Siedlisko Kwieci — Boutique Heritage Schoolhouse Homestay (5 Rooms)
“An award-winning intimate 5-room countryside sanctuary in the Izera foothills near Mirsk.”
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About this place
Siedlisko Kwieci is an intimate, design-forward homestay set in a lovingly restored 1880 evangelical village schoolhouse. With just 5 bespoke guest rooms, it is designed from the ground up for quiet, slow-travel seekers looking to reconnect with nature, books, and artisanal food. Tucked away in the peaceful village of Kwieciszowice just 6 minutes outside Mirsk, the property features a lush heirloom apple orchard, an expansive fireplace hall, and a curated library. Evening family-style dinners hosted around a communal wooden table celebrate the very best seasonal produce from regional organic farms.
Always opt in for the three-course evening dinner — the culinary craft and curated local wines are an absolute highlight of the region.
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