Dobre Miejsce Farmstay — Rural Tranquility & Paddock Views (3 Rooms)
“An authentic 3-room family farmstead nestled in meadows just outside Mirsk.”
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Dobre Miejsce in Mroczkowice embodies the classic warmth of an authentic Polish rural homestay. Situated just 4 minutes from Mirsk, the farm features only 3 cozy rooms, surrounded by horse paddocks, wildflower meadows, and apple trees. Here, mornings begin with birdsong and panoramic views stretching across the valley toward the Izera ridge. The hosts welcome guests like extended family, providing an unhurried retreat where you can unwind around an evening campfire after exploring nearby trails.
A scenic cycling shortcut leads from the farm lane straight toward the Singletrack trails near Nové Město and Świeradów.
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