Cichy Zakatek Rabka Zdroj

You can unwind on the veranda with a morning coffee or after a day out, and there’s a little outdoor area behind the house too. The neighborhood is peaceful, yet the center is nearby. Inside, the rooms are clean and the place has a lovely atmosphere. Breakfast was delicious, and the owners were warm and happy to suggest things to see. There are toys for children on rainy days, along with books. I recommend Cichy Zakątek (Civil Corner).

We’ve just got home and already miss the place. It has such a family, old-fashioned charm, like staying at Grandma’s. Our room had a balcony beside the stables, where four horses live. The children could ride by arrangement with Mrs. Weronika, who was wonderfully patient and explained things one step at a time. Ms. Kasia was lovely too, always making time for a quick chat. The old-style rooms have bathrooms and big, comfortable beds. The shared living room and kitchen had everything we needed to make meals, and the house was in perfect order. There’s a wardrobe full of books, games, toys, puzzles, and other rainy-day things. We got 10/10 for the hospitality especially. The only downside is how quickly the time goes. We’ll be back in spring, summer, fall, and winter. Best wishes, see you soon.

What made this feel like real agritourism was the animals: chickens wandering about, a cat on the windowsill, a dog greeting people, and those lovely horses. We’d visited places calling themselves agritourism before, but some amounted to sheep and chickens behind a fence. We’ve just left and miss them already. We’ll return for longer, with sugar cubes and liqueur for the bonfire. The setting is lovely and green, safely away from the road, with hammocks in the orchard, a playground, barbecue and fire area, and a meadow with a horse run. Mrs. Kasia was kind and helpful, answering our questions and stopping for chats. She’d often call our son over for an apple fritter or warm plum cake. Our clean rooms fit the house’s style, with charming old pieces like a chest or dressing table; there are original sideboards and mysterious wardrobes elsewhere too. The kitchen has what you need, and you can eat breakfast out back while watching the horses graze. Mrs. Weronika supervises the riding and is especially good with children, including children with special needs. She helped them get comfortable around the horses. Our son has developmental issues and was scared at first, but he managed two full rides. We’re very grateful to Mrs. Weronika for that. I’d recommend this place to anyone who enjoys rural life.

The hosts are sincere, honest, and so welcoming. It’s a great place with a really lovely atmosphere. Highly recommended.