Penzion Blazkuv Statek

We won't be coming back. The place looks far better in the photos than it does in person, and it felt pretty neglected. The sleeping areas, shower cubicles and fridge all needed a proper clean. Equipment was sparse too, from the grill to the seating area, which was also in poor shape. The owner seemed like a nice guy, and I don't mean to offend him, but we just don't have a reason to return.

The farm is enclosed, so you can keep to yourself if that's what you want. It's in the village among other buildings, close to places that keep horses and chickens. The furniture and general surroundings are mostly solid wood and good quality, though the apartment shows some wear. A bit of paint would help in places, but nothing was really bothersome. The first building's entrance doors are awkward, especially for kids who can't shut them properly. The bathrooms are adequate, and the equipment is average but sufficient. Kitchen knives are usually blunt, as I've found elsewhere too, but there are enough of them. In my opinion, the owner's communication and willingness to help are excellent.

A good base for trips, and a nice setting for a larger group of friends if you rent the whole farm. The owner is friendly, though it doesn't seem like much is being invested in the place. There were cobwebs everywhere, and it could use a thorough clean now and then. There's not much equipment. During our visit, a terrible smell came from the outdoor sewage treatment plant in front of the farm.

Plenty of grassy yard for the kids to run around in, plus a sandpit and playground. There's also a pool, and a covered terrace with a table and bar. The farmhouse is spacious, and there's room for dogs too. We have two dogs, so we really appreciated that they're welcome.