You'll arrive here on an empty stomach. Trust us. The kitchen is our passion, and although we'll give you the entire house for your exclusive use, we'll be delighted to prepare full meals for you. We'll start with breakfast, meaning bread – and since we bake professionally, it will be a piece of cake for both of us. Rye, wheat, and spelt bread, yeast cake with a buttery, cinnamon crumble, and our guests' favorite coconut and chocolate rolls. Alternatively, you can try our own granola with fruit from our garden. Vegetables from the backyard garden and local produce will be served alongside. Instead of tea, we often drink herbal infusions from our own patch. If you'd like, we'll organize baking workshops for you.

While your bellies are full, we'll tell you what we do when we're not eating. She spends time on her private pier, swims in the pond, and organizes riverside hikes and forest walks, combining them with plant identification – especially herbs. You can curl up with a book by the fireplace, play table football and darts, or fish in the pond. In the fall, we gather huge quantities of mushrooms and seal the summer in jars – whenever you're in the mood, we invite you to join us for some canning. Hungry? It's time to head back for dinner. Vegetarian or vegan, with compote and, of course, dessert. Our favorites are mazurek cakes on shortcrust pastry with forest preserves, tarts, and yeast cakes. So, the plan is this: You come with a few families to relax in Warmia, and we'll make sure you don't get hungry!

In a large house, which we rent out in its entirety to our guests. Five rooms and a large usable attic provide comfortable accommodation for approximately 20 people. Each bedroom has a bathroom with a toilet and shower. The house has a comfortable kitchen with a dining area, wide hallways, and a large living room. On warm days, meals are usually served in the garden or on the covered porch.

The living room also serves as a library, games room, cinema room, and fireplace. It features foosball tables, ping-pong tables, and a dart board. There is a large screen with a projector, a large selection of films, a record library, and an extensive library for bookworms.

The kitchen and dining room are located on the ground floor of the house.

Room No. 1, on the ground floor, has one wide double bed (160 cm) and a single bed (90 cm). It is especially convenient for older guests who no longer wish to climb stairs. It is the only room located on the ground floor. Room 2 has two 140 cm wide beds and one 90 cm bed. The bathroom includes a washing machine.
Room 3 has three 90 cm single beds and a fold-out sofa bed that can be used as an extra bed.

Rooms 4 and 5 have large 140 cm double beds and two 90 cm single beds.

Rooms 2 and 3 are the largest in the house. They are also the warmest due to the fireplace heating outlets.

The attic consists of two bedrooms, a hallway, and a bathroom. One room has a large 140 cm double bed and a 90 cm single bed. The other room has three 90 cm single beds. The attic is most popular with teenagers.

The house features a large, well-equipped kitchen with a dining area. The dining area consists of two large tables. These are usually joined together to form one large table. This can then seat approximately 14 people. The tables can be separated, seating up to 20. The kitchen is fully equipped, including a gas stove and a tiled stove.

However, we highly recommend using our culinary services; you won't regret it! Cooking is our passion. We love cooking and baking. We run our own bakery. We prepare vegan, vegetarian, and traditional dishes. We prepare meals for the entire day (breakfast, lunch, afternoon snack, dinner) or just a two-course lunch with cake for dessert.

Whenever possible, we use vegetables and fruit from our own garden. We buy milk, eggs, and potatoes from our neighbors. We buy delicious meats and vegetables at the market. We buy cheese and dairy products directly from the dairy. We bake delicious cakes, cookies, and breads because we run our own bakery.

Our herbarium boasts over 40 plant species. By growing vegetables in polytunnels, we maximize the healthy vegetable season. Early vegetables are ready in April, and we're digging the last lettuces and chicory out from under the snow. In autumn and winter, we fill our cellars with preserves, soups, and jams. We also produce our own juices, beer, fruit wines, and liqueurs. We store basic fruits and vegetables, such as beets, potatoes, onions, carrots, pumpkins, zucchini, squash, and apples, in our cellars over the winter. However, we're not self-sufficient. We still buy many products in traditional stores.

Food lovers will find something to enjoy in nearby towns (Orneta, Górowo Iławecki, Lidzbark Warmiński, and Dobre Miasto). We'll advise you on where to go.

In summer, the biggest attraction is the pond with its intimate beach and the surrounding forest. You can swim, catch truly large fish, or go boating.

The forest is a veritable treasure trove of opportunities for active people. We invite you to join us for walks combined with plant identification, especially herbs. We recommend hiking and cycling trips, during which you can encounter a multitude of animals. Our favorite animals to observe are moose, red deer, roe deer, fallow deer, foxes, wild boars, and beavers. The truly adventurous can count on encounters with wolves, raccoon dogs, polecats, and lynxes. Birdwatchers will encounter kingfishers by the pond, hoopoes on the trail, and black storks in the forest meadows. They will also be able to observe majestic eagles and other birds of prey.

On warm days, we invite you to hike along the river. This is a fantastic experience, allowing you to observe the world from a different perspective. In autumn, we gather enormous quantities of mushrooms. We're experts in the field, so we'll advise you on what to collect and how to prepare it deliciously. Armed with maps, history buffs can follow the trail of the Lidzbark Triangle bunkers.

On a rainy or snowy day, our lounge, which doubles as a game room, reading room, and cinema, offers entertainment. We have thousands of books, hundreds of films and CDs, and dozens of board games. Ping-pong, foosball, and darts are consistently popular. A fire in the fireplace adds a touch of magic.

In the fall, we invite you to join us in making preserves, juices, wine, and beer, as well as drying mushrooms.
In spring, summer, and early fall, we invite you on trips in search of medicinal herbs and interesting plants. We are passionate about herbs and herbal medicine. With us, you can collect your own herbarium of 100 herbs and learn about the plants around you. We also invite adults and children to workshops on making bread (and rolls), butter, beverages, and preserves.

You can visit us with your pets, just remember that they must be able to coexist with our house cat.

We've prepared attractions for kids both young and old. Little ones can play in the sandbox or on the beach. Older kids can enjoy the trampoline, the pool, which can be extended in summer, or a dip in the pond. On rainy days, the cinema in the living room, as well as ping-pong, table football, and board games, provide entertainment. We also invite youngsters to cooking workshops and themed forest walks.

Forest walks are a delight for everyone – young and old.

Employees can find their own workspace both at home and in the garden. We have two internet routers. However, coverage depends largely on the weather.