Dom Pod SiódemkąKletno,  7C

Guest rooms are located in a house built in 2005. There are 11 rooms available - four-bed, three and two-bedded rooms (all rooms with bathrooms), a living room with a fireplace, a kitchen with a refrigerator. A hall with a fireplace is located in the attic of the building. Near the house a grill hut with the possibility of smoking. At a distance of 200 m there is a trout fishery and a bar "Nad Stawami" offering food. Kletno is a village in Poland located in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in the Kłodzko poviat, in the commune of Stronie Śląskie. In the years 1975-1998, the town was administratively part of the Wałbrzych region. Kletno is a rarely built-up village stretching in a winding and deep valley of the Kleśnica river. From the north it borders with Stara Morawa and extends over a length of approx. 4 km. In its final part, it meets the Bear's Cave nature reserve and areas formerly the area of the open-cast marble mine. The valley delimits two mountain ranges, which are snowdrifts Śnieżnik (1425 m above sea level) and are part of the Śnieżnik Massif. The eastern band is made up of mountains named Stroma, Porębek and Młyńsko. The western band starts from the part of Żmijowiec ridge and continues through Rudka, Janowiec and Krzyżnik. Above the village, the Kleśnica valley is narrowing in the so-called "goose throat" leading to the summit of Śnieżnik.Valley separates two mountain, which are planted with root Śnieżnika (1425 m) and included in the massif Śnieżnika. Band east form the top of the names Steep Porębek and Młyńsko. The western band begins from the rearward Żmijowca and shall continue by Rudkę, Genista and Krzyżnik. Above the village valley Kleśnicy narrows is the so-called "goosebumps throat" leading toward the summit Śnieżnika.