Mojo Miodno Checz

The owner was so kind and helpful, which made our stay really enjoyable. The cottages are cozy and have everything we needed. I’d definitely recommend them.

We spent a week here and still didn’t get to all the bike paths. The area has lots of lovely routes and beautiful nature reserves. To get to the sea, you can bike or drive to the parking lot, then walk through the forest. The beach is clean, wide, and not crowded. The cottages sit among the trees on a private plot, with their own terraces. They were clean and very well equipped, and the setting feels especially good for families with children. The owners are friendly, open, and always ready to help.

The beach worked so well for the kids, with a long, shallow entry into the water and plenty of space. I rode there by bike and didn’t use the car all week. There are lots of easy cycling trails nearby, too. The cottage has a huge porch where you can spend the whole day outside, and its own fireplace. It’s surrounded by trees and feels peaceful. Inside, the Kashubian style is tastefully done, giving the place a relaxed holiday feel. The fenced area lets children run around safely, with no car traffic beyond the fence. The hosts were very nice, helpful, and obliging.

Ewa Zaprasza is only a few minutes from the cottage, and on the way to the seaside there’s the Zamojscy fish and chip shop, which has served good-quality fish for years. A well-stocked grocery store is nearby, too. The cottage suits a family of 2+2 and could fit 6 people. It has a lovely atmosphere and everything you need. We’re back for our second stay in the large cottage at Mojo Miodno Checz. After last year, we knew we wanted to return, and most of the guests we saw had been here the year before as well. It’s a great base for walking and cycling. Stilo Beach, Słajszewo, and Lubiatowo are among the widest and most beautiful beaches in Poland. If you’re after crowded spaces, partitioned plots, and kitsch everywhere, you won’t find that here. Warm regards to Monia and Klara :)