The apartments are decorated in a renovated old Piran house from 1900. It is a last house in a row and has a beautiful Mediterranean garden for rest and socializing. The house was owned by a Slovenian poet and translator Jože Udovič, who hosted important Slovene cultural artists in his garden.

Piran is an old, once fishing and salt-making town in Slovenian Istria. It lies on the peninsula with a cove of Madonna, which was inhabited in the pre-Roman times. The name of the city originates from the Greek word PYR (fire), which once appeared on the peninsula in a warning to the sailors. Piran has a medieval design with narrow streets and tightly compacted houses, giving it a typical Mediterranean character and a special charm. On the hill there is a baroque church of St. George with a 48.7 m high bell tower, on the top of which is the angel Michael. The biggest attractions in Piran are the monument and the birthplace house with the memory room of the violinist and virtuoso Giuseppe Tartini, after which he was named Tartini Square (100 years ago it was still a port), a court and municipal palace from the time of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy, the Venetian house, the oldest preserved house on the Tartini Square, the flagstone, Square 1. man or Stari trg, the seven-storey wall with the remains of the oldest walls from the 7th century onwards and the mighty city walls on the Mogoron hill, 10 churches and the Minorite monastery with a cross corridor.