You’ll find very simple rooms at the back of this small, private home, just up from the castle and about three minutes’ walk southwest of the Rynek following ul Zamkowa. There are few facilities, but the rooms themselves are painted a vibrant pink, and are clean and filled with country bric-a-brac. Note: heat can be spotty.
Noclegi Jutrzenka
Małopolska
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