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There was so much for our daughter to enjoy: ponies she could meet and ride, a goat she could milk, and dogs to play with. There are also goats, sheep, and even a pig on site, which she loved seeing. We spent three great nights here as a family, four adults and a child, including our five-year-old daughter and a "little old girl." The cottage is in nature with a lovely view, near hiking routes: the red trail runs right by it, and the green trail to Eliaszówka starts a little farther on. Town is 4 km away. The inside is a bit cramped but perfectly adequate. There's a communal kitchen with everything from a coffee machine to a dishwasher, very good internet, and enough parking for the number of rooms. The owners are friendly, hospitable, and full of helpful ideas for how to spend time in the area. We shared plenty of laughs and conversations. They make goat and sheep cheeses on site, which I highly recommend trying. There's also a nearby mountain hut with delicious food :)

The house felt cozy and welcoming, clean and comfortable, with the smell of wood and animals all around. You can buy regional products there, including cheese and preserves. The owner was very friendly and suggested nearby attractions. It's quiet, with parking on the property, and the views and access to hiking and biking trails make it a lovely way to explore the area. I highly recommend it.

We spent a week here with our child and our own dog, and hated having to leave. The animals are a special part of the place, clearly loved and cared for, and wonderful to be around. We also found everything perfectly clean, with access to a large, fully equipped kitchen. The owners were kind, chatty, and helpful. There are mountain views and plenty of trails nearby. Such a pleasant place to stay.

What a fairy tale! We stayed in the cottage during the nearby Pannonica festival, and it became one of the loveliest weekends we've had in years. The terrace outside our room had beautiful views, and everything around us was so quiet. The cottage is modest, but the women who run it bring it such a lovely feel. They're warm, friendly people who love animals and nature. We still remember the breakfasts together and the easy, charming chats at the table, even though my husband and I aren't usually the most outgoing, haha. There were also lessons about edible mushrooms, with tastings of the amethyst mushroom, the cowberry, the trumpet mushroom, and the chrysanthemum. I recommend it!