Srodborowianka

The staff were warm and very friendly, but the place seems past its best and needs renovation, or at least a proper deep clean. The walls have stains from a leaking roof, and there's mold on the bathroom grout. We only needed a room for a few hours, and even that wasn't pleasant in these conditions. If promoting Jewish culture is one of the establishment's aims, I think the owner should have done more.

I liked the fresh air, trees, and calm surroundings, and the neighborhood felt peaceful. The location was good for the places I wanted to visit, too. The accommodation, comfort, and service met my expectations for the price, which I found attractive. I enjoyed my stay and would choose this place again in the future.

The staff were friendly, and breakfast was arranged rather than served buffet-style. It was a good place to stay overnight when the resort wasn't occupied, such as during summer camps, and the low price made up for some shortcomings. The main plus was the quiet, though you could hear trains passing, a minor nuisance. Our room was an old game room that hadn't been renovated in over a decade, and mobile internet was poor.

There were spiders crawling around and cobwebs everywhere, especially by the windows and behind and under the beds. It was disgusting. The walls were dirty, and the floors looked like they hadn't been mopped in six months. The decor feels like it's from the communist era. I don't know how this place is still open, and I wouldn't recommend staying in this shack. Better to pay the extra 50 złoty for decent accommodation.