The Student Tourist Mountain Hostel "Pod Triple" is an accommodation base adapted from a hundred-year-old, wooden highlander cottage. It is equipped with everything necessary and necessary for every tourist.
On the ground floor, on the left side of the corridor, there is a kitchen, where everyone can prepare a meal on their own using the products they have brought with them. There is a stove, pots, fridge, knives and plates. Disposable bags are available for demanding customers.
Next to it, there is a fireplace room for 30 revelers, whose eyes can enjoy the view of a hand-made fireplace, and their ears can listen to the sounds of a piano standing against the wall. As long as someone plays on it.
At the end of the corridor is a European (for the height) bathroom. With a certain commitment of forces, warm water will appear in the shower. There is also an unattended toilet.
Recently, we have opened another sleeping room, the only one on the ground floor, called Ciurlok (5). In parentheses, I have given the number of beds. Ciurlok is passable because it leads to Gorsowa - the room of the owner of the hut. There are 5 rooms in the attic with subtle names:
Airport (16), Hindenburg (6), ZEPs (2), Weapons Warehouse (2), Szpakówka (4).
In addition to the main shelter, there is also a second, smaller building called the Stodółka, similarly equipped and able to accommodate 15 people.
Outside, there is a modest veranda, two tables with benches nearby, and a roofed place for a fire with seats for about 30 people (the work of one of the former cottages, Lucian).
Near the fenced space between the Hut and the Stodółka, more or less since 2011, there is a figure of a stray tourist who liked it so much that he froze in a pose of admiration (it is not the image of the host, as some people think). The figure was made by Lucian, who was gifted in this direction (a hut at that time).
The cottage is open all year round. Reservations are welcome at weekends. On working days, reservations are necessary because the staff can carry out farm work on the premises.
There are many attractions, and the reactions vary depending on the preferences and preferences of guests. I will not go into the judgment, I will only give you dry facts; their order does not matter:
1. The location of the shelter on the southern slope, surrounded by forests and meadows (the nearest permanent neighbor is 1000 meters away).
2. The unique atmosphere of an old, wooden highlander cottage (also dependent on the team currently staying on the premises of the facility).
3. A lot of independence is required (nobody and nothing will do for you).
4. No access for typical cars, off-roaders will be fine, but prior consultation with the owner of the facility is necessary. The road leading to the shelter belongs to the State Forests Administration and the crossing must be notified in advance.
5. No TV, SAT and the like.
6. There is no coverage of mobile telephony operators (sporadically within the facility), the closest point with "coverage" - 100 meters from the shelter.
7. There is a place for a fire and grill.
8. Basically few people on weekends, in the middle of the week - empty.
9. The surrounding area is perfect for hiking and biking tours.