Do Pensjonatu pod Kotelnica wybralismy sie z 4 letnim dzieckiem i znajomymi na Sylwestra . Byl to nasz pierwszy i ostatni pobyt w tym miejscu . Pensjonat ma swietna lokalizacje dla narciarzy , blisko Termy Bania , pokoje sa czyste i to by bylo na tyle jezeli chodzi o plusy . Pokoje dla 2 osob z dzieckiem sa bardzo male , w pokoju nie ma lodowki a telewizor jest bardzo maly . Bardziej jest to monitor od komputera . W lazienkach nie ma kosmetykow do kapieli wiec musielismy dokupic od razu . Gniazdka przy szafkach nocnych w ostatnich dniach pobytu nie dzialaly a po podlaczeniu zelazka do innego gniazdka wysadzalo korki w pokoju . . . . Jedzenie bardzo przecietne . Sniadania bez rewelacji , w czasie 6 dniowego pobytu kolacje byly tylko 2 i tez bez rewelacji . Bylismy z dzieckiem i w ogole bylo ono pominiete przy kolacji . Nie dostawalo talerza ani nawet nie bylo dla niego krzesla przy stole . Musielismy korzystac z krzeselka dzieciecego , ktore bylo niestabilne i trzeba bylo uwazac zeby nie przewrocilo sie z dzieckiem . Impreza sylwestrowa tez nas rozczarowala . Nigdzie nie bylo wzmianki o alkoholu wiec przygotowalismy wlasna butelke whisky . Wchodzac na sale zorientowalismy sie ze na stole stoja 4 butelki wodki . Nikt z naszego towarzystwa nie pija wodki i pojawil sie problem . . . Przyszedl pan wlasciciel i poprosil aby wlasny alkohol wyniesc do pokoju a jezeli chcemy pic cos innego niz wodka to musimy to kupic w jego barze . . . w barze gdzie oczywiscie wszystko jest o wiele drozsze ! Na cala impreze przewidziane byly 2 dzbanki kompotu ( na 9 osob ) i woda z cytryna bez doplaty ale zeby dostac wode musielismy wypic kompot bo w hotelu nie bylo wiecej dzbankow Jedzenie bylo slabo doprawione , bardziej sanatoryjne niz hotelowe . Widac ze wlasciciel chce zarobic dajac jak najmniej od siebie .
We went to the Pensjonat pod Kotelnica with our 4-year-old child and friends for New Year's Eve. It was our first and last stay in this place. The guesthouse has a great location for skiers, close to Terma Bania, the rooms are clean and that's about it as far as the advantages are concerned. Rooms for 2 people with a child are very small, there is no fridge in the room and the TV is very small. It's more of a monitor than a computer. There are no bath cosmetics in the bathrooms, so we had to buy them right away. The sockets next to the bedside tables did not work during the last days of our stay, and when the iron was plugged into another socket, the plugs blew up in the room. . . . The food was very average. The breakfasts were nothing special, there were only two dinners during the 6-day stay and they were also nothing great. We were with a child and he was completely ignored at dinner. He was not given a plate and there was not even a chair for him at the table. We had to use a children's chair, which was unstable and we had to be careful not to let the baby fall over. The New Year's Eve party also disappointed us. There was no mention of alcohol anywhere, so we prepared our own bottle of whiskey. When we entered the room, we realized that there were 4 bottles of vodka on the table. Nobody in our group drinks vodka and there was a problem. . . The owner came and asked us to take our own alcohol to the room and if we wanted to drink something other than vodka, we had to buy it in his bar. . . in a bar where, of course, everything is much more expensive! For the entire event, we were provided with 2 jugs of compote (for 9 people) and water with lemon at no extra charge, but to get water we had to drink the compote because there were no more jugs in the hotel. The food was poorly seasoned, more sanatorium than hotel. It is clear that the owner wants to earn money by giving as little as possible.