Talki_46. Ostoja dla dorosłych

In our century-old house, 4 rooms are waiting for you: 2 double and 2 four-person rooms. 4-person rooms, apart from a large bed, have a sofa bed. Each of the rooms has its own bathroom. The part where you can relax together consists of a cozy living room with a fireplace and dining area and a sofa corner on the first floor. On warm days, we invite you to the terrace, which offers a beautiful view of the surroundings, and to our garden. There will be deckchairs and hammocks waiting there. There is also a small brick house where you can hide in warm weather and read books on the sofa, covered with a mosquito net. We love getting to know our guests. If you feel like it, we can make a bonfire together or an evening tasting of liqueurs.

In one of the reviews we happened to read: "the best breakfast I've ever had in my life" - and this obliges. Every day we have something hot for our guests: our signature French toast, pancakes, pancakes, shakshouka. Plus a selection of local delicacies. In the season, we serve vegetables from our own garden, cold meats come from regional suppliers, and eggs and honey are brought to us by Sebastian's dad. We make our own preserves. We don't want to waste food. Our portions are sometimes so big that the table is missing, but usually everything disappears anyway. There is a fridge in a separate kitchen for guests, so if you want to save something for later, feel free. As far as we can, we try to treat you with something tasty: we will bake a cake and we will organize a meeting over the cauldron in the evening.

Although our garden tempts you to lie down on a sun lounger here for long hours, our guests usually disappear after breakfast and return only in the evening. There is too much good around not to enjoy it. We are located 200 m in a straight line from the small lake Pamerek. There is a village swimming pool above it, which you can use. There is a larger Pamer lake nearby and you can also rest there on a country beach - you will have less than 1 km to Pamer lake through the fields. Forests surround us on all sides. If you feel the urge to go for a walk in the forest, the only problem will be which way to go. What if you want to get on a bike? Nothing easier. The Masurian Bicycle Loop, i.e. a route with a length of almost 300 km, running near lakes, reserves, Natura 2000 areas and local monuments, runs about 25 km from here. The loop runs through Mikołajki, Mrągowo, Węgorzewo, Giżycko and Pisz. On the route you will find 18 places for bicycles and 9 observation towers. Fans of history or militaria will find well-known places such as Wolf's Lair, Mamerki, Boyen Fortress or the Museum of Military Equipment. A lot of attractions in the season are provided by Ełk - Masurian Balloon Competition, Water and Fire Festival, open-air concerts, sports competitions, marathons and many others. In Ełk, you can also see the ruins of the Teutonic castle standing on the peninsula of Lake Ełckie (legend says that it used to be connected to the city by an underground tunnel running under the lake), take a ride on the narrow-gauge railway from 1917 or visit the Beekeeping Open-Air Museum - have you ever seen a historic beehive? Or maybe a visit to the beavers? We recommend to your attention Ostoja Bobrów Bartosze Nature Reserve. Beavers nest in the peat bog of the reserve, and you will also meet over 270 species of plants there (the reserve is only partially open to the public - make sure it suits you). The Nietlickie Marsh Reserve is an area located between Niegocin Lake and Śniardwy. It is a mainstay of cranes (the largest flock of cranes observed at the roosting site consisted of about 9,000 birds, 5,000 are the local "norm") and black grouse, but there are an incredible number of birds here, including corn crakes, gray nightingales, white-backed woodpeckers and black storks. There are also many rare species of animals here, you can come across: elk, beavers, badgers and otters. It is worth taking binoculars with you.