Willa Bajka

The room was clean and comfortable, and breakfast was fantastic. What really made the stay, though, was the owner’s hospitality. We talked for quite a while, and she was such a charming, elegant, patient person, happy to explain all the things in the villa. I’d love to come back soon. Recommended.

The location works really well, right between the city center and the spa park, and it has what you need for a stay. There was coffee and tea, and the room had a bed, clean bathroom, wardrobe, table, two chairs, and TV. I’d trade the chairs for a sofa and prefer a white bedspread to the colorful one, but the interwar look is warm and carefully recreated, with lots of knick-knacks. It feels tidy and homey, with some elegant touches. Do get breakfast here. There doesn’t seem to be much nearby, and the hotel-style meal has everything you need. Rest well. The owners also run Róże, Fiołki, and Aniołki on the promenade in the city center. You’ll recognize the places by the matching decor and the identical “ziedziki” (literally “Oliwiaki”), set a little lower than usual. The atmosphere still hints at swing music, Piaf, or Ordonke, even if something else is playing. Have a good time, and save room for the apple pie, regular apple pie, and a small coffee. They know what doppio is. 🤩

We were welcomed by the owner, a genuinely kind and patient man. The building is old and kept in an atmospheric, old-fashioned style, and the rooms are clean and well cared for. There’s private parking behind the building. A very interesting place, recommended.

The hosts are discreet at first, then after a day they make you feel like family. There’s plenty of coffee and tea, and a warm feeling throughout the place. It’s close to the most interesting spots, easy to find, and has a 19th-century atmosphere, with colorful stained glass, creaky stairs, and the smell of old wood, roots, and flowers. Pets are welcome. Breakfast should please even picky eaters.