1. What makes Siedlisko Maria special? This place has a heart. We’re not a typical guesthouse — we’re a home that welcomes you in. What sets us apart is the warm, natural design: wood, brick, soft textiles, and handpicked details. Everything is designed to help you truly relax. How do we make guests feel at ease? Peace, space, and presence. Here, you can hide away with a book in a hammock, soak in the outdoor hot tub with views of the fields, light a bonfire, dip into the lake — or simply… do nothing at all. For active visitors, we offer bikes, a kayak, a SUP board and forest trails. For those who just want to unwind — silence, nature, and time that flows slower. I’m here on-site, happy to help or chat — but never intrusive. Everyone is welcome to find their own rhythm, their own quiet, and their own kind of rest.

Welcome to Siedlisko Maria! We’re so glad you chose this place for your getaway — and we can’t wait to meet you! Here, you’ll find peace, fresh air, wildflowers, open views of forests and fields, and a few little surprises that make Siedlisko so easy to love. Running this place is a real passion of mine — I love crafting the details, meeting people from all over, and sharing the magic of the Masurian countryside. In my free time, I cook, fix things around the house, or disappear into the forest. If you feel like chatting, asking for tips or just enjoying cup of coffee on the deck — you’re always welcome. And if you just need space and silence — I totally get that, too 😊 Looking forward to your stay!

The Masurian Hills & Borecka Forest – Pure Nature Siedlisko Maria is tucked away in one of the most beautiful and peaceful corners of the Masurian Lakeland, near the Borecka Forest — one of the last refuges of wild bison in Poland. The surroundings are perfect for nature lovers, hikers, cyclists, and anyone who needs a break from the noise of everyday life. There are several crystal-clear lakes nearby, peaceful forest paths, and scenic spots to explore — like nature reserves, viewpoints, or charming historic villages. It’s the perfect setting for slow travel — no crowds, no rush, just space, silence, and fresh air.