano who lived here in the 14th century, is certainly one of the most illustrious inhabitants. Her coat of arms, which depicts a serpent swallowing a child, is currently used by the Alfa Romeo car brand name from Milano.