Muller Andrzej Baza AgroturystycznaChelm Slaski, ul. Gamrot 18A

Chełm Śląski (German: Groß Chelm) - a village in Poland located in the Silesian Voivodeship in Upper Silesia, in the Bieruń-Lędziński poviat by voivodship road No. 934. In 1977, Chełm Śląski was included in the administrative borders of Mysłowice. The village is the seat of the Chełm Śląski commune. In the years 1975-1998 the town administratively belonged to the Katowice Province. Błędów is an integral part of the village. On the northern outskirts of Chełm Śląski there is a drinking water tank, officially named the Dziećkowice reservoir - the area of the former sand mine in Imielin. The largest hill is Chełmska Góra, also called Smutna Góra (284.3 m above sea level), numerous post-breeding ponds have survived, including the so-called Pacwowe Stawy and settler in the area of ul. Blue. Agrotourism Base has 6 guest rooms, equipped with television, kettle, fridge. Each room has a separate bathroom with a shower cabin. In addition, we provide wireless internet access.To our guests disposal:
- parking,
- playground for children (sandbox, swings),
- grill room
- field canopied, caravans and
- Able to rent bikes,
- on request breakfast, lunch and dinner.