Zir Zen is not special for what it has, but for what it doesn't have. There is no electricity, no water, no neighbors, no traffic, no noise... Your photos on social networks will look nice, but whether you will feel that way depends solely on whether you are ready to sacrifice part of everyday comfort. Think! This is not a place for everyone! But really! This is not a place for everyone!

How your stay helps rewilding efforts

We directly supports rewilding by promoting low-impact living and reconnecting people with nature. The cabin is built with minimal intervention, without electricity or running water, allowing guests to experience true wilderness and coexist with local wildlife. By choosing to stay here, guests help foster appreciation for wild places and a lifestyle in harmony with nature.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pricing The rate is per night regardless of the number of guests or pets. 🏡✨ Is there water available? While there’s no running water, there’s always enough for basic hygiene. We usually provide drinking water, but we recommend that guests bring their own just in case. A portable shower is available – you can fill it with warm water heated on the stove and shower outside, even in winter! Is there a sauna? Yes – a wood-fired sauna! It’s built slightly higher for safety reasons, so it won’t reach dangerously high temperatures, but it still offers a lovely, relaxing experience. Just keep in mind: it takes time to heat up, so be patient. What about sleeping arrangements? There are two single beds in the cabin that can be joined into a double, plus a cozy sleeping space under the roof – great for a child or an agile adult. Officially, it sleeps 2 + 1, but if you're a family with a small child who can share the bed, two adults and two kids can also fit. Will there be snow during my stay? We get this a lot – and honestly, we wish we knew! Nature’s unpredictable, and unfortunately, we can’t forecast snowfall in advance. Can we use a barbecue? We don’t have a traditional grill or barbecue, but there is a fire pit with a grate for cooking. You’re welcome to roast something over the open fire – skewers, sausages, or anything you can stick on a stick. It's all part of the experience! Are there animals around? Yes – plenty! You might see (or hear) mice, dormice, hedgehogs, birds, snakes, rabbits, foxes, badgers, even wolves or bears. But don’t worry – they’re more afraid of you than you are of them. Respect their space, enjoy their presence, and if you happen to encounter one, consider it a rare privilege.