Na WzgórzuSuwalki, ok.Udryn

Welcome to the website of Hillside Guest House.

You are most welcome to visit our lovely guest house in the village of Udryn. Picturesquely located in the buffer zone of Suwalki Landscape Park, surrounded by lakes and forests, it is a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

We offer you a ball room for over 100 people which can accommodate weddings, exhibitions conferences and other events.

Hillside Guest House is located just about 6 km from the Sports and Recreation Center in Szelment with its ski runs and a platter lift..

Rooms and facilities

We offer our guests comfortable rooms with bathrooms and TV sets. There is a kitchen available for our guests to use in case of self-catering – however, our guests can have their meals provided for them (by prior arrangement).

Tariff

Accommodation for a night – from 50 PLN per person

Attractions

Our guest house is a perfect place to stay for winter sport lovers due to its proximity to the largest centre of this kind in North East Poland – the Sports and Recreation Center in Szelment. The Centre offers its visitors seven ski runs, as well as five 270-400-meter-long ski lifts and a 90-meter-long one for children. All the ski runs are lit and complete with artificial snow.

In a close vicinity to the guest house there is also a wealth of natural attractions:
Cisowa Mountain in Gulbieniszki – the highest scenic point of the Suwalki region (268 meters above sea level)
- Lake Hańcza – the deepest lake in Poland;
- Leszczynowa Mountain – a scenic point overlooking Lake Hańcza;
- Castle and the Church Mountains – the remains of Yotvinian settlement;
the ruins of the Prince Mirski’s manor house and an old manor park;
- Erratic boulder sites:
Łopuchowskie
Rutka
Bachanowo
- natural monuments – old trees and huge boulders;
- Wodziłki – a village and a church of the Old Believers;
- Smolniki – a picturesque village where scenes to “Pan Tadeusz” and “The Valley of Issa” were shot;
- The bridges in Stańczyki – two railway viaducts built in 1923, called “The Aqueducts of the North”;
- The border junction – where the borders of Poland, Lithuania and the Kalinigrad Oblast meet;
- Puńsk – inhabited by the Lihuanian minority, with its regional cuisine and an open-air museu;
- Yotvingian - Prussian settlement in Oszkinie;
- The “Owl” fairytale garden in Kaletnik;
- Suwalki – architectural monuments, Suwalki Blues Festival in July
- Sejny – architectural monuments, annual Jewish music concerts;
- Wigry – the monastery of the Cameldolite (place visited by John Paul II during one of his pilgimages);
- Wigry Lake
- Dowspuda – the remains of the Palace of Pac.