Chaty Trzy

We stayed in early September and loved it. The rooms were clean and nicely set up, and the cottages had everything we needed. There’s a playground for kids, plus a huge pool that was just fabulous. The owner was really kind too. I’d recommend this place to anyone.

It was so quiet at night, which made it easy to properly relax, and we were delighted with our stay. The veranda was a lovely spot for watching the sunset and looking out over Lake Myczkowieckie. On cooler evenings, we could make a fire in the fireplace, and there’s a barbecue on site too. Our cottage was clean, the beds were incredibly comfortable, and the kitchen had all the utensils we needed. The hosts were warm and helpful. We’ll definitely come back, and I wholeheartedly recommend Chaty Trzy.

We’d definitely stay here again, and the price seemed reasonable. We went as two families, one with two adults and a child and one with two adults and two children, aged 2, 4, and 7. The large pool was nicely heated even in early June, and the kids had a playhouse, a sandbox, and toys. Everything was clean and tidy, with beautiful views, a barbecue, Wi-Fi, a fireplace, and a well-equipped kitchen. The one small hassle was that the TV had trouble connecting to Wi-Fi whenever I turned it on, which I only mention because of the kids.

The cottages themselves are great, but we felt unwelcome as motorcyclists. The owner kept following us around and reprimanding us, even though we weren’t bothering anyone. Maybe it should be made clear that motorcyclists aren’t welcome, since there are other places to stay. We’d been here two years ago, so I’m sure I’m not mistaken. Best regards ;) After reading the replies, I’m lowering my rating to one star. We arrived at night to an unlit property and an unmarked, small gravel parking area near the road and far from the cottage. The grounds weren’t fenced, and our motorcycles were worth more than the cottage. We didn’t park on the playground, but behind the house. A volleyball net nearby doesn’t make that a playground. The evening before we left, a friend had washed his motorcycle at a car wash. He wiped raindrops off its mirrors with a towel because he couldn’t find a cloth in the house, and got told off for that too, like the other things the owner didn’t like.