Apartament Pod Giewontem
Main amenities
- 65 m²
- 1 bedroom
- 1 bathroom
- 6 guests
- 3 beds
Location
The 65 m² Apartament Pod Giewontem Zakopane enjoys a convenient location a mere 5 minutes' walk from the Budzowski Wierch Peak. This 1-bedroom apartment is situated 3.8 km from Zakopane train station and in the immediate vicinity of Krzeptowki bus station.
The Lower Krupowa Plain is within a 10-minute drive of the spacious apartment, which is also steps away from Sabala-Hutte. The Siklawica Waterfall is 2.7 km from Apartament Pod Giewontem in Zakopane. About 15 minutes by car from this accommodation you will find the Strazyska Valley.
The apartment includes a balcony, a seating area, and a living room and overlooks the mountain. At the property, a separate toilet and a shower have been provided to enhance your comfort. Furthermore, the bathroom boasts hairdryers and bath sheets.
Within Apartament Pod Giewontem, there is a full kitchen where guests can prepare their own homemade meals. Such activities as snow skiing are provided for sports fans.
Review by hotel critic
During my recent stay at the Apartament, I found it to be a nice balance of comfort and practicality. The apartment was clean and cozy, with a particularly agreeable seating area and dining table that allowed for a pleasant evening of meals and discussions about the historical sites I'd explored that day. Convenience was a standout feature, especially the free parking, which is quite the treasure in Poland's bustling historical towns. The flat-screen TV provided a touch of modernity after long days of cycling through medieval streets, while the kitchen facilities - including cookware and an electric kettle - allowed me to enjoy morning brews at my leisure. While the luxury is modest compared to high-end hotels, the value proposition here is strong. With reasonable rates for the amenities provided, it's a wise choice for budget-conscious travelers who still appreciate a comfortable stay. The ambiance, coupled with access to significant historical landmarks, certainly adds to its appeal. I'd recommend it to anyone looking to explore Poland's commendable past without stretching their wallets too much.
