Mountain huts, refuge by refuge
Mountain huts in Slovenia
155 shelters across 2 areas of Slovenia, 140 of them staffed. Every altitude, bed count and warden season here is read from the shelters' own records.
In short
Our table holds 155 huts and shelters across 2 areas of the Julian Alps, 140 of them staffed. In huts of the Alpine Association of Slovenia (PZS) a bed in a shared room in a category I hut costs up to 30 euros, or 18 euros for Alpine Club members, a 40% discount that applies in every PZS hut. The high huts are staffed roughly from late June to late September.
What a hut night costs in Slovenia
PZS publishes recommended maximum prices: in category I, a bed in a 7–12-bed room costs 30 euros (18 for members), a 3–6-bed room 36 euros (25.20 for members) and a two-bed room 38 euros (26.60 for members). Category II is cheaper. Prices exclude bed linen and tourist tax, and in winter up to 2.50 euros a night can be added for heating.
The 40% member discount on shared rooms applies even in category III huts, which price freely. Members of other Alpine Clubs get it with their own card. The table on the PZS site in 2026 is still the 2024 one.
How to book
Most huts are booked by phone, and some through the PZS online booking system. A reservation holds until 17:00 on the arrival day, and cancellations need at least two days' notice.
Getting there from Tel Aviv
In season there are sometimes direct flights to Ljubljana, close to the Julian Alps. Otherwise walkers connect via Vienna or Munich.
After the disruption of 2026 direct routes from Tel Aviv change often, so check the current schedule, and book the huts before the flight.
Questions people ask
- How much is a hut night in Slovenia?
- Under the Alpine Association of Slovenia's recommended prices, a bed in a shared room in a category I hut costs up to 30 euros, or 18 euros for Alpine Club members. A two-bed room costs up to 38 euros.
- Do Alpine Club members get a discount in Slovenian huts?
- Yes: 40% in shared rooms and 30% in smaller rooms. Members of clubs in the reciprocity agreement, such as the Austrian club, get it with their own card.
Classic routes through Slovenia
Guides for planning it
- When is the trekking season in the Alps? Month by month
- How to check hut availability in the Alps
- What does a night in an Alpine hut cost? 2026 prices by country
- Alpine Club membership: is it worth it, and which club? A guide for Israelis
- What to pack for an Alpine hut trek: what the hut gives you and what you carry
- Winter rooms in Alpine huts: what they are, how to get in and what you pay
- Flights from Tel Aviv for an Alpine trek: which airport for which route
Other countries
Facts last checked: 25 October 2026