Pensjonat Uroczysko Zaborek
Delicious, borderland cuisine
Fantastic bike routes
Horse riding
Friendly to children and families
Kayaking trips
Holiday outdoor swimming pool
At a glance
Uroczysko Zaborek is a place where Arabian sheikhs inhale tasty cepelinai, and American rock stars ask for pancakes with cheese and raisins and plant oaks. If you want to ask what Polish parochial nobility has to do with the big world, we will answer that it is most likely a unique taste for Podlasie food and a love for horses.
Right away, we will give you a map, because without one it will be difficult to find all the wonders we have here. Later, we will invite you to your rooms in the old forester's lodge, where the Rolling Stones lived, to the Princess Apartment in the windmill, to a cabin near the forest or to a completely different place. We will take you to the church, where the icons are still hanging, visit the underground, visit the garden of Bazyli Albiczuk, an artist from Podlasie, whose paintings have found their way to museums, galleries and collections all over the world, use the rooms in our sauna or sit by a pond with a romantic bridge.
For 20 years, we have managed to create a unique guesthouse in Zaborek, like an open-air museum, but full of modern comforts. We invite you to a history lesson that you will not learn in any school ...
Right away, we will give you a map, because without one it will be difficult to find all the wonders we have here. Later, we will invite you to your rooms in the old forester's lodge, where the Rolling Stones lived, to the Princess Apartment in the windmill, to a cabin near the forest or to a completely different place. We will take you to the church, where the icons are still hanging, visit the underground, visit the garden of Bazyli Albiczuk, an artist from Podlasie, whose paintings have found their way to museums, galleries and collections all over the world, use the rooms in our sauna or sit by a pond with a romantic bridge.
For 20 years, we have managed to create a unique guesthouse in Zaborek, like an open-air museum, but full of modern comforts. We invite you to a history lesson that you will not learn in any school ...
Host:
Katarzyna
We speak these languages: Polish, English, German
We are on-site, we give our guests space and intimacy, but we're always ready to help
First, there was some land, a small, old granary and a cherry orchard in the "Podlaski Przełomu Bugu" Landscape Park, right next to the famous stud farm in Janów Podlaski. The hosts of this patch, Lucyna and Arkadiusz Okoń, were more interested in tourism than agriculture. Within a few years, they brought the treasures of the local history to the area of 70 hectares: a real windmill that everyone had forgotten about, an abandoned forester's lodge, more than one old cottage, and even a church. There is so much old architecture here that you need a map of the area. This is how the new history of Zaborek began, full of great people and even important matters that are written about in books. And the most recent history is the last two years, when the parents of Zaborki were taken over by their children, and if you are asking where modernity meets tradition, we know that it is in Zaborek.
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queen bed•1 bathroom•We accept medium dogs, small dogs, cats, big dogs•18 m²•we have 4 of such rooms
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queen bed•single bed•1 bathroom•We accept small dogs, cats, medium dogs, big dogs•18 m²•we have 3 of such rooms
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queen bed•2 single beds•1 bathroom•We accept small dogs, cats, medium dogs, big dogs•22 m²•we have 6 of such rooms
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