Zloty Sen

The whole place is fenced, so the dogs are safe and have plenty of space to run. Our Kenai went for a dip in the stream, then raced back to Adam's house leaving amazing pawprints on the floor. Adam took it all bravely, though I bet there was some cleaning to do afterward ;) Rysio and Edzio, the resident dogs, got on with Kenai straight away, and the three of them roamed around the huge garden and house. All of them had a wonderful time. We went to the mountains for a weekend with our dog and got lucky, ending up somewhere that has to be the most dog-friendly place on this planet, or at least the best one we've been to so far ;)) To start with the host, so he doesn't get offended: Adam is super nice and helpful, and he makes a fantastic salad for breakfast. We didn't get to meet Emilia, but you know how it is ;) Kenai should be writing the rest of this review, but he has more interesting things to do, so I'm doing it myself. I couldn't get many photos of the four-legged crew because they moved too fast, but I've included the ones I managed to take. We highly recommend Złoty Sen agritourism. It's a lovely place to get away from everyday life with good company. If we're in the area again, we'll definitely come back. :) Ania, Michał, and Kenai

The rooms and bathrooms are clean, and it’s quiet and peaceful here. The owners are very friendly. It’s not a 5-star hotel, so nobody should expect one, but it’s a good place to stay. I really recommend the breakfast: filling, healthy, and with plenty of protein. And if you’re bringing a pet, don’t be afraid of the dogs.

The owners are very kind and make sure guests have everything they need. Everything was clean and well prepared, the standard is high, and communication was seamless. I highly recommend this place.

Złoty Sen is a welcoming place and a great base for a stay in the Kłodzko Valley, with lots of attractions nearby, including some in the Czech Republic. Lądek-Zdrój is close by for its spa resort, and Czarna Góra ski resort is an option if you want to hit the slopes. Bear Cave in Kletno, scenic Błędne Skały, and trekking in the Złote Mountains are also worth a visit. The hosts are friendly and happy to help plan your outings. If you’d rather take a break, you can laze in a hammock with a book. It’s a real oasis, great in both summer and winter, with peace, nature, and tourist attractions close by. A comfortable stay is rounded off by a delicious breakfast made with homemade baking and preserves. It’s pet-friendly too, so our dog could enjoy the trip with us. We’ll definitely be back!