Fall in Love With the Interior of This Gorgeous Little Log Cabin

The Chocholowskie Domki log cabin is set in Chocholow, Poland just 20 km from Gubalowka Mountain, and offers a balcony, garden, and free WiFi.

The cozy log cabin boasts free private parking, located in an area where guests can engage in activities such as hiking, skiing, and fishing. The log cabin holiday home has a terrace and mountain views with 2 bedrooms, a living room, a flat-screen TV, an equipped kitchen with a fridge and a microwave, and 1 bathroom with a shower. Towels and bed linen are offered in the holiday log home. Shop Tiny Homes The log cabin also offers a sauna. There is a children's playground and a barbecue at this property and guests can go cycling nearby. Tatra National Park is 22 km from the holiday home, while Railway Station Zakopane is 22 km from the vacation property. The nearest airport is Poprad-Tatry Airport and 85 km from Chocholowskie Domki.

When you take a look around this cozy log cabin you'll love the beautiful Zakopane Style of log cabin building.

The Zakopane Style of architecture is inspired by the folk art and the architecture of Poland’s highland region known as Podhale. The architectural design style was conceived in the 1890s by architect Stanislaw Witkiewicz and named after the region’s main town of Zakopane. This style of design is an art style, that is most visible in architectural design but also found in the furniture and related objects, that are inspired by the regional art of Poland's highland regions, most notably Podhale. The style of log cabin building combines wooden framing and reinforced stone structures, which is typical of Goral cottages, and traditional folk motifs with elements of Art Nouveau. The main features of the Zakopane Style of log house construction include a radiant sun on the gable, intricate flower carvings, especially on the window and door frames, and the six-petal rosette solar symbol.

In Scandinavian culture saunas are especially popular on a daily basis.

The sauna is a place for social interaction, and community bonding, and a stage for life’s significant events. Historically, the sauna was a sacred space, a sanctum where cleanliness and purity were paramount. This sanctity of the sauna is derived not just from its role as a bathhouse but also its use as a place for healing and even for birthing. Finnish folklore has references to the sauna’s spiritual importance, with many tales attributing the sauna to a spirit or guardian. The following are a coupld of the benefits that you may experience from a sauna.

Relaxation.

Saunas have traditionally been used to produce a feeling of relaxation. The heat relaxes your muscles, including those in your face and neck. Relaxation is one of the biggest benefits of using a sauna. To add to the relaxation, you can practice meditation while in the room. When you soothe your body physically, often the mind and the emotions follow suit. Pain relief. Using a dry sauna can leave people feeling energized. Since the blood vessels relax and dilate in a sauna, blood flow increases, and the experience can help reduce tension in the joints and relieve sore muscles.