Tatami - domki z sauną i jacuzzi inspirowane Japonią

I'm waving to you from Grywałd in the Gorce Mountains, in the hinterland of the Pieniny Mountains. From 600 meters above sea level there is a magical view of Trzy Korony, and the trail to Lubań, at the foot of which the plot is located, runs right under your nose. It is close to the Pieniny National Park and Lake Czorsztyńskie. I built two houses with a shape resembling barns, inspired by Japanese modernity and minimalism. Their interiors are bright, simple and natural. There is a jacuzzi between the houses, and you will also be able to use the benefits of a dry sauna. Oki, i.e. larger, is an 80-meter house for 4-6 people. I invite you to this house without pets. Consists of: – two bedrooms (one with a double bed, the other with two single beds), – a kitchen connected to the living room, with: a fold-out sofa, two fold-out armchairs that can be put together to create a couch), a fireplace, a large table for 6 people and a corner with an armchair and a table where you can read or work, – bathrooms with shower, – saunas, – terrace with a set of lounge furniture. In the attic there is a spacious space dedicated to yoga and meditation practices, which I will be happy to make available to you. Chisai, i.e. smaller, is a 25-meter house dedicated to 2-4 people. You can come here with small dogs. Consists of: – living room with kitchenette – there is a fold-out sofa, a coffee table and a round table, – a mezzanine with stairs leading to it, where there is an open sleeping space – you will sleep on traditional Japanese mats, i.e. tatami and futons, – bathrooms with shower, – terrace with a set of lounge furniture. Eco-friendly materials were used to build the houses, the insulation is made of annual plant fibers, there are also photovoltaic panels, a rainwater tank and a heat pump.

All culinary plans will be realized by cooking in spacious and well-equipped kitchenettes. The surrounding restaurants are famous for their mutton dishes, but if you are a veggie, you should be delighted with the sheep cheese moskole.

If I had to describe the atmosphere of this place in a few words, I would choose: power, regeneration and rest. What is inside the houses and what is outside is conducive to slowing down, noticing details and just being. The good energy of this place makes you come back as if you were taking part in a regenerative workshop. I will share with you the good energy of the place, as well as: – a soothing view of Trzy Korony, which you can stare at for hours, especially in the morning, when there is still a blanket woven of fog in the fields, – relaxing the senses with jacuzzi bubbles, – a relaxing sauna. Residents of a large house, after arrangement, will be able to use the space in the attic, which is dedicated to yoga and meditation practices. The area is grateful if you feel like doing some exercise or sightseeing. For walkers – the trail leading to Lubań 1211 m above sea level, it will be most convenient for you to follow the blue trail from the Snozka Pass (4.5 km from us), and go down the green trail straight to Grywałd. At the top of Lubań there is an observation tower, from which there is a view of the Tatra Mountains, Lake Czorsztyńskie and the Dunajec Gorge, – the trail to the Shelter on the Durbaszka River, which starts from Jaworki and leads along the Małe Pieniny ridge, offering a view of Szczawnica. Additional attractions along the way are herds of grazing sheep and a shepherd's hut. From the top, you can go towards Palenica and go down to the Orlica shelter in Szczawnica or go back through the Homole Gorge or decide to climb Wysoka (High Rocks) - the highest peak of the Pieniny Mountains, – the trail to Sokolica from Krościenko – on the top there was a famous pine tree, which is a symbol of the Pieniny Mountains, which was broken during a rescue operation in 2018, – from the same Krościenko you can go to Trzy Korony – from the viewing platform on Okrąglica located at 982 m above sea level there is a view of the Tatras, Żywiecki and Sądecki Beskids, Gorce and the Slovak side, – the trail from Szczawnica to Bacówka pod Bereśnik with a kitchen about which there are legends, – trips to the Slovak side – to the Red Monastery or to Wielki Lipnik, from where you can return to Grywałd through Sromowce and Hałuszowa, For lovers of two wheels – a trail running around Lake Czorsztyńskie, 30 km long, – a bicycle route from Szczawnica to the Red Monastery in Slovakia, which is 20 kilometers long. These are just two examples, there are many more routes in the vicinity, you can also go to the Slovak side. There is no problem with renting bikes here. For fans of skiing – Palenica Ski Station in Szczawnica with a chairlift, three platter lifts and one snowboard lift, – the Czorsztyn Ski resort in Kluszkowce with 8 ski lifts (including 2 chairlifts) and 9 ski trails. For those looking for something different – a boat cruise on Lake Czorsztyńskie (starting from Niedzica Castle) – while drinking coffee you can admire: the castles in Niedzica and Czorsztyn, the water dam in Niedzica, the Czorsztyn settlement on the Stylchyn peninsula, the Zielone Skałki reserve and the beautiful forests of the Pieniny National Park, – on Lake Czorsztyńskie you can also go kayaking or on a SUP board, – rafting on the Dunajec Gorge – from April 1 to October 31, from the marina in Sromowce Kąty or in Sromowce Niżne, you can go rafting with raftsmen or opt for rafting on a pontoon, – visiting the castles in Czorsztyn and Niedzica, – a trip to the Stylchyn peninsula to the open-air museum to see historic boarding houses, villas, country cottages and farm buildings from the former Mania, Kluszkowce and Czorsztyn, whose areas are occupied by Lake Czorsztyńskie, – a walk along the path in the treetops, i.e. Treetop Walk Bachledka on the ridge of Magura Spiska, in Slovakia.