Stary Dom Zdrojowy

In the Old Spa House, a white villa in the style of Krynica architecture with a hundred-year history. It stands right next to the equally old pump room and 400 meters from the Aqua Park, which from the outside looks more like an elegant mountain hotel than a swimming pool. In the heart of the spa park, among ancient trees, we have our oasis of rest and taste. Under the porches with unique wood carvings, we feed them with delicious gluten, the best red pine mushrooms and shelter modern patients. We have prepared 5 intimate rooms in the attic for you. Comfortable and cozy. Looking through the windows you can see mountains and forests, or a fountain and a pump room. Absolute silence at night… And in the morning a great breakfast and fragrant coffee. Maybe reading for coffee, or Poles talking. And remember, you are not in a rush. AND! And you can come to breakfast without makeup. The Violet Room is actually two rooms for 4 people. In one of them there is a double bed, in the other there is a double convertible sofa, which is an exact replica of a vintage sofa, known as a boomerang. In this room a lamp - antiquity from the same times. We hung Bobowa lace on the walls. You can see the impressive collection of bobbin lace at the Bobowska Lace Museum, which is famous all over the world. The Poppy Room can be used by two or three guests. It has a comfortable double bed and one single bed. Comfortable, restored vintage-style armchairs, ready for blissful laziness. The light is unusual, because of the old brass wall lamps. The Peony Room is the favorite bedroom of couples. It has a double bed and two comfortable and old, restored vintage armchairs. Perfect for lazing around and reading. On the wall we hung a gift from our guests - Joasia and Wojtek from Wrocław, who visit us every year during the Rydz Festival. The Rose Room is the smallest of all. In it, an old, ancient, oak bed, with a retractable part, which makes it a comfortable bed for two. An old, helmet-like hair dryer from the 1960s, converted into a lamp and two armchairs from the same era. Tulip Room with two single beds - for those who value independent sleeping. However, at the request of our guests, we can combine them into one large bed. Vintage, facelift armchairs. Lavender Room - for those who dream of drinking a cup of coffee on the balcony at the front. Finally! And this room has been appropriately "decorated" and awaits the guests. Each room has a bathroom. Towels and dryer available. Electric kettle, cups. TV and Internet, but don't bother with the latter. Anyway, as in neighboring Ropki they pull the Internet too much, it is worse here. Seriously!

Oh, you won't die of hunger here! We will prepare real małmazyje for you. In the restaurant, on the ground floor of our Spa House, we will spoil you with homemade bread, various pastries, authentic cheeses, eggs and cream. Mushrooms are our specialty, and saffron mushrooms are the king on our table. Fried, pickled, pickled. Handmade pasta, dumplings, flatbreads, jams... There is no greater luxury for us than homemade pasta made from real eggs, bread that reminds us of the warmth of a family home, summer holidays or a Christmas dinner. We make all our baked goods ourselves. The table includes Leśnik, Ziarnucha, Żytko, PrzeOr, half-French croissants, meringues and cakes in which we hide our whole hearts. Regional cuisine is our duty. Since 2016, we have been proud of the Małopolska Culinary Heritage certificate, and this distinction is an obligation. Our repertoire includes sour rye soup with pickled capers, cepelinas with capers, marinated capers in the Lemko style, Krakow-style maczanka, goose pipki, kreplach, pascha, lard with capers and seasonal dishes, i.e. whatever is available in the gardens and at local farmers. Breakfast and dinner are an additional paid option. The feast includes soup (2 to choose from), main course with side dishes (2 to choose from), dessert and drinks. The dessert menu includes eclairs, cakes, blueberry cakes, brushwood, donuts, tartlets, ice cream from Miechów, with real cream and milk from the Skała dairy. It's not enough to tell the story, you have to taste it.

If you allow yourself to be bored sometimes, you will not find a better spot. If you don't like boredom, you couldn't have hit better. Nature, hiking, history. By bike, on horseback, on foot. And those mushroom pickings ... And the starry sky, or clouds descending towards the road. Every day a choice of colors. When it starts to smell like leaves in the forest, the rain seeps through the branches of the trees, rubber boots are put on their feet, and a basket lands in their hands. The forests turn orange, and a red rose melody appears spontaneously in the head. Lovers of mushrooms and long fruitful walks in the forest are invited to the annual Rydz Festival in Wysowa Zdrój. For two days, at the turn of September and October, everything turns red. Volunteers take part in a picking competition, you can, together with a guide, look for traces of bears and look for wolves among the trees, participate in culinary workshops, try red mushroom dishes, buy local delicacies at a fair, listen to talks from forest people and fall in love with the Low Beskids. Wysowa Zdrój is of course also a health resort. Regardless of whether you are as healthy as fish, or have digestive, respiratory or urinary problems, it is worth visiting the beautiful pump room. The building was erected in 2006 and perfectly reproduces the old pump room, which disappeared in the ashes of a fire in the 1960s. Most of the mineral waters in Wysowa are saturated bicarbonate-chloride-sodium, so they are healthy, but do not smell like violets. Get a sip of Józef I, Bronisław, Aleksandra, Franciszek or Henryk. In Wysowa, there is a beautiful view wherever you look. Some streets and paths are great viewpoints for postcard landscapes. While walking around, go to the "Biawena" sanatorium. From here you can admire: in the south, rising Stebnicka Magura in Slovakia, then Płaziny, Buków Garb, Busov, Jawor, Cigelka, Lackowa, Ostry Wierch, Biała Skała and Bziany. Each season presents a different picture, all the same painterly and perfect. If you need a hint where it is worth it, we hasten to you to Nieznajowa. Here the forests are thinning, and the beautiful Wisłoka valley appears. You can admire the deserted areas, the Zawoja River, wet your feet, walk on the stones with your wet feet, look at Lemko crosses thoughtfully, read about the history of the non-existent village on the information board placed on the lonely door - an artistic installation by Natalia Hładyk. In the fall, bells are heard in the area. It's time to come back. Shepherds, Juhasi and their thousands of sheep return from the shepherd's hut in Czarna to the vicinity of Nowy Targ. This return is known as the Fall season and is a unique event in the area. White clouds of wool pass through Ropki, pass Konieczna, and pass Wysowa Zdrój. Come in the spring (when the sheep walk to graze) and in the fall (when they leave the pastures and return to the pens) and see it with your own eyes while the time comes. There used to be 6 huts in the Low Beskids, now only one has remained.