Slovenia accommodation (cheaper and/or quirky)

[Macramepotholder]

We're doing 11 ish days in Slovenia at the start of the school holidays- 2 kids 7 and 10, both well travelled.

Does anyone have any recommendations for accommodation? Planning a couple of nights in Ljubljana, a couple at one of the thermal spa places and the remainder by lake Bohinj. We're more budget end travellers- e.g. happy with family rooms in a hostel, or cabin type accommodation (not camping, we hate camping, although some sort of glamping thing might be OK and would expect to mostly self cater I think. Any ideas?

We won't have a car so I think that factors out some of the more rural farmstays.

Thanks!

We stayed here https://air.tl/XSnzFyB2 5 years ago.
Pretty central and good value.
It's in a soviet style apartment block. I'm sure there are lots of similar ones too.

We were without a car too.
For lake Bohinj, we stayed at the campsite but in one of their camper vans.
https://www.camp-bohinj.si/pricelist/
The site is closed until April but might answer emails about the vans.
Very rough and ready but the site is in such a fab location. Opposite the cable car for Vogel, walking distance to waterfalls.
There are no shops at that end of the lake, but there is/was a free bus from the town (it goes to bled too, which we did as a day trip).It's about a 40min walk along the lake if I remember rightly. The site has bread etc daily and does fab pizzas.
I think there's a hostel slightly further along too.
For Ljubljana we stayed here.
https://www.booking.com/hotel/si/hostel-dic.en-gb.html?age=14&aid=2200165&app_hotel_id=666924&checkin=2024-07-23&checkout=2024-07-25&from_sn=android&group_adults=2&group_children=1&label=hotel_details-aJx1Dw%401705839384&no_rooms=1&req_adults=2&req_age=14&req_children=1&room1=A%2CA%2C14
Breakfast was very good, and easy walk in to Ljubljana.

Ljubljana has a fantastic cycle hire scheme, it's just about free and the city centre is mostly pedestrianised. It's quite a small city centre too

@House4DS thanks, I'll check them out. Not sure I can do a whole week in a van but possibly...

@MrsAukerman that link doesn't work for me but will track it down!

@Macramepotholder it was fairly small!
The pop top would be fine for your kids - my dds were 15 and 13 and coped. Cooking was on a little gas burner outside. But yes, maybe a week is too much.
It's a beautiful area.

Ahhhh she's fully booked all summer!