Farm stay at Snežatno with five double rooms and two four-bed family rooms, each named after a grape grown on the property, plus an organic cellar and a kitchen garden.
Tip: Dinner and tasting both need booking ahead, and vegetarian or vegan meals can be arranged the same way.
Address: Snežatno 26a, 5211 Kojsko, Slovenia, Brda
Homestead above Medana with eight double rooms and two apartments for up to 28 guests, its own cellar, a summer pool and a restaurant working a weekly menu.
Tip: Breakfast is built from the house's own products, including the Brda prosciutto cured on site.
Seven rooms inside the walled village of Šmartno, each named after a Brda fruit, with breakfast from the house kitchen and wine poured from the family's Belica cellar.
Tip: Children under seven stay free, which is unusual among the Brda estate stays.
Four double rooms on the Ščurek estate at Plešivo, sleeping eight in total, with a pool, sauna and jacuzzi and the working cellar on the same property.
Tip: Weekends carry a two-night minimum; midweek a single night is accepted.
Vineyard guest house at Kojsko that opened in 2020, with six ensuite double rooms, a pool and a wine concierge who arranges cellar visits and tastings across Brda.
Awards: Luxury B&B Magazine 2023
Tip: Guests must be sixteen or over and there is a two-night minimum stay.
Renaissance mansion at Vipolže with three superior doubles and three junior suites, a restaurant running food and wine experiences, and halls used for concerts and exhibitions.
Tip: The house doubles as an events venue, so check the programme before booking a quiet night.
Two apartments at Gornje Cerovo named Rebula and Merlot, each 60 square metres with a 30 square metre terrace, a rooftop saltwater pool and a sauna.
Tip: There is no cellar on site, so tastings are arranged with neighbouring Brda producers.
