Pokoje Gościnne WSAPOstroleka, ul. Janusza Korczaka 73

WSAP Guest Rooms offer at your disposal comfortably equipped rooms, including single, double and triple rooms and apartments in which you will feel completely special. The style and equipment of our rooms refers to the general character of the building and is a perfect combination of luxury and comfort. We care about both the convenience and safety of our guests, which is why the facility, including parking lots, is monitored. We have equipped our rooms with a bathroom, TV and telephone. In the lobby - Internet access. An additional advantage of the rooms is air conditioning. We trust that you will find here a home-like, friendly atmosphere combined with the proverbial "Polish hospitality". In apartments consisting of a cozy bedroom, spacious living rooms and a bathroom, we will welcome you royally. We want you to stay with us forever in your best memories and encourage you to come back many times. We offer 34 beds in 26 rooms and apartments:- 5 apartments - 16 single rooms - 2 double rooms - 3 triple rooms. In our building, the following Accommodation Rules apply: 1. The hotel day lasts from 14.00 - 12.00 the next day. 2. Breakfast is served between 7.00 - 9.00 in the restaurant on floor "-1". 3. Our facility is completely non-smoking. 4. Visits in rooms are prohibited. By reserving a room, you agree to abide by the residence rules. Ostrołęka - a city with poviat rights in the Masovia Province. It lies on the Narew River. It has the status of a city with poviat rights, it is also the seat of the land poviat. In the years 1975-1998, the capital of the Ostrołęka region. It has important administrative significance for the north-eastern part of Poland. A center of services and energy, construction, pulp and paper and food industries. Center of Kurpie folklore. Ostrołęka is located in north-eastern Poland in the North-Azerbaijan Lowland, on the edge of the Green Forest, in the central part of the Ostrołęka poviat, in the Masovian Voivodeship. Three rivers flow through the city: Narew, Omulew and Czeczotka. The name of the city is closely related to topographical features of the area ("sharp" meadows on the river, which in the spring floods the water).