Na Fali

Great!

Really great!

The space around Domki Na Fali was a highlight for our sons. They could play football on proper goals, with swings, slides, toys, sandboxes, and a huge trampoline there too. The plot is large enough to give families privacy, something that's hard to find on the Polish coast, especially in such a busy tourist area. It also puts you within easy reach of the sea and town. Nearby, trails south of the beach lead into a quiet area full of birds. It's a lovely landscape, though it's a shame that new resorts are already being built and this still-pristine part of Niechorze may not stay that way. We stayed in cottage no. 4. Upstairs are three bedrooms, reasonably separated from each other, though there's no toilet up there. The beds had two pillows each, which isn't always the case, and we slept very comfortably. The bathroom was okay, but there were no towels or even soap or gel. For me, a stay doesn't feel comfortable or luxurious without towels, though that's apparently a bit of a Baltic Sea quirk. The kitchen is small, which makes it easy to decide not to cook on holiday, and there are plenty of places to eat in Niechorze anyway. Outside, there's a fireplace, a brick barbecue, solid patio furniture, loungers, and a clothes dryer. The cottages are spacious and well equipped, but the one drawback for us was the lack of WiFi. We usually don't return to the same place, yet we're already making plans to come back to Domki Na Fali!

The cottages are roomy, nicely kept, and decorated with good taste, and there's a fenced area with lots of room for children. It takes about 15 minutes to walk to the beach at a young child's pace, so it's close enough while still being away from the crowds. The owners were welcoming and made us feel at home right away. It was our first visit, but if we come back to Niechorze, we'll stay here again. Greetings to the owners, and I recommend the place.