Drzwi w szafie
exclusive house with 3 bedrooms for 6 people
the end of the world in the Izerskie Foothills
a great base for trips around Lower Silesia
trails for cross-country skiing and bicycles - singletracks
pets? We invite you!
country eggs, milk and honey from a neighbor
At a glance
We live in the middle of nowhere. Although - just such a paradox - of the five European capitals, Warsaw is the furthest away. So maybe our Izerskie Foothills are in the heart of the world, and not on its outskirts? We have the Milky Way and milk from our neighbor, Polish Hogwarts and UNESCO forests. And home - A door in the wardrobe, a 200-year-old man, although in a surprisingly youthful condition. Sometimes we live in it, sometimes you. In three bedrooms, we can comfortably accommodate up to 6 people, as well as your pets.
Guests say that this is a place with soul, art and heart. See for yourself - just open the door in the closet :)
Guests say that this is a place with soul, art and heart. See for yourself - just open the door in the closet :)
Host:
Jacek
We speak these languages: Polish, English
We are not on-site, but you can always contact us
Marta and Jacek - we are a married couple, we moved out of Wroclaw 7 years ago, for 3 years we have been successfully and with pleasure running our tiny boarding house at the end of the world. Professionally, we also deal with art and applied art, but we diversify our activities more and more, adding more rural ones ;-)
The host is not an entrepreneur
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Where will I stay?
House
6
2 bathrooms•We accept cats, small dogs, medium dogs, big dogs•211 m²
Drzwi w Szafie
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