Ready for a transcendent experience? No internet, no television, with poor reception. No time - because there is not a single clock in the house. No shop nearby. Far away from neighbors and no city noise. But with the obligation to light a fire in the stove if you want to be warm, and with the necessity of parking 40 m from the house and carrying your luggage those 50 steps. With horses grazing under the window and the Bieszczady Mountains rampant around.

I invite you to the hamlet of the village of Polana, to the place Polanie Ostre, where in winter cross-country skiers and ski tourers have their paradise. Not to mention sledders. To a house smelling of wood, where it is simple, cozy and there is nothing missing for a complete rest. Gather a team of 4-6 people, pack books, games and mountain boots and off to the Bieszczady Mountains. With us, you can sit for hours on a bench in front of the house and watch the horses, wander around the Biesy, sing by the fire and not have to do anything. A total reset is calling.

The house is very well equipped with the equipment needed for living during your stay. Downstairs, there is a living area: a kitchenette, a dining area with a table and a living area (a sofa bed) and a bathroom with a shower. Upstairs, there is a spacious bedroom - open with 4 wooden beds. The house is optimal for 4-6 people.

The house does not have: TV, internet or good signal - here you can really relax and take a break from the outside world.

The main source of heat in the house is a large cast iron stove, which you have to burn yourself (firewood is prepared). Hot water comes from an electric boiler.

Surrounded by what we love the most. Nature at your fingertips! Huculs have no shortage of lush grass in the pasture, and on the wooden shrine at the entrance to the cottage, a grey wagtail has built a nest in which 3 chicks have already hatched. You can soak up the humid weather sitting on a bench in front of the house, you can roast potatoes in the fire and gobble them up with herbal butter.

When there is a snowstorm outside, it is worth packing your skis and exploring the area on cross-country skis or ski touring. Vast meadows and forest roads are ideal for this type of skiing.

In autumn, there are long walks, baskets full of saffron milk caps, and you have to watch out for salamanders underfoot. It is worth straining your ears, because deer are playing during the rut. When wandering around the area, look out for wolf tracks and large bear paws imprinted in the mud.

A herd of Hucul horses graze in the pastures around Haniówka, so just watching them is a way to relax.

And if you climb the hill behind the cottage, you will have a beautiful view of the surrounding area.

We don't have the internet or signal. Here you can write books in peace or solve Sudoku or crosswords, but online work is impossible.