Zagroda KuwasyWoznawies,  30A

Woźnawieś – a village in Poland located in the Podlaskie Province, in the Grajewo County, in the Rajgród Commune.
In the years 1975-1998, the town administratively belonged to the Łomża Province.
The village was founded at the end of the 15th century by Maciej Ołdak of the Rawicz coat of arms - a minor nobleman from Mazovia. In exchange for the land grant, he undertook to carry letters from Rajgród to Goniadz, which is where the name of the village comes from.

We invite all those who associate Mazury with crowds of loud tourists and who want a peaceful vacation in the bosom of nature to the eastern end of Mazury. The Ełk and Augustów Lake Districts border here with the virgin land of moose and birds - the Biebrza National Park, and the Podlaskie villages still charm with their wooden houses, flower gardens and roadside chapels. The "Zagroda Kuwasy" recreation center is located in such a diverse and idyllic landscape.

We use ecological heating obtained from wood gas. We have our own biological sewage treatment plant, thanks to which our facility is environmentally friendly.
We offer 50-70 beds in 25 spacious rooms, smelling of fresh wood. The simple interior design of the rooms has been enriched with hand-woven rugs and wall hangings. Many rooms are equipped with double beds and convertible sofa beds, which additionally increases the number of beds in the case of family stays.

- 4 single or double rooms with a double bed
- 6 double rooms with single beds
- 9 triple rooms
- 2 two-room apartments
- 3 four-person rooms

The rooms have bathrooms with shower and toilet. Eleven rooms have a loggia. Several rooms on the ground floor have a separate exit directly to the garden. We recommend these rooms to people arriving with dogs.
Guests of Zagroda Kuwasy have at their disposal the stylishly furnished Gospoda pod Kogutem. This is where you can spend a pleasant evening. This is facilitated by a relaxation corner with armchairs by the fireplace and a diversely stocked bar. You can also use the ping-pong table and the Nestor Hall. In summer, there are two terraces at your disposal.