"Czerwony Dwór" is located in the oldest part of the cities, at the foot of the southern slope of Jasienniki Mountain. From the observation deck and balconies you can see the panorama of Krynica and Góra Parkowa with the surrounding Zdrojowy Park. The location guarantees fresh air, in a quiet area.
For the guests we offer accommodation in 20 spacious and sunny rooms. Double and triple rooms and family studio rooms, equipped with double beds, twin beds or fold-out wide sofas. Each room has a bathroom, TV, electric kettle, cups, towels, soaps and free WIFI.
Tasty home-cooked meals with lots of vegetables and fruits are served in a charming recalling of the wonderful associations of the early 20th century dining room. At the request of our small guests, we prepare children's portions.
A stylish cafe is a perfect place to spend an evening in a nice atmosphere with your friends. A unique mood, subtle music. To connoisseurs of music, we will be able to spend pleasant evenings at the Blüthner piano from 1861.
We do not forget about the youngest guests of our guesthouse for whom we have prepared a playroom (table football, toys, blocks, chess, checkers, dolls, fairy tales, coloring books, stuffed animals and cars) and a playground in the Forest Park area.
we also settle down baby beds, baby baths, high chairs, sleds, sled apples, mountain bikes and all this for free.
Nearby there are two ski lifts (convenient connections with Jaworzyna Krynicka) as well as summer and winter toboggan run (Góra Parkowa), restored pre-war sports complex (summer swimming pool, tennis courts, volleyball court).
On the property and along the street, we have prepared parking spaces. The hotel day starts at 2pm, ends at 11am.
History
"Czerwony Dwór" was created in the 20s of the last century. The original names are "American" and "President Wilson" - clearly referring to 1918, the Declaration of President W.Wilson and regaining independence by Poland. "Czerwony Dwór" appears in the 1930s.
"Czerwony Dwór" is located in the quiet and oldest district of the spa, above the Hotel "Patria" - once owned by Jan Kiepura. Supported by the Landscape Park at the foot of Jasiennik Mountain, 765 meters above the sea level oriented south facade. The building's body is a typical example of a spa architecture from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries (high rooms, lots of light, stylish dining room, café). From the observation deck and balconies you can admire the panorama of Krynica and the Beskid Sądecki range.