Apartament pod Śnieżką z sauną i kominkiem

HOTEL OVERVIEW

You know what caught me off guard about this place? The name basically tells you everything – it’s literally “Apartment under Śnieżka with sauna and fireplace” – but somehow that undersells just how cozy this spot actually is. I mean, when you’re staying at Myśliwska 46/2, you’re tucked into this quiet residential area of Karpacz that most tourists never really discover, maybe a ten-minute walk from where all the cable car crowds gather.

The apartment itself feels like someone’s mountain retreat that they decided to share (which honestly, it probably is). That fireplace isn’t just for show – you’ll actually want to use it after spending a day hiking around Śnieżka, especially if you’re visiting during shoulder season when the weather can’t make up its mind. The sauna situation is pretty sweet too, though I’d recommend giving your host a heads up if you’re planning to use it. There’s something really satisfying about that whole cycle of getting properly cold outside, then warming up by the fire, then hitting the sauna – it’s like the perfect Polish mountain experience condensed into one evening. The kitchen setup is solid enough that you can actually cook real meals instead of living off convenience store snacks, which matters more than you’d think when you’re trying to fuel up for those longer hikes.

What really works about this place is how it sits in relation to everything else. You’re close enough to walk into town when you want dinner or supplies, but far enough up Myśliwska that you’re not dealing with the tourist foot traffic or the buses rumbling past at 7 AM. Plus – and this is the kind of detail that only matters when you’re actually there – parking isn’t a nightmare like it can be closer to the main drag. The 9.6 rating makes sense once you’re there; it’s not trying to be some fancy resort, it’s just genuinely comfortable and well-thought-out. The kind of place where you end up staying an extra night because leaving feels like too much effort, especially when you can just light the fire and pretend the outside world doesn’t exist for a while longer.