Młyn Klekotki spa resort

What a find, this place was a total gem for me this year. It's tucked away in beautiful surroundings, with plenty of chances to walk or ride a bike. The onsite restaurant serves really good food too. Absolutely fabulous!

The walking trails are beautiful, and it's so quiet here, a lovely spot for a relaxing summer break. We had a comfortable room, though some are small, so I'd suggest booking a bigger one. Breakfast was excellent. The dining room could be tidier and less cluttered, even though it wasn't dirty. Dogs aren't allowed in the restaurant, but some guests brought them anyway. One dog was extremely loud while we were there, and neither its owner nor the staff did anything at first. After I raised it with the waitress, she asked the owners to take the dog outside.

The service was good, and the spa was great, though you pay separately for it and have to go to another building. The location is amazing, but the amenities and weak restaurant don't match the prices, which are unreasonably high. Food portions were tiny and very expensive. The hotel also felt neglected in its upkeep. We paid a lot for a luxury room, but it didn't even have a small fridge, and frequent power outages meant things like the hair dryer wouldn't work. The Wi-Fi was very weak too, which isn't great if you need to work remotely.

I stayed overnight after being invited to a Polish wedding. The room was simple but cozy, and the food was exceptionally good, though I can't say whether it was prepared onsite. The resort sits beside a small lake in a beautiful forest, far from civilization. There was no internet, and mobile reception was poor. It's easy enough to find, but the road from the main road is very bumpy for about 15 minutes.