Hotel Przy Dworze

It’s a very peaceful place to get away to, remote in a good way, with lots of nature around. There’s a spa, and by the lake there’s a beach-like area where you can lie down and relax. I also liked the restaurant’s sunroom: you can eat indoors while still getting that outdoorsy feel.

The area around the hotel is lovely, and the staff are super friendly.

Breakfast was a highlight for me: there’s a buffet that changes each day, plus hot dishes made to order. The hotel is beautiful inside and out, and the staff are incredibly friendly and helpful. Its peaceful surroundings make it a lovely place to unwind, though nearby attractions take a 30-60-minute drive. Cold weather during my visit meant we chose massages and sightseeing by car. The massages were excellent, and the masseurs were happy to tailor them to each person. I’d still recommend an off-season visit, since the hotel staff and activities made for a relaxing, enjoyable stay. We’re also thinking of coming back in summer, when the area and lake should be beautiful and the weather right for horseback riding.

The area around the hotel and manor house is beautiful, peaceful, and fairly quiet. Our hotel room, since the manor house was fully booked, was reasonably clean, though there were cobwebs on the balcony wall lamp. No one was at the front desk when we arrived to check in. A few minutes later, the receptionist showed up and said, “I’m done, but I’ll check you in.” Breakfast was the main problem. It was served until 10:30, and I got there at 9:30, but the food was literally leftovers from earlier guests. The juices in the jugs were watery and diluted, and there wasn’t enough bread. It felt like the hotel was cutting corners on breakfast.