Guest Rooms Jadwiga Jeżak

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Jadwiga's Guest House

A Cozy Guest House in the Center of Grybów

Our property is located in the center of Grybów - a small town famous for its beautiful views, the tall tower of the basilica, and the reconstructed medieval stronghold "Stara Baśń".

We offer 10 beds in 4 rooms, each equipped with:

LCD TV
Wireless WiFi internet
Private bathroom

Guests have access to a fully equipped kitchenette: hotplate, microwave, fridge, kettle and dishes.
On the fenced property there is a gazebo with grilling facilities and free parking.

Rooms

Our Rooms

Room for 2

Price from 100 PLN/pers.

- 2 single beds

- private bathroom

- TV and WiFi Internet

Room for 2

Price from 100 PLN/pers.

- 2 single beds

- private bathroom

- TV and WiFi Internet

Room for 3

Price from 100 PLN/pers.

- 1 double bed and 1 single bed

- private bathroom

- TV and WiFi Internet

Room for 3 with balcony

Price from 100 PLN/pers.

- 1 double bed and 1 single bed

- private bathroom

- TV and WiFi Internet

Open all year round!

Information

Useful information

Nearby Attractions

Grybów is a great starting point for trips into the Beskids and to nearby towns with open-air museums and historic Orthodox churches.

Nearby:

- Stróże, a village famous for its bees and horses - 5 km,
- Ptaszkowa - a cross-country skiing center - 5 km,
- Pogórze Open-Air Village Museum in Szymbark - 12 km,
- Lake Klimkówka - 14 km,
- ruins of the royal castle in Nowy Sącz - 18 km,
- Gródek nad Dunajcem with Lake Rożnów and Monkey Island - 20 km,
- Krynica-Zdrój with its attractions (spa resort, Góra Parkowa, Jaworzyna Krynicka, rope park) - 22 km,
- Regional Museum in Stary Sącz - 23 km,
- Wysowa-Zdrój with its renovated Spa Park - 30 km.

Dining

- The nearest grocery store is just 200 m away.
- Restaurants and bars nearby.

Recreation

This unique area is great for spending time outdoors in many different ways.

- cycling routes
- water sports (near Klimkówka Reservoir and Lake Rożnów)
- horse riding
- cross-country skiing
- hiking / nordic walking
- mushroom picking

Property Information

In the rooms:

- bathroom
- double bed
- bed linen
- wardrobe
- work desk
- TV
- towels

Payment methods:

- cash payment
- cash payment

Shared facilities:

- shared kitchen (kettle, microwave, fridge, dishes and cutlery, hotplate)
- gazebo
- grill

About Grybów

Grybów is a town located in the Lesser Poland (Małopolska) Voivodeship. It serves as a natural cultural and economic center for the surrounding rural municipalities.

The town's origins date back to the Middle Ages, when in 1340 King Kazimierz the Great chose a relatively well-developed settlement on the southern edge of the Polish state and named it GRYNBERG - the town of green hills. The founding charter (establishing the town under Magdeburg law) was granted to a burgher of Sącz, Hanko, by the well-known Kraków patrician Wierzynek.

Numerous trade routes to Rus and Hungary crossed here, and trade and the cloth-making industry flourished, along with the production of saltpeter and lime. Over its long history, Grybów experienced periods of prosperity and decline. The town burned down several times, but there was also a period when it served as the seat of a county stretching from Krynica to the borders of the Ciężkowice region. The area was visited by Kazimierz Pułaski, Wincenty Witos, Artur Grottger, Stanisław Wyspiański, and Józef Mehoffer. Józef Piłsudski rode through the town on his horse Kasztanka. During the partitions of Poland it was visited by Emperor Franz Joseph I, and the Austrian duke Hosch built a manor house on the site of the former castle, which still adorns the central part of the Market Square with its architecture today.