Marina Nawigator

The rooms themselves were pretty good, but getting to the house meant crossing the muddy area again, and those stairs were painfully rough to climb barefoot. We were invited by the staff to have breakfast, then told the next morning there wasn't any. The same thing happened the day after. We were also asked to leave dinner around 9:30, even though the restaurant closed at 22:00. The photos had made it look like a high-class lakeside break. Instead, we arrived by a muddy road at a beautiful but extremely warm building. The whole place was quite disappointing.

The showers, toilets, and pier are all very well maintained, and the restaurant serves delicious food. For four people, though, you should expect to spend over PLN 400. The port itself is rather expensive, with fees over PLN 230, but the service makes the price feel fair. It's one of the finest ports in the Mazurian lake district. The bosman stands out for his professional, client-focused approach, and the staff are there to help. The harbor is gently sheltered from the main wind, the approach is easy, and you can moor at the pier or a buoy. In strong winds, though, the boat is exposed to tilting. Worth visiting and using the services.

It's a posh, very well-kept port, but the restaurant wait was long. Our coffees and desserts arrived separately. When we went to pay, the waitress at the bar asked us to wait a moment, picked up a tray as if she had something to do, then went outside, sat down, and took a call.

The apartments were clean and amazing, and we had a perfect few days there. We ate at the restaurant twice. The Sandacz and local Hamburgers were both tasty and well seasoned. One of the best restaurants I've eaten at lately. I can genuinely recommend the place.