Willa MajerczykBukowina Tatrzanska, ul. Stasikówka 118

Willa Majerczyk is located in a quiet and picturesque area, which guarantees peace, quiet and a great atmosphere. Every morning you will be able to enjoy the magnificent view of the mountains in the light of the rising sun. We are located at an altitude of 960 meters above sea level in one of the most beautiful regions of Poland, which is Podhale. The building was built according to modern technology almost at the foot of the Tatra Mountains in Poronin, next to the capital of the Polish Tatra Mountains - Zakopane, which is also a mountain health resort due to the unique climate conducive to the regeneration of vitality. We offer 48 beds in rooms for 2, 3, 4 and 5 people, each of which is equipped with a bathroom (towels and cosmetics by Dove), TV and a balcony with a view of the Tatra Mountains. All rooms are decorated in a hotel style with comfortable high-quality furnishings and an excellent Polish and European menu in our kitchen.Especially for your needs and convenience, we have also prepared wireless Internet access. In addition to the usual family vacation, we also offer services in the field of organizing conferences, training, corporate and integration events, holidays for individual tourists, holidays, New Year's Eve stays, camps, winter camps, mountain trips with a guide, sleigh rides, bonfires with a highlander band, transport and organizing all kinds of entertainment in the villa. Bukowina Tatrzańska - a Podhale village in Poland located in the Lesser Poland voivodeship, in the Tatra poviat, in the Bukowina Tatrzańska commune. In the years 1975-1998 the town was located in the Nowy Sącz voivodeship. The town is the seat of the Bukowina Tatrzańska commune. Tatry - a panorama from Tarasówka near Bukowina Tatrzańska Bukowiańskie Cultural Center, People's House of Franciszka Ćwiżewicza Bukowina Tatrzańska lies at an altitude of 860-1000 m above sea level (according to other sources 850-960 m above sea level) and is situated in the Spisko-Gubałowskie Foothills; has 2 700 inhabitants. The first mentions of Bukowina Tatrzańska come from the 17th century. In the interwar period, the village was transformed from an agricultural and pastoral village into a tourist village. Located on the route from Poronin to the border crossing on Łysa Polana. Currently, a large tourist and recreational center. Extensive accommodation base. Winter sports station, numerous small ski lifts. In December 2008, the Terma Bukowina recreation complex was opened, while the Rusiński ski station was opened at the beginning of 2009 (4-seater Von Roll cableway, length: 700 m, height difference: 124 m, transport capacity: 2,400 people per hour and 2 ski lifts) drag lifts). The building of the People's House is one of the largest wooden buildings in Poland. There are a number of wooden guesthouses in the village from the interwar period, built in a style inspired by the Witkiewicz style (otherwise in the Zakopane style).