Ośrodek Wczasowy PasternikMale Ciche, Małe Ciche 24a

Vacancies for July and August
The house is located in the picturesque surroundings of forests and a stream, and has all the permits and opinions of the Fire Department to accept organized groups as well as individual guests.
Prices for groups organized in spring and autumn 2024 from PLN 60 to PLN 75 per person/day.
We offer:
Rooms for 2, 3, 4 and 5 people, all with full bathroom facilities.
The total number of accommodation places is 64 people.
We also have Szałas Pasternik, where there are three rooms for rent with full bathroom facilities. Rooms can be booked individually or the entire Szałas

The facility also offers regular and electric bicycle rentals, and we offer a 10% discount for guests from our Center.
There is a fridge and a cordless kettle on each floor for our guests.
On the ground floor there is a ping-pong room, a dining room and common room with a fireplace, and SAT TV
For those interested in meals, we recommend home cooking, full or partial meals.

We have a room to organize a disco. We organize integration events in "Szałas Pasternik"
We have a qualification card, so we also invite trips, white and green schools.

We are VAT payers and issue VAT invoices.
In front of the house there is a spacious parking lot for cars and buses.

Behind the house we have a large and quiet place where we can organize a barbecue
or bonfire,
A small mountain stream flows next to our square.

There is a BUS stop and a mountain bike route next to the house.

Małe Ciche - a village in the Podhale region in Poland, located in the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, in the Tatra County, in the Poronin commune. In the years 1975-1998, the town administratively belonged to the Nowy Sącz Voivodeship.
Małe Ciche is located about 5 kilometers south of Poronin and 3 kilometers east of Murzasichle (a path through the forest). It is located in the Bukowińskie Foothills, at an altitude of approximately 830-860 m above sea level, just below the Tatra Mountains, in the Filipczański Potok valley. In the ridge rising from the eastern side above Mały Ciche, the peaks of Wierch Zgorzelisko (1106 m) and Zadni Wierch (1062 m) stand out, between which there is a large Glade Zgorzelisko.