Layout, interiors and amenities
Key information
Three comfortable cabins surrounded by the Tatra Mountains, close to hiking trails and Zakopane’s attractions. An ideal place for a family getaway at any time of year.
1-8
guests per cabin
3
bedrooms
98 m²
private space
8 km
Zakopane town centre
3,5 km
Chochołowska Valley
1,5 km
Kościeliska Valley
Cabin layout
Ground floor
Living room with seating area
Dining area with table and chairs
Kitchen
Bathroom
First floor
Bedroom 1: double bed
Bedroom 2: double bed
Bedroom 3: four single beds
Bathroom with toilet and shower
Balcony access from each bedroom
Terrace
hot tub
sun loungers
private space
Facilities and amenities
Kitchen
fridge and freezer
induction hob
dishwasher
microwave
Kettle
plates, cutlery, glasses, mugs, wine glasses, pots, pans
Bathroom
cleaning supplies
hairdryer
towels for each guest (one small and one large)
Other facilities and amenities
unlimited fibre-optic Wi-Fi
free parking
smart TV with internet access
heating (individual temperature control in every room)
playground with a slide, swings and climbing wall
Krokus, Świstak, Juhas
Take a look inside our cabins
The videos show the interior of one of our cabins. Krokus, Świstak and Juhas all have the same layout and amenities.
Krokus Cabin
Krokus is the first of the three Góralski Groń cabins. It is located closest to the entrance, before Świstak and Juhas. Its name comes from the crocuses that bloom in Witów in spring. These flowers are one of the most recognisable symbols of the Tatra Mountains’ natural beauty.
Świstak Cabin
Świstak is the middle cabin, located between Krokus and Juhas in the central part of the property. Its name comes from the Tatra marmot, which is found only in the Tatra Mountains in Poland. These animals live in family colonies in high-altitude mountain meadows and warn each other of danger with their distinctive whistles.
Juhas Cabin
Juhas is the last of the three cabins when approaching from the entrance. Its name refers to the traditional shepherds who have been involved in sheep grazing in the mountain pastures of Podhale for generations. Known as juhasi, they assisted the head shepherd, called a baca, in looking after the flock and carrying out daily shepherding duties.
Plan an unforgettable stay at the foot of the Tatra Mountains today!
Cosy wooden cabins at Góralski Groń in Witów, just outside Zakopane, are waiting for you.
