The location is very pretty, quiet and peaceful. We went there for a bike tour of Ojcowski National Park.
“Pobyt w tym ośrodku to wspaniały wypoczynek, personel bardzo miły.”
Breakfasts were excellent, everything fresh, aesthetically and appetizingly presented, quail eggs boiled just right. Rooms were clean and bright, and in the morning we could see deer through the windows (at least that happened to us). The highlight was Mrs. Iza, the manager, who was helpful in everything and always smiling. The horse‑training instructor was competent and incredibly patient. Everything was very good.
“Ekstremalne warunki.”
I landed in a place that could have been better, but it was far from clean—there was a mess all around, and I was handed a different room than the one I had booked. The owner, just before my arrival, tried to mask the odor with the cheapest perfume he could find. The toilet door looked like a Texas saloon door: no lock, no knob, and you could even jam a closet against it. Behind the furniture, there was melamine and months of dust, spider webs over the TV, and only four channels. Looking out the window at sunset was pointless; nothing was visible, as if the world was still undiscovered, foggy and all. You could scrape the grime with a spatula and then see the garden. In the sink, there were hair strands—long black ones, not mine—and the shower had been used but was not cleaned. The owner might have been in a hurry. The toiletries were a single half‑used bar of soap bought at Auchan, their cheapest item. In the bed, the safety rails didn’t work and you could fall between the two beds that the owner claimed were a double. I’d recommend this place only to people who don’t care about anything, and for those who want to spend 300 zl a night, don’t repeat my mistake. I hope those 274 zl go toward cleaning service and new soap! I gave you a fishing rod, you have to catch the fish yourself. The bedding was dirty, but who needs sheets in the summer, right?
“Państwo chyba zaczynają przygodę z agroturystyką.. ogólnie było ok.”
The owners are friendly. Cleanliness in the rooms and kitchen was lacking.
The location, quiet and calm. The place lacked life.
The location is very pretty, quiet and peaceful. We went there for a bike tour of Ojcowski National Park.
“Państwo chyba zaczynają przygodę z agroturystyką.. ogólnie było ok.”
The owners are friendly. Cleanliness in the rooms and kitchen was lacking.
“Pobyt w tym ośrodku to wspaniały wypoczynek, personel bardzo miły.”
Breakfasts were excellent, everything fresh, aesthetically and appetizingly presented, quail eggs boiled just right. Rooms were clean and bright, and in the morning we could see deer through the windows (at least that happened to us). The highlight was Mrs. Iza, the manager, who was helpful in everything and always smiling. The horse‑training instructor was competent and incredibly patient. Everything was very good.
The location, quiet and calm. The place lacked life.
“Ekstremalne warunki.”
I landed in a place that could have been better, but it was far from clean—there was a mess all around, and I was handed a different room than the one I had booked. The owner, just before my arrival, tried to mask the odor with the cheapest perfume he could find. The toilet door looked like a Texas saloon door: no lock, no knob, and you could even jam a closet against it. Behind the furniture, there was melamine and months of dust, spider webs over the TV, and only four channels. Looking out the window at sunset was pointless; nothing was visible, as if the world was still undiscovered, foggy and all. You could scrape the grime with a spatula and then see the garden. In the sink, there were hair strands—long black ones, not mine—and the shower had been used but was not cleaned. The owner might have been in a hurry. The toiletries were a single half‑used bar of soap bought at Auchan, their cheapest item. In the bed, the safety rails didn’t work and you could fall between the two beds that the owner claimed were a double. I’d recommend this place only to people who don’t care about anything, and for those who want to spend 300 zl a night, don’t repeat my mistake. I hope those 274 zl go toward cleaning service and new soap! I gave you a fishing rod, you have to catch the fish yourself. The bedding was dirty, but who needs sheets in the summer, right?
