When we took part in the tender for the premises, it was in ruins. We had to dry out, tear down walls and discover treasures. First, there were newspapers from 1877 found in the wall documenting the past, then wooden shutters covered with countless layers of paint, and finally, the floor - covered with gumoleum and preserved thanks to it. We managed to save it throughout the house, and today you just want to lie on it and stare at the sun wandering across the walls. All doors are the result of family and neighborly cooperation, and we have neighbors here who would drop by with cookies or a jar of homemade preserves. Our biggest dream was a huge table that would always be crowded. We are slowly fulfilling them here, in Bystrzyca Górna, charmingly located between the Wałbrzych Foothills and the Owl Mountains, in a unique house 3 meters high, where you can sleep well and regenerate perfectly. You will also find an audiovisual room where you can hold a conference or sleep, and 3 additional bedroom spaces.

We invite families, friends, teams or new people, because we are a great choice for yoga, culinary or creative workshops. Come to sleep in soft bedding, be recharged with creative energy, creatively inspired, rest and take care of your mental well-being.

Welcome to Lower Silesia, to Bystrzyca Górna, a village located between the Wałbrzych Foothills and the Sowie Mountains. We invite you to an atmospheric, 19th-century villa, which was once the seat of the paper mill management. Inside, we have a 150-meter space that we have transformed into a place of rest and creative work. Workshops, conferences and meetings can be organized here. We will also be happy to host teams for work-hopping and groups for yoga, culinary or creative workshops.

At your disposal are 3 bedrooms with desks, including two rooms with mezzanines in a configuration for 2 to 4 people with their own comfortable bathrooms and a small single room with bathrooms in the common space.

Film/yoga space - works great as a common space, but has a lockable glass insulating wall, so guests are happy to make it an additional place to sleep, there is a two-person futon for sleeping or watching films on a 3-meter, retractable screen with 5.1 sound:) Guests especially appreciate the spacious kitchen with a large, oak table, which is great for shared meals, cooking, or creative workshops. 

There are other premises in the villa, we have a separate entrance, but don't be afraid of the neighbors, in the worst case you can stay in the yard and be treated to cake:) If you come with children, a 2-minute walk from us there is a large public playground among the greenery, ask about the "Generation Triangle". Some people don't like the proximity of the road, others are very happy, because thanks to this, it is a good base for trips to the Owl Mountains.  Whatever you are looking for - Have a wonderful stay!

The house has a well-equipped kitchen and our pride – a large oak table, perfect for eating meals together, making plans, organizing small parties and having endless conversations.

We are working on the option of breakfast baskets – if you are interested, let us know in advance and we will see what we can do.

There are two markets not far from here, where you can stock up on fruit, vegetables and local specialties.

Welcome to the Owl Mountains - the oldest part of the Sudetes stretching between Wałbrzych and Kłodzko, along the Polish-Czech border. You can spend your time here actively, freely, creatively - however you like, want and need.

In the interior of a 19th-century house, you can truly relax and recharge your batteries. You will be surrounded by natural materials, gentle colors and eye-friendly lighting. In the old house, the floor creaks, the space of over 3 meters delights, the restored floor and wooden shutters carefully restored to their former glory transport you back in time. Our guests say that there is good energy here and they sleep the best in the world. You can bury yourself in soft bedding with a book, have a feast at a wooden table or light a bonfire.

What is worth seeing in our area? Many. Here are some suggestions for spending time here.
– Wielka Sowa (1,015 m above sea level) – the highest peak of the Owl Mountains with a concrete observation tower on the top (from 1906), from which, in good weather, you can see Śnieżka and Ślęża,
– Bystrzyckie Lake – a dam lake located in the Bystrzyca Gorge valley, on the Choina mountain towering over the lake there are the ruins of Grodno Castle,
– historic hydroelectric power plant in Lubachów on Lake Bystrzyckie,
– Riese, a mining and construction project of Nazi Germany (never completed), it is believed that it was supposed to be one of Adolf Hitler's headquarters, today the Osówka and Włodarz and Książ complexes, as well as the Walim Adit Museum near the village of Rzeczka, are open to the public , with a sightseeing route,
– railway scenic route Wrocław – Jedlina-Zdrój – line no. 285 connects Wrocław Główny with the Jedlina-Zdrój station, there are 23 bridges and viaducts on the route,
– Książ Castle – the third largest castle in Poland, picturesquely situated among forests, in a gorge of the Pełcznica River flowing downstream, on a rugged rock massif, former residence of Princess Daisy, and during the war - of the Nazis, with an underground tourist route,
– Świdnica with the Church of Peace, i.e. the largest baroque wooden temple in Europe, based on a wooden skeleton filled with clay and straw, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List - the temple can accommodate 7,500 people,
– Szczawno-Zdrój, where in the mineral water pump room located in a beautiful building in the classicist style from 1896. you will drink Mieszko, Dąbrówka, Marta and Młynarz and eat delicious meringue cakes,
– Zagórze Śląskie and Grodno Castle, whose tower offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area,
– Ludwikowice Śląskie and Muchołapka, a mysterious concrete silo above the Riese complex, is a structure consisting of a ring based on 12 pillars, 30 meters in diameter and 10 meters high,
– Srebrna Góra – a fortress from the 18th century consisting of six forts, which gives it the title of the largest mountain fortress in Europe with 151 rooms where over 3.7 thousand people were stationed. soldiers.

You can go skiing to the Rzeczka-Sokolec complex, to the Rymarz ski lift next to the Zygmuntówka shelter on the Jugowska Pass or to Zieleniec. The area is also dotted with cross-country ski trails and bicycle routes.

If you are coming with children, a 2-minute walk from us there is a large public playground among the greenery, ask about the "Generation Triangle".

Our place will be an ideal space for workshops, conferences, group activities, meetings, as well as the exchange of ideas, inspiration and sharing good energy. There is a desk in each bedroom.

The workshop space is 40 m² and is equipped with:
- a large, oak table, which can seat 14 people, plus 20 foldable chairs,
- a flipchart,
- a kitchen equipped with a coffee machine and aeropress, a supply of coffee beans and yerba mate always on site

Audiovisual room 30 m²
- 20-26 seats,
- Epson laser projector,
- 5.1 Denon sound system,
- blackout blinds.
When we fold the chairs, the room turns into an ideal space for yoga workshops.