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Cena. Zimno, brak wentylacji
The Bardo is a quiet spot, and Danusia is very friendly and caring.
“wspaniały pobyt w agroturystyce blisko skałek, świetna Gospodyni i przemiła domowa atmosfera”
The place is gorgeous – a large garden, ample common area with a dining room and lounge, a comfortable and clean room with a green view, and an especially hospitable host. It’s also a plus that you can store bikes in a locked locker. The location is close to the rocks, ideal for non‑motorized climbers. In the kitchen you can heat or cook meals, and there are several spots to sit with a book. It’s pet‑friendly :) The Wi‑Fi works well too. The only drawback is the proximity to a busy street, but you don’t hear it inside because it’s deep in the yard. The nearest shop is a long walk away, so you’ll have to drive, but that’s known before arrival and isn’t a bother.
“Pobyt był bardzo udany.”
The room was functional, well‑furnished with a bathroom, a well‑equipped kitchen with a dining area, and an outdoor eating spot. A nice, small lounge for relaxing was also present. The location was great relative to the climbing rocks, hiking trails, caves, and castles in Mirow, Bobolic, Olsztyn, and other nearby places.
I went there to climb the nearby rocks, and the house is close enough that you can walk to them. We found out the owner is Danuta Wach, a well‑known Polish climber, and we had a great chat with her, hearing many inspiring stories that we’re very grateful for. The house is clean, spacious, and set in the middle of a small pine forest. We appreciated having a kitchen, dining area, and true darkness at night, which city folks would love.
Cena. Zimno, brak wentylacji
“Pobyt był bardzo udany.”
The room was functional, well‑furnished with a bathroom, a well‑equipped kitchen with a dining area, and an outdoor eating spot. A nice, small lounge for relaxing was also present. The location was great relative to the climbing rocks, hiking trails, caves, and castles in Mirow, Bobolic, Olsztyn, and other nearby places.
The Bardo is a quiet spot, and Danusia is very friendly and caring.
I went there to climb the nearby rocks, and the house is close enough that you can walk to them. We found out the owner is Danuta Wach, a well‑known Polish climber, and we had a great chat with her, hearing many inspiring stories that we’re very grateful for. The house is clean, spacious, and set in the middle of a small pine forest. We appreciated having a kitchen, dining area, and true darkness at night, which city folks would love.
“wspaniały pobyt w agroturystyce blisko skałek, świetna Gospodyni i przemiła domowa atmosfera”
The place is gorgeous – a large garden, ample common area with a dining room and lounge, a comfortable and clean room with a green view, and an especially hospitable host. It’s also a plus that you can store bikes in a locked locker. The location is close to the rocks, ideal for non‑motorized climbers. In the kitchen you can heat or cook meals, and there are several spots to sit with a book. It’s pet‑friendly :) The Wi‑Fi works well too. The only drawback is the proximity to a busy street, but you don’t hear it inside because it’s deep in the yard. The nearest shop is a long walk away, so you’ll have to drive, but that’s known before arrival and isn’t a bother.