Pensjonat Edyta

I had a few pleasant days here, with real peace and quiet. There's a bike rental shop quite close, and the cycling trails are impressive, almost too good to stay around the property. Żabka is just a few steps away, and there's free public transport. The room had a TV, internet, kettle, mini-fridge, hairdryer, needle and thread, and a shoe brush. I didn't encounter any ban on bringing alcohol onto the property. I don't drink, but guests had their golden drinks by the beautifully kept pool, and the friendly owner didn't seem to mind at all. A few years back, a woman wrote that they don't accept children, and that made my wife and me decide to book here blindly, through Booking.com, as that's the only way to book. Hidden NO CHILDREN experience at an affordable price! Thanks for the advertising. Advertising drives commerce! It finally gave me a proper rest from little Piotruś kids waking me at sunrise, screaming, Andżelik and Brajan running between the tables while I tried to focus on breakfast in the cafeteria, Filipek being told every five seconds from the balcony not to pick up a stick, Damianek being forced to eat another sandwich when he didn't want it and sounding a merciless alarm at the top of his lungs, and Dżesik, who at 11 p.m. instead of sleeping were making noise throughout the facility, signaling they wanted to sleep while neither parent could leave the barbecue with Uncle Zenek and Aunt Stasia. Let them wait another half hour, Mommy will have a Desperado, smoke a cigarette or two, eat some pork neck, then. The similarity of names is coincidental. Someone else called it a guesthouse for seniors. Maybe, though I'm not quite in that age group yet. The owner is a very nice, friendly guy. I recommend it to anyone wanting a few quiet days surrounded by nature instead of the hustle and bustle of the "Bombs" (a popular tourist attraction). I'll definitely be back.

It's clean and quiet here, and the food is good. Parking might be tricky for Sunday drivers because the grounds are hilly, but that adds to the charm. Some people are going crazy and don't know what they want. Nouveau riche guests think they're the center of the universe. If they don't like it, Gołębiewskiego will be luxurious, and they'll have to pay the bill.

There are a few positives: the pool is handy for cooling off on hot days, and breakfast is good. But you need to be first in the dining room, since the selection gets very limited later. The stay came with lots of restrictions. No pets, quiet hours after 22, and no relaxed evenings sitting around the grill late, even if you're not having a party. Alcohol is completely banned, and since the guesthouse doesn't sell any, you can't sit around with a beer. The room had a PRL style and dirty walls. I'd recommend it for older people.

The owner was friendly, speaks German, and gave us tourist information. Parking felt secure, and there are outdoor terraces, a barbecue, sauna, and swimming pool. Breakfast was excellent. Our room was clean, although the furnishings no longer meet modern standards. We were still satisfied.