Hotel Spichrz

Hotel Spichrz is a three-star hotel at ul. Kościerska 37 in the village of Borcz, on the Gdańsk-Kościerzyna road in the Kashubian Lake District of Poland's Pomeranian Voivodeship. The setting is rural, surrounded by forests and small lakes, and the area is popular for walking, cycling, kayaking and short breaks away from the coast. Gdańsk is roughly 35 to 45 kilometres to the north-east, and Kościerzyna, the regional centre known for its railway museum and Kashubian heritage, lies a short drive to the south-west, so a car is the most practical way to reach and explore the area. The nearby villages of Chmielno, famous for Kashubian pottery, and Kartuzy, with its Carthusian monastery, are also within easy reach. The hotel is a roadside property with a simple, practical character, drawing road travellers, wedding and event guests, and visitors touring the Kashubian countryside. Room types listed are Double Rooms and Family Rooms, with wifi included. Facilities include a restaurant, which is typically the focal point and serves Polish and Kashubian dishes, such as potato-based specialities, smoked fish and regional cakes, alongside breakfast. There is no pool or spa listed. Service is friendly and informal, in line with a regional hotel, and the staff can help with advice on local trails and lakes. Price positioning is moderate ($$), and rates are typically lower than comparable hotels in Gdańsk or the coastal resorts. Summer is the main season for lake and forest activities, while spring and autumn are quieter. Visitors should check seasonal opening arrangements and event bookings directly with the hotel.