16.08.2023

Hotel in Gorno Lakocherej Ideal for Weekend Relaxation

Hotel in Gorno Lakocherej Ideal for Weekend Relaxation

If you want to explore the Ohrid region but don't want to stay in urban areas or by the lake, then Kajak.mk offers a third option, which is staying in rural areas of Ohrid.

Today, the Kajak.mk team takes you to the village of Gorno Lakocerej, which is located 9 kilometers from the old town of Ohrid. The village's inhabitants primarily engage in agriculture, livestock farming, and viticulture.


In contrast to these industries, tourism is also developing in the village, and one of the factors contributing to the growth of tourism is the Prague Hotel, located on the outskirts of the village. The hotel has its own pool available, and its maximum guest capacity is 36 people.

An ideal hotel for team-building events, family trips, and family travels. The advantage of the hotel is that the management allows pets, and the surrounding area is perfect for cycling.

You can find more information about the hotel with one click HERE.

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