Cottage Cizinka #7080

Experience romance without signal in the wilderness of the Beskydy Mountains where your only concern will be to find firewood

Capacity is from a romantic couple to a group of ten mountain souls. The number of people can be further increased by agreement, there are up to 12 beds in the cottage or you can also warm up several of you in one bed at night

Facilities of the cottage: entrance porch, fully equipped kitchen with gas stove (dishes, glasses, cups, microwave, kettle, fridge), two bedrooms with 4 beds in each bedroom - each bedroom has a wood stove, bathroom and kitchen without running water - it is necessary to use water from the well and possibly heat on the stove which is directly in the bathroom, chemical toilet
Less than 100m below the log cabin there is a stream where you can wash dishes and take a bath... This water can be brought to the cottage to wash your hands etc. Drinking water is regularly replenished or can be brought in barrels from Sach's well.
Right next to the cottage there is also drinking water from the tap (not available in winter).

Definitely don't expect a white bed with duvet, running water, free wifi, or a flush toilet.
Leave your mobile phones at home, there is no signal anyway. The cottage has board games for rent and even a train track for the kids!
And peace and wellness for the soul.

Bring your gear, just like in the wild. Among other things, a sleeping bag, your own blanket underneath, 6 x pencil batteries, a headlamp and, for those who can't do without, some kindling (Pepo).

Attention! The road is really only for 4x4 cars in winter or leave the car in the parking lot at the Sachova studánka ski resort and walk about 2km along the former municipal road

Throughout the year I recommend walking the driveway first to assess what you and your car can handle... :-)


There was once a family - a father, mother and their two sons - who lived in a small modern town in the early 21st century. They lived quietly, but their life was full of technology, cell phones, computers and cars. One day, however, something unexpected happened.

While exploring an old attic, they came across a mysterious old clockwork that looked like it was from another century. The sons started playing with it and suddenly something strange happened. The machine spun, and the whole family was mysteriously transported to the century before last, around the middle of the 18th century.

They jumped into a busy town square in a small town where carriage claps echoed, people were in period dress and horses and carts ran in the streets. The family was initially stunned and confused. The father reached for his modern cell phone, which suddenly didn't work. The mother noticed that he had no modern handbag, but an old leather luggage case. The children were excited, but also a little scared of their new surroundings.

They had to learn to live without technology - to cook on the stove, to do laundry by hand and to communicate with the local people who only knew the old ways. But they soon started to get used to it. The father roasted dinner on the fire while the mother tended to the children - together they gathered flowers, mushrooms and firewood. The children began to learn to play the old fiddle and learn the basics of education that was available at that time.

The family realized that despite their differences, their lives were less stressful, and that they appreciated more the simple pleasures - walking in nature, spending time together, and helping each other. After a few days, they managed to find a way to go back in time using an old clockwork.

When they returned, they were different. They learned to appreciate technology, but they also realized the importance of simplicity and connection with nature. Since then, they have lived with the idea that technology is useful, but that the greatest treasures are in people and their relationships.