Dom Wypoczynkowy Jadzia

The location is convenient, close to everything and about a 20-minute walk from Krupówki Street. Breakfast was tasty, served on time, and the housekeeper was always available. But the room was far too cold. Even though the price was low for January-February, I don't think anyone should have to rent a room that reached only 17 degrees Celsius. It was below freezing outside, and after a long day our clothes were wet and we came back to a chilly room. We ended up catching colds. I wouldn't wish anyone a vacation in Zakopane where they have to sleep in their clothes to stay warm 😩.

It's a quiet guesthouse away from the bustle, about 2-2.5 km from the center. The decor feels a little dated and worn, though nothing terrible. The location is especially handy for the National Park entrance and the trail to the Strążyska Valley. Breakfast was decent, nothing special: the usual Polish cold cuts and cheeses, some vegetables, and one or two hot sausages.

The rooms were cold and the standard was low, and the decor could be improved with a bit of effort. The towels were old and disgusting, the blankets looked like they came from a prison, and the shower stall was moldy. There were good things too: I liked the location, tucked away right by the start of the valley trail. Breakfasts were very good, and coffee and tea were available outside breakfast hours. Pets are allowed, and the staff were very friendly. I only wish there were kettles in the rooms.

The small parking area was the one drawback for us. It’s tight, though it didn’t matter much since we left the car and walked everywhere. This was my first time in Zakopane, and I really enjoyed the stay. It’s peaceful, with friendly, helpful staff and great communication. Breakfast was included in a very good accommodation price. Krupówki Street is around a 20-minute walk, and there’s a grocery store and an inn nearby. If you arrive early, you can eat and still have time to explore Zakopane’s lovely spots. Thank you!