Domki Letniskowe Wiktoria

The owners are so friendly and attentive that you feel at home straight away. The grounds are beautifully landscaped, with lots of greenery and space for children to play, while parents can enjoy the peace and sense of security. Our stay at the Wiktoria cottages in Dąbki was a real pleasure, and I highly recommend them for a family getaway or a quiet break surrounded by nature. It’s a pleasure to come back.

There’s a lovely garden with places to relax and plenty for children to do. The cottages are cozy, well cared for, and very clean. Perfect for families with children. We highly recommend it!

A peaceful spot for anyone who likes quiet. The beach is 1.2 km away, and the location keeps you out of the bustle of the town center. There’s plenty of parking without a crowd, and the cottages have an automatic remote-controlled gate. WiFi was good. The cottages are air-conditioned and clean, with no musty wood smell, and the kitchenette has pots, plates, cutlery, and everything else needed. There’s lots of green space, and the cottages aren’t crowded together, so everyone has room. The garden is well kept with trees and greenery, and there’s a soccer field. In the center, there’s a gazebo with an espresso machine. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

The main downside for us was the bathroom taps. The sink and shower have separate hot and cold knobs, where style seems to have won out over function. That makes scalding a risk, especially for children. The cottages are a bit dated, though it’s clear the owners care for them and make repairs regularly. The grounds are fantastic: green, with flowers tended by the owner, huge respect for all her work and expertise. There’s a gazebo that serves as a kind of playroom, plus lots for children to use, including slides, swings, playhouses, a sandbox, toys, board games, table football and a playground. There are barbecues too. It’s a great place for families, though, as in any tourist town, you have to be prepared for all sorts of people. We encountered a couple with a large dog running around barking without a muzzle, and someone nearby who seemed determined to share loud disco polo concerts with the whole street, if not the whole town, every day from around 5 p.m. to midnight.