Kiermusy Dworek nad Łąkami

Wonderful atmosphere in the restaurant. Spoken menu of a few traditional Polish meals. The food was great, but I can't say the same about the staff. It seems all the servers were impatient, ours simply turned and walked away before we finished our sentence. I liked everything else about the place, but the restaurant staff left a tainted mark on the experience.

What a place. We've stayed in many hotels but never one as unusual as this one.We were in the main house which is so comfortable and homely but our bedroom was a bit of a squeeze and there was an unpleasant smell in the bathroom.Meals are served in the barn across the courtyard. The breakfast is buffet style with ample choices and the evening meal was large and delicious.There is so much to see in this amazing place from the collection of baby cots to the farm implements decorating the walls and ceiling and the old family photographs in every room.This is a great area with so much to see and do.

I visited in February 2015, and despite the fact that many of the nearby attractions were closed for the winter, still loved it. We rented a cottage and were pleasantly surprised to find a roaring fire already blazing in the fireplace when we entered. There really isn't any gas/electric heating in the cottage, but the fireplace keeps it warm enough. There is nothing fancy but it was warm, cozy, and friendly. My young kids loved the nature preserve with zubr (bison), donkeys, sheep, and goats, and had a blast breaking the ice on the stream. Unfortunately the museum of weapons and local castle were closed, but just walking around the grounds made up for that. We did find the large castle in Tykocin open and enjoyed the tour there. Note that the synagogue/museum is closed on Mondays (unfortunately for us). The restaurant on the grounds (Karczma Rzym) served a very hearty, tasty lunch/dinner (the goose was delicious!) and a plentiful breakfast spread that even my four picky eaters (aged 10, 7, 4, and 4) enjoyed. Free wifi only available in the restaurant and hotel, not the cottages--but that didn't matter!

Nice place with friendly service and very good food. Unfortunately my room had one serious downside: there was a noise from plumbing or heating installation. Fortunately headphones helped.

Such a beautiful place, so homely, you could spend days just hanging out at the hotel relaxing in the rooms, the atmospheric main house, the outdoor porches, the pool...You can borrow bikes free of charge and cycle round the local area, see the bison, wander around the tiny town. Plus the food they provide is amazing and the pierogi in particular really are something special. My only gripe was the incredibly thin curtains in the bedrooms, meaning a very early wake-up! But despite that it's a wonderful, peaceful place and well worth the trip in itself.

I came back to this place with some of my friends from London. They all loved it, it is much better than any hotel in East of Poland I have been to. It is unique, surrounded by national parks, you can see bisons just round the corner, simply great.||Everything is in traditional and interesting stye, really beautiful, the outdoor swimming poool was perfect for increadibly hot weather when we were there. ||||Armour museum is great as the weapons are props from films so you can actually touch and try lifting different swords - open only on Sundays though.||||Brekfast is amazing too, so many nice home made things - for example beetroom with a hint of horseraddish, also great traditional sour cucumbers that Kiermusy do themselves. ||||Similarly to other places in that region vegetarian choice is very small, but the dumplings that are available - cheese and potatoes (ruskie), sour cabbage and mushrooms (kapusta i grzyby) and sesonal, this time sweet ones with bilberries, they are so delicious I could eat them every day.

Great located place. Fields, forests, space, nature... All this create absolutely fantastic atmosphere as well as the room decorations which make you feel like you are back in time at least one hundred years. Only wifi signal reminds you that is 21st century ;)

Another great restaurant in the region. Perfect for a dinner stop on your way from Warsaw to Bialystok and back. Good food, very friendly service and beautiful surrounding with medieval castle.