Miętowe Wzgórze B&B

In Bożkowice, a quiet village by Lake Leśniańskie on the border of Lower Silesia and Lusatia, there is a house that deserved to be given a chance for a new life. Fortunately, people with big hearts, good taste and passionate enthusiasm found it. Imagine an over 100-year-old house made of stone and red brick with the scent of mint. It is bathed in the lush green of tall spruce, birch, apple trees, plum trees, shrubs, flowers and vegetables, among which two Bernese Mountain Dogs run - Feri and Bari. The best companions for walks in the area. There is a place to rest, drink local beer, lie in a hammock and have fierce conversations with interesting people. But let's start from the beginning. We met Miętowe Wzgórze (Mint Hill) when it was in a deplorable state. The house bore unmerciful traces of countless attempts to adapt it to postwar needs confronted with scarcity. We did what we could, but it was impossible to recreate the original without traces: to this day, some original solutions are a mystery to us. Instead, we unraveled the story of the house's inhabitants. It was probably built in 1910 for the Wünsch family: Oswald and Ermina and their four children. Storey, with a basement, on a farm built traditionally on a horseshoe plan. The turmoil of war changed the owners of the house in 1945. The Nowakowski family lived in Bożkowice at number 24. We appeared here in 2007. And since then - together with our guests - we have been creating another chapter in the history of this place. Now we can share with you misty mornings, the view of the Czocha Castle reflected in the surface of the lake, pancakes with blueberries in Chata Górzystów, sunset walks, cross-country skiing in Stóg Izerski and evenings spent together. This is definitely our place. We want to stay here and be part of this idyll. Will you join us?