Whispers of royal elegance
Where forest whispers fade, by a tranquil lake, stands the elegant Vila Muhr
Every corner of the villa reflects courage and grandeur
Featuring four opulent suites named after historical royal figures, our accommodations are meticulously designed with an eye for detail.
These suites seamlessly combine modern amenities with traditional charm, offering intimate getaways that capture the spirit of royalty.
Crafted by skilled chefs, our restaurant offers a gourmet experience with exceptional dishes made from locally-sourced ingredients, celebrating the region’s hunting traditions.
Embark on a journey of local flavors, enriched with global influences.
Blending contemporary technology with classic elegance, our meeting room accommodates up to 80 guests.
Bathed in natural light, it features state-of-the-art equipment, creating the ideal atmosphere for your next gathering
Blending contemporary technology with classic elegance, our multifunctional room is available for numerous activities.
Bathed in natural light, it features state-of-the-art equipment, creating the ideal atmosphere for your next gathering
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historical heritage
2024
Poised to rise once more
From the ashes of its past, Alpinia Group commenced construction in late autumn 2023, with a grand opening in 2024.
This rebirth promises not only to restore its former glory but to set new standard of tourism in the region.
2014
Snow Brought Silence
The once mighty Hunting Lodge (now Vila Muhr) succumbed to the weight of heavy snow, marking a somber end to its glorious journey.
1970
From the glory
Under the ownership of Kompas, the property operated as a hotel within the existing building and catered to tourists for many years until it fell into disrepair.
Post-WWII
Property of the Trade Unions
For many years, under the name Vila Karađorđević, it functioned as an eye hospital and a recovery home for patients and war orphans.
1945-1940
Dark Seasons
During World War II, the Germans had a kitchen in the building on the right side of the picture above, which previously housed King Alexander’s servants and also served as an armory.
1934
International Spotlight
The announcement of the engagement between English Prince George and Greek Princess Marina brought Vila Muhr additional recognition on an international level (see previous Chapter 5).
1932 - 1919
Royal Gatherings
In 1919, Adolf Muhr’s sons, Felix and Julius, sold Vila Muhr to the Yugoslavs. By 1922, it became King Aleksandar Karađorđević’s hunting lodge and was gifted to Prince Paul and Princess Olga in 1926.
The lodge hosted royal gatherings and visits from Yugoslav, Romanian, and English royals, enhancing its historical significance.
1903- 1902
The Last Chapter of a Visionary
Adolf Muhr was honored as an Honorary Citizen of Bled in 1902—the same year Vila Muhr was constructed.
It represents the final chapter of Adolf Muhr’s architectural endeavors in Bled and Bohinj. His unexpected death from pneumonia on December 20, 1903, at 64, left a lasting legacy.
Late 19th century
Adolf Muhr
Adolf’s career in Vienna’s coal industry, marked by innovation and controversy in firewood sales, reflected the era’s challenges and societal changes.
From Vienna’s vibrant culture, he led his family to the enchanting Upper Carniola in Slovenia, where he found his heart’s calling amidst nature and historic landmarks.
Strong characters gather proud and fearless
Where nature whispers and courage meets elegance
Every corner of the villa embodies courage and grandeur, weaving a royal narrative into nature. Skilled architects incorporate elements of hunting history, allowing guests to feel part of something greater. In this hunting lodge spirit, pride and respect for nature shine through elegant details and luxury, blending past and present.
