We’ve stayed at places that clearly rely on large events for revenue, but when they host individual guests they usually maintain some semblance of decorum. That’s not the case at Dwór Gogolewo. After a five‑hour drive, we arrived on Thursday around 16:00, hungry, only to find the restaurant closed. Why weren’t we notified? “I thought you knew.” How could we have known? The Booking description lists under “Food & Drink”: “1 restaurant on site. Polish and local cuisine. Offered meals: breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner.” We booked based on that. Promises without fulfillment feel like a scam. Later we learned that the Dwór’s website says the restaurant is open on weekends, but nothing like that was on Booking, and that’s not true. On Saturday the restaurant closed at 17:00, with no notice or even a sign; they simply shut it down because they were hosting a banquet. What about the promised “dinner,” “afternoon tea,” or the humorous “brunch” mentioned? The staff kindly suggested we go to the restaurant in Książ. Maybe it would have been better to book in Książ or elsewhere from the start. The rooms are cramped and stuffy, with dead flies in the windows, a wardrobe that smells like mildew, no air‑conditioning or TV, no towel hooks in the bathroom, and luggage has to be carried 300 m from the parking lot outside the premises. On Saturday night, drunk revelers screamed after midnight, and the breakfast lounge in the office was used as an occasional bedroom for a large dog that spends time in the holes it digs. What does Sanepid think? Probably nothing; the manor is just a manor, a mess.
Anna·4 μήνες πριν