Zatoka Slonca

A pretty cool, peaceful place to unwind.

It’s an easy walk to the nearby beach, and the distance from the center makes it possible to get away from the bustle while still enjoying a walk there. The cottages were clean, well equipped, and a good size. The resort is looked after carefully, and you can count on help when you need it. Pani Bożenka and Pan Piotr are wonderful hosts, and they make the atmosphere at Zatoka Słońca so welcoming. Families have loads for the kids to do, including the pool, playground, playroom, and entertainment, so they won’t get bored. We’re already planning to come back 😉

The resort is in a quiet spot, a nice escape from the city noise. It’s fenced in, and from the terrace you can keep the kids in view. There are lots of things for them to enjoy, too. The cottages were spotless and well cared for. The pool and jacuzzi are well insulated, so the cottages stay cool once you close the doors. The people running the resort were so friendly and helpful. Thanks for a wonderful stay, we’d happily recommend it for a holiday with children. 😍🤩

The hosts are wonderful, and the place itself is really great. The entertainment runs three times a week and is quite nice :) But compared with last year, a week here costs almost 2,000 PLN more, though everything is getting more expensive. Charging 3 PLN for 1 kWh doesn’t seem OK to me. It feels like profiting from reselling electricity, and I doubt you have a license for that. Our bigger problem was the noise from other guests. Quiet at 10 PM seems like an unrealistic dream: it went on until 11:30 PM, sometimes even 1 AM. Noise from children at the playground and adults on benches outside the cottages carried across the resort. The upstairs bedroom windows face the resort, so we had to choose between sleeping with the window open and the noise, or keeping it closed and cooking with the windows shut, which was a bit quieter. The hosts are on site, and I think they could pay more attention to this. It bothered us. To be clear, it’s the holidaymakers causing the problem, not the hosts. Some people seem to think a holiday means parties, alcohol, and no respect for others.