Villas in Slovenia

Rent your perfect holiday villa: choose from 10 villas in Slovenia

Our 10 best villas in Slovenia

Check out our best villas in Slovenia.
  • Villa in Semedela, Slovenia
    2 bedroom villa • Sleeps 4

    Villa in Coastal-Karst, Slovenia

    Situated over Koper Bay the villa with garden offers ideal retreat at discovering Slovenia and nearby Croatia and Italy. Walking distance to the sea and to historical town center of Koper.

    From £610 per week
  • Villa in Majski Vrh, Slovenia: Hisa Vina, on top of a Private Hill
    4 bedroom villa • Sleeps 15

    Villa rental in Drava, Slovenia

    Hisa Vina - a wine house estate on a tranquille private hill surrounded by vineyards & exquisite views sleeps 10+5

    From £871 per week
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  • Villa in Utovlje, Slovenia
    5 bedroom villa • Sleeps 8

    Holiday villa in Coastal-Karst, Slovenia, with private pool

    The Residence is placed on an excellent location in a little village with only 20 Inhabitants. The ancestor’s house was built in 1784 and restored in 2013.

    From £12,359 per week
  • Villa in Rakitna, Slovenia
    3 bedroom villa • Sleeps 5

    Villa in Central Slovenia

    In the small village of Rakitna near Ljubljana, you will find this comfortable, wooden holiday home. It is superbly equipped with the latest home appliances.

    From £1,515 per week
  • Villa in Kozana, Slovenia
    3 bedroom villa • Sleeps 8

    Villa to rent in Gorizia, Slovenia

    This luxurious holiday home is located in a quiet, idyllic village with more than 10,000 m2 of land set amongst the plantation of fruit trees, olive trees and vineyards. On hot, summer days.

    From £2,544 per week
  • Villa in Pliskovica, Slovenia
    2 bedroom villa • Sleeps 5

    Holiday villa in Coastal-Karst, Slovenia

    Situated in the heart of Slovenia's breathtaking Karst region, Kambra offers an idyllic countryside escape for up to five guests. With two bedrooms, a courtyard and a Finnish-style hot tub.

    From £2,180 per week
  • Villa in Soča, Slovenia
    3 bedroom villa • Sleeps 5

    Gorizia holiday villa rental

    Ideally situated in the spectacular setting of Triglav National Park, Triglav is a contemporary three-bedroom apartment in the idyllic Soca Valley. With crystal-clear rivers, majestic summits.

    From £2,716 per week
  • Villa in Rihpovec, Slovenia
    2 bedroom villa • Sleeps 6

    Villa in Southeast Slovenia

    This beautiful lodge is the perfect place to unwind and relax while enjoying the fascinating views of the nearby town of Trebnje.

    From £1,992 per week
  • Villa in Koseze, Slovenia
    3 bedroom villa • Sleeps 8

    Villa rental in Inner Carniola-Karst, Slovenia

    Dating as far back as 1767, the newly restored Villa Sonja boasts three bedrooms, a private terrace, a tranquil garden and an abundance of countryside charm.

    From £1,810 per week
  • Villa in Ukanc, Slovenia
    3 bedroom villa • Sleeps 6

    Upper Carniola villa to rent

    Surrounded by peaceful woodlands, Villa Leja is a traditional three-bedroom property boasting stunning views of Lake Bohinj and an abundance of alpine charm.

    From £2,785 per week

Prices and Availability for villas in Slovenia

Cheapest monthNovember 2024 average weekly price £2,30860% of villas are available
High seasonJuly 2024 average weekly price £3,425100% of villas are available

All data is for the next 12 months and all the prices are the average weekly cost (Saturday - Saturday).

Price information for villas in Slovenia (2023 - 2024)

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Average weekly prices for villas in Slovenia

The prices graph for villas in Slovenia shows you the average weekly price for one of our villas over the next twelve months. July and August are the most expensive months to rent a villa in Slovenia where the average price is £3,425 in July and £3,251 in August. The cheapest month to rent a villa is in November where the average weekly price is £2,308 (04/11 - 11/11). The average price of a villa in Slovenia varies considerably between regions, distance from the nearest beach and the size of the villa. See the graph for average weekly prices for our top destinations in Slovenia below.

Availability for villas in Slovenia (2023 - 2024)

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Weekly availability for villas in Slovenia

The graph above shows the availability of our villa holiday rentals in Slovenia over the next twelve months. December (23/12 - 30/12) is the busiest time to rent a villa in Slovenia where only 7 of our villas are available to book. The quietest time to visit Slovenia at the moment is in April (06/04 - 13/04) where 100% of our villas have availability.

Discover Slovenia

Take a look at our blog posts about where to go in Slovenia and what to do on your holiday in Slovenia.

  • 14 Reasons Why Slovenia is Perfect For Your Next Adventure

    5 March 2020

    “Where even is Slovenia?!” I hear you ask. And I don’t blame you, because it is not particularly well-known as a holiday destination. It’s a small country sandwiched between Croatia, Italy, Austria and Hungary, with some incredible natural landscapes and a welcoming rustic charm. In my opinion, it hasn't been given its just deserts. So here are Clickstay’s 14 reasons why Slovenia must be your next holiday destination.

    14 Reasons Why Slovenia is Perfect For Your Next Adventure
  • 5 Things To Know Before Visiting Slovenia

    5 March 2020

    Slovenia is a small but scenic land brimming with lakes, mountains, and beaches. With so much earthly beauty to its name, it is easy to see why we're suckers for Slovenia. But before you immerse yourself in all things Slovenian, here are 5 things to know before you go... 

    5 Things To Know Before Visiting Slovenia
  • Slovenia: Where to go, what to do and things to see

    5 March 2020

    Nestled between Italy, Croatia and Austria sits Slovenia, a country of astonishing, rugged beauty with the Julian alps reaching far into the sky and a network of winding Škocjan Caves, unforgettable coastal towns on the Adriatic Sea and warming Mediterranean weather. It’s capital city, Ljubljana was awarded the green capital of Europe title in 2016 by the European commission, making it the perfect place to meander through the city centre, enjoying the gentle flowing river. If you’ve never had the chance to visit this unbelievable country, now is the time to experience the delicate charm on offer, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

    Slovenia: Where to go, what to do and things to see