When the farm buildings were built here in 1894, no one dreamed of Łeba as a tourist destination, and the surrounding area was arable land. It wasn't until the late 20th century that we converted the old coach house and stables into a cozy guesthouse, but we tried to retain a touch of the 19th century charm. Original brickwork dominates the interior, with wood cladding throughout, and a pre-war roof covered with tiles. No one would be surprised to see a horse-drawn carriage parked at the gate. That's why our guests say they feel like they're in the countryside, even though all the attractions of Łeba are nearby, including lakes, kayaking, horseback riding, and, of course, dunes.

We love meeting people and pamper them with delicious breakfasts, which we bring directly to your room or garden. These breakfasts often feature the fruits of our own crops and summer preserved in jars of our own preserves. We also nurture your spirit by offering arts and crafts workshops and culinary experiences. We can even teach your children to paint, and the seaside landscapes are truly inspiring. If you're interested, we'll share our experience and help you plan the Baltic Sea vacation of your dreams.

We have seven rooms, including two suites. Five rooms are located in the main building (the former coach house), and the remaining two are located in the modernized stable section. Each room is equipped with a private bathroom. Some rooms have a kitchenette, while the rest have access to a communal kitchen.

Some guests return for breakfast. You won't find a buffet here; we'll knock on your door and bring you breakfast. During the summer season, we serve a different breakfast dish every day, based on local produce. The menu for the following days is displayed in the main hall, so you can decide when you'd like to dine. For several years now, we've been maintaining a garden, whose bounty we use to prepare breakfast for you. Freshly brewed coffee awaits you in the main hall every morning. We're happy to recommend local spots with good food, desserts, and coffee, some of which we visit ourselves.

If an afternoon with a book in the garden is your style of relaxation, you've come to the right place. Our grove offers several relaxation areas (wicker, hammock, and deckchairs), and on hot days, you can hide in the shade of the fruit trees. There's a gazebo in the garden where you can eat, play cards with friends, work, or organize a small barbecue. Our guests can use board games and a small library. For the artistically inclined, we'll organize painting workshops with a glass of wine; perhaps you'll return home with a hand-painted sunset. We have two bicycles available for guests, which you can use for a morning trip to the bakery or a longer excursion – perhaps to the dunes? If you're a beach sports enthusiast, we'll lend you beach volleyball equipment – or maybe you'd like to play with us? We'll also tell you where the biggest fish are biting. You'll be on the beach in just a few minutes – depending on how many stops you make along the way. Nearby there is a kayaking marina and a port from which you can set sail on an unforgettable cruise.

We've built a wooden playhouse in the garden with the little ones in mind. It's equipped with toys and offers a place to hide from the sun on sunny days. We've prepared board games for inclement weather. We can also arrange individual painting lessons for children.

We know that not everyone has a vacation during their trip. Each room has a table where you can send a few emails. Be warned – the internet in a small seaside town can sometimes play tricks on us, and we have no control over it.