Oaza Leńcze

At the top of the hill, in a 19th-century manor house, from which there is a beautiful view of the surrounding lush greenery. It sounds a bit like a fairy tale and that's what it is here. The walls of the manor house hide 8 rooms. They are all cozy, homely decorated in an old style. You will find retro beds, old lamps and chandeliers, creaky wardrobes and antique chests of drawers. Each room has: - bathroom, - double bed, - a single bed or a sofa bed. In addition to the rooms, there is a kitchen waiting for you, where you can cook something for yourself, and a dining room with a table at which we eat meals together. For bookworms, we have prepared a large library in which everyone will find something for themselves. There is also a terrace outside with a beautiful view, where we like to sit down in the morning with a cup of coffee and where we collect energy for the rest of the day. And the long summer evenings we spend most of the time by the fire or gazebo, making plans for the future and immersing ourselves in silence unheard of in the city. For demanding people who like pampering, we can offer yoga classes or massage. Let us know a few days before your arrival how you would like to relax.

We assume that cooking together is the best way to meet new people and it is a lot of fun. Therefore, in the Manor House, a fully equipped kitchen is waiting for you, where you can prepare meals. It is often the main meeting place for guests, from where you can hear chatter, gurgling water, sizzling oil, the sounds of cutting, mixing, chopping, and the air is filled with unearthly smells. You can always light a fire or grill and bake sausages, eat ash potatoes or prepare skewers and croutons with garlic. It all depends on your imagination. In Lanckorona we have a few nice places worth recommending: - Arka Cafe, which everyone praises for its delicious coffee, homemade cakes and dumplings out of this world, - Verona Restaurant, where you can eat a decent Italian pizza, - Hotel Modrzewiówka, which will satisfy more demanding gourmets.

There is no chance of boredom with us. Unless it's so relaxing, with sitting on the terrace, staring at the stars and sipping a glass of wine. There is a lot going on here, more and more new guests come, various workshops, yoga courses, dance shows are organized. In addition, you can drive to the surrounding towns. - Lanckorona is a 12th-century village, which is tiny, but beautiful and even a lot of attractions here. There are ruins of the Kazimierzowski Castle on the hill, in the narrow streets you can meet various artists, in the market square it is worth sitting in one of the cozy cafes. In the summer, they have a lot of events here: St. John's Fair, festivals, vehicle rallies, open-air cinemas. - Pilgrimages come to Kalwaria Zebrzydowska and not only because there is a Passion-Marian Sanctuary here. It is the only Calvary in the world that has been entered on the UNESCO list. - Karol Wojtyła lived in Wadowice - you can see them and then go for the famous cream cakes. - In Sucha Beskidzka you will see a Renaissance residence, which is called the Little Wawel. - Energylandia is the largest amusement park in Poland with rollercoasters and other attractions for adults and children. - And of course, you can jump to Krakow, who did not come from there. As you know, it is a market square with the Sukiennice, delicious obwarzanki and casseroles, and on the boulevards you can take a walk and see the Wawel Castle. For the more active, we also have a few suggestions: - the Świnna Poręba reservoir, where you can jump into the water - Mount Chełm for fans of two wheels - Babia Góra - the highest peak of Beskid Żywiecki - Babia Góra National Park - You can also ride bicycles in the vicinity