Royal treatment

After the First World War, Yugoslav King Aleksander Karađorđević chose Bled as his summer residence. At the initiative of the royal family, construction of the golf course and golf clubhouse started, and in 1938 the golf clubhouse was finally built according to the plans of architect Franc Kuglič. 

The renovation started in 2016 and fully respects the architecture of the existing building. The original structure became a framework for variety of ambients such as restaurants, hotel rooms, bars and common areas.

The clubhouse is furnished with a mix of classic, contemporary and traditional styles, and complimented with high-quality illumination brought by Intra lighting's luminaire Pipes.

Royal club house also boasts with ten designer hotel rooms, that are positioned in the mighty roof of the hotel.

Lighting in hotel rooms is designed to please several scenarios; providing high quality lighting for daily activities, dressing, reading, watching TV and so much more. Because no room can be called perfect, until it has real comfort. 

The first floor is dedicated to a bar, an open kitchen, lounge room with a fireplace, club space, and a trophy room.

Intra lighting's luminaire Pipes are positioned in the club's store, creating contrasts and focusing attention on the products. 

Architect: Sadar+Vuga

Photographer: Miran Kambič