Słoneczne WzgórzeStronie Slaskie, Stara Morawa 21B

You are looking for peace, quiet, seclusion, you want to get away from the gray reality, and at the same time you do not want to give up convenience and comfort - "Sunny Hill" is the perfect place! An excellent starting point for short and long trips along tourist trails of varying difficulty. In winter, there are numerous ski lifts at your fingertips, both for beginners and advanced skiers. In the summer, amateurs of active recreation have at their disposal the Śnieżnik Massif and other attractive mountain trails. In Stara Morawa there is also a reservoir with a swimming pool and an observation tower. If you miss a bit of nature, peace, you need to recharge your batteries with positive energy, we cordially invite you. We offer 50 beds in rooms and apartments. Each room has a bathroom and TV. We offer breakfast and dinner to our guests. We have our own car park.We organize occasional events.

Old Morava (formerly GER. Alt Mohrau) - village in Poland on of the Klodzko, situated in the Dolnośląskie Voivodeship, in Klodzko, in the municipality of the Silesian.
The village lies in the valley of Morawki:
- to the south takes Suszycy slope on the right bank of the river,
- in the center of the from the mouth of the river Building occupies two edges Morawki,
- in the northern part of also falls within the valley Kleśnicy at its mouth to Morawki.
The valley in which lies the village, outlines two mountain: Top Bialskie and Massif Śnieżnika.
Present the conversion of the original village chain has severely seizure, due to the significant deterioration of the buildings after 1945 Most homes bought is at sub-road on the left bank of the river between the road to Kletna a village Town House. The few houses on the left bank of the remaining on the way to Bolesławowa and above the upper gear Morawki as isolated holding surrounded by fields.
A colony belonging to the village is przysiółek dry up lying in the southern part of the village, on the right bank of the Morawki, on the slope Suszycy. Formerly a colony Old Central Bohemia was also New Morava, which currently is an independent village.