Dwór Wejmutka Hotel

Lovely BnB, friendly hosts, great location, beautiful dining/seating area, pretty garden, sweet resident cats and bike rentals. I will stay here again on my next trip!

As always, I arrived very late…! I admit: The Bialowieza — website is a bit exhausting to study for non-Poles and even more so for Germans! I was relatively ill-prepared.
At the late check-in in the super-cozy house (without TV! — and that was good! ) I ask the English-speaking landlady if she could recommend me a guided tour for the next day… She looks at me with a smile and says, "But there is no one available around the time! " "No, no, just if she can recommend something to me… A quick conversation, then she thinks: She has to make a short phone call because of a guide…
A quarter of an hour later I have an English-speaking scientist as a guide for the next day: 3 hours for 300 zl. Not much actually!
And the guided tour into the core zone (not to be entered without a guide) the next day was worth it, although of course it was only enough for a first glimpse! But without a guide I would have wandered around aimlessly somewhere!
So the overnight stay in Wejmutka was worth twice as much!
Prima!

Very good food and rooms towels very stiff luck of power plugs.

It is well in general, but it is clear that it needs urgent reform. The location is very good at the entrance to the Narodowy Natural Park. Ideal to go with children and cross to Belarus to see the "Slavic" Santa Claus.
The "hostel" Wejmukta needs renovation and updating.
It offers well Wi-Fi and overall it is quite clean.
Breakfast is very good and quite varied,.

Very nice Structure, large, with small and warm rooms. Breakfast. Willingness to give information and help to visit the Park.

Beautiful Lodge in a nice town.

If you are in to nature at all Bialowieza Forest is the place to visit and if you are going there then the place you must stay is Wejmutka Lodge. We stayed for three days and wished we had stayed twice as long. The Lodge is owned by one of the Directors of the Bialowieza National Park and is the base for much of the research that goes on there. Olympia was our person of contact and an absolute darling! Extremely knowledgeable, personable and very helpful. In fact all the team there are. Bedrooms are simple and well managed. The huge lounge and restaurant area is like a museum. Photos of earlier years and of the wildlife you can see. Old hunting trophies (of days now gone! ) and lots of resources for the enthusiast. It has a very strong family feel and we just loved it there. The Forest, the last ice-age forest left in Europe, is simply magnificent. We were fortunate to have an excellent guide, Irek Smerkynski, who works with the Park authority to take us into the Strict area. A very personable and knowledgeable young man who put himself out to find us the Bison. It was a memorable trip. And there are plenty of other places to explore. We were sorry to leave our new friends (Thank you so much) and thoroughly recommend both the Lodge and the Park to you. Bob Ashford and mates from Australia.

Small rooms but overall very cozy place. Close to PTTK where you can get guide to Puszcza Bialowieska. Very tasty breakfast and helpfull staff. You can leave bikes here if you travel via Green Velo.

Small cosy pension.
Staff family and super nice.
Beautiful region at 5 minutes from the reserve.
Price more than correct.

Cozy livingroom to enjoy. Staff were helpful and even prepared a little lunch for me when they heard I was leaving early in the morning and would miss breakfast. Good location.

The best bed and breakfast in Bialowieza National Forest, Poland a UNESCO world heritage site, one of David Attenborough's favourite spots in Europe for bird watching and nature tourism — I even wrote a song about Wejmutka on my recent album Paszport — put wejutka into youtube! — The hospitality is superb, excellent food and a warm welcome — this is home away from home :) ) ) ) ) ) ) )

Small rooms, breakfasts, cosy atmosphere.