Dworek Mysliwski Hubert Bania

The breakfasts were fantastic, even the chocolate fountain, the rooms were spotless, and the staff were outstanding.

Kasia·Hace 3 semanas

The city amazed us! The accommodation was modern, fragrant, and perfectly clean. The biggest plus was the extremely helpful and accommodating staff who fulfilled every wish, and the food was a highlight in itself. We definitely recommend visiting and will gladly return, though a personal wellness and sauna would bring it to perfect.

Frajtík·Hace 3 semanas

The hunting‑style décor, excellent staff, billiards, and breakfast were a masterclass! We’ve stayed in many guesthouses, but this one tops them all. Super :)

Tomasz·Hace 3 semanas

Clean. Good breakfast. Competent staff. The place is small but pleasant, quiet, and clean.

Maliczenko·Hace 4 semanas

“Pyszne śniadania, piękna jadalnia, smutne pokoje z kiczowatymi ozdobami - dobry na krótki pobyt”

The breakfasts are definitely the highlight of the stay. No one will find it hard to pick something they like, from cheeses, cold cuts, fruits, vegetables, to fresh waffles, toasts, regional products, cakes, and pastries. Sometimes it feels like a small wedding rather than a hotel breakfast, especially with the chocolate fountain—no joke. The rooms are clean, the bedding is fine, and the bathrooms are spotless. The thermal comfort is optimal, with keycard or code doors, an elevator, and accessibility for disabled guests. The dining room displays protected animals in Poland, including a large glass case with bears, wolves, owls, etc., and a plaque with official approval from the Regional Environmental Protection Directorate. Free parking is available, which is not common as many hotels add 20‑30 PLN. It’s close to Term Bania. On the day of departure, around 9 am, a power outage forced us to use the bathroom and toilet in the dark, and we couldn’t dry our hair—uncomfortable, especially since it was windy and we were leaving with wet hair. The issue wasn’t fixed until checkout at 11 am. The dining room is stylish, and the décor, displays, and furniture fit the high‑land style, but the plastic hunting pictures awkwardly mounted on birch wooden frames create a kitschy vibe. I understand the hunting‑house concept and have no objection, but the interior design needs to maintain a certain level—either replace the photo‑wall paper with proper nature images or remove the current elements that are more detracting than decorative.

Marcin·Hace 4 semanas