Historic holiday home for families and groups with garden and play barn.

Domstolat is a historic country house located on the Bobr River in the picturesque village of Janowice Wielkie, close to Rudawy Park and the Giant Mountains. The perfect base for outdoor adventures. This holiday home offers space for up to 12 people.

Domstolat offers two complete holiday homes under one roof. Domstolat A and Domstolat B each having their own entrance. A and B can be connected internally to create one large holiday home Domstolat C.

This holiday home, Domstolat A, dates back to 1906 and has been lovingly renovated. Many authentic features have been preserved. It's like stepping back in time, but with all the comforts of today.

The house has a large garden with garden furniture and a trampoline, a hammock, and a barbecue. The barn is an indoor playground for children with a sandbox, slide, swing, and table tennis.

The fairytale environment of the village Janowice Wielkie offers numerous opportunities for hiking, cycling, horse riding and rock climbing. The area is known for its multitude of old castles, fortresses, monumental monasteries, spa and wellness resorts.

The friendly local manager, Pawel, also speaks excellent German and English and is always helpful.

What do guests say?

"Domstolat A is a beautiful, luxurious holiday home, very tastefully furnished, with a large, beautiful garden and an additional play barn. The house is located in a lovely village, not far (on foot, by car, or by train) from many sightseeing, hiking, and cultural opportunities, including a wealth of great restaurants at reasonable prices. We really enjoyed the nearby Bobr River and the birdwatching! Pawel, the local contact, is super helpful and friendly. All in all, simply wonderful – we plan to return!"

"Authentic with the old furniture and tiled stoves. It's nice that many of the old features (tiles, stoves, wooden floorboards, doors, the double-glazed windows) have been preserved, even if the ravages of time have taken their toll. But that certainly inspires more imagination than a hotel room."