★★★·Lipnica·9.5
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ou é só digitar — “por volta do dia 20, três noites”
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Agroturystyka Pod Pstrągiem in Lipnica features a sun terrace, garden, and outdoor seating area. Guests relax in a picnic area, children's playground, or by barbecue facilities. The farm stay offers a kitchenette, private bathroom with walk-in shower, and cosy fireplace. Fishing, hiking, and nearby Teutonic Fortress (21 km) and Bory Tucholskie National Park (28 km) make it an ideal rural retreat with free parking.
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Como os hóspedes avaliam o hotel, aspecto a aspecto.
The silence, peace, and greenery let you unwind far from the city's clamor. The hosts were friendly. On site you can buy delicious, fresh, smoked trout and trout products. I recommend it for anyone who needs to reset.
Agata·Há 2 meses
The owners were kind, the large area lets kids play from morning till night. Tranquil, quiet, ideal for rest. The cabins were very clean, we felt truly great. Highly recommend!
Agata·Há 2 meses
Lots of space for play and relaxation, the grounds were well maintained, peaceful, friendly hosts, nice animals. Everything was fine.
Kornelia·Há 3 meses
The hosts were very pleasant and always available. They have their own trout farm and smoke them on site. The fish was simply delicious! The large area gives children and dogs plenty to run around. Quiet, peaceful. I definitely recommend!
Alena·Há 3 meses
The hosts were incredibly hospitable, never turning down a request. The cottage was comfortable and equipped with everything we needed (except towels, so we had to bring our own), and the grounds offered swings, a basketball hoop, hammocks, and a volleyball net. Daily cat therapy was included, and dogs mingled with the kids while alpacas roamed behind the fence. It was quiet. On‑site you could buy trout and grill it yourself (grills are provided at each cottage) or purchase various trout preserves in jars to take home—both were excellent. The surroundings were beautiful—forests, dirt roads, a lake, and few people. The only downside I hadn’t expected was the limited lake access because of private leases; the few walk‑on piers we found were guarded by pseudo‑owners, forcing us to drive to two distant public piers, and parts of the forest were fenced off. This isn’t the owners’ fault, but it’s sad to see the Kashubian area changing so dramatically, and it’s something to keep in mind. I also couldn’t locate any restaurant or eatery nearby; the closest one was in Lipnica, several kilometres away.
Anna·Há 3 meses