Kojsówka in frames, the house and the area in photographs
Gallery
Categories
The house
15 photos
Garden & river
12 photos
The hot tub
4 photos
Terrace
6 photos
Rooms
15 photos
Breakfast
2 photos
Restaurant
4 photos
The area
5 photos
From the air
6 photos
Gallery
Rezydencja Kojsówka in Witów in photographs
When choosing somewhere to stay in Podhale, most people decide on the strength of the photographs. So the Rezydencja Kojsówka gallery shows not only the rooms but, above all, what sets this place apart from an ordinary guest room in Witów: a very large garden with a path down to the river, a terrace, a spot for a bonfire and a barbecue, and a wood-fired garden hot tub.
Aerial photographs give the best sense of the scale of the grounds. They show that the house stands on a good-sized plot, away from the built-up part of the village, with space all around it that no ground-level shot can convey. That space is the reason guests most often name for coming back.
What you will find in the gallery
We have divided the photographs into categories so you can go straight to what interests you most. “Kojsówka” shows the house and its setting, “Garden & river” the grounds around it, “Hot tub” the end of the day, and “Rooms” the interiors guests stay in. Breakfast, the dining room used for celebrations, and the surrounding area — the trails and views within a short walk or drive — each have their own section.
The photographs of the area have a practical purpose. They show what the road towards the Chochołowska Valley looks like, how Magura Witowska presents itself, and what to expect in winter, when the nearby Witów Ski slope is running. It makes it easier to decide which season you want to come in.
What to look for when choosing by photograph
When comparing places to stay in Witów and the surrounding area, it is worth looking past the inside of the room. The shots that tell you most are the ones showing the setting: whether the building stands on a busy road, whether there is space around it, where guests park and what you can see from the window. Those are the things that decide what the evening and the morning feel like, not the number of cushions on the bed.
The second thing is photographs of the shared spaces. In a small house the breakfast room, the terrace and the garden are used every day by everyone staying, so their size genuinely matters when the house is full. We have deliberately photographed them wide, so you can judge the scale rather than a corner of a countertop.
Photographs and reality
We try to keep the gallery true to what you will find here, without stretching proportions or artificially brightening interiors. Kojsówka is a small twelve-room house, not a large hotel, and it looks like one. If after seeing the photographs you are unsure about a particular room or about the layout for a larger booking, the simplest thing is to write or call. We are glad to explain exactly what a given photograph shows.
Bear in mind that the same place looks entirely different depending on the season. Summer is green and the river; autumn brings colour and mist; winter brings snow and steam rising off the hot tub; and spring brings the brief moment when the crocuses bloom in the nearby Chochołowska Valley. As you go through the gallery, it is worth noticing which season a photograph comes from.
Using the photographs
The photographs in the gallery belong to the house and are here to show Rezydencja Kojsówka. If you are putting together an account of your stay, an article or a social-media post and would like to use our photographs at a higher resolution, write to us. It can usually be arranged.
We would also be grateful for your own shots. Photographs taken by guests show the place from a completely different angle than a commissioned shoot, and they are often the ones that best capture what an ordinary day here looks like.
FAQ
Questions about the photographs
Do the photographs show the actual property?
Yes, the gallery shows Rezydencja Kojsówka and its immediate surroundings in Witów. We try not to correct proportions or artificially brighten interiors. If you are unsure about a particular shot, we are glad to explain the details.
Can I see photographs of a specific room before booking?
Yes. You book a specific numbered room, and each of the twelve is shown and described separately on the “Rooms” page. If the photographs leave you unsure about the room you have in mind, write to us before booking and we will try to send more.
What time of year were the photographs taken?
The gallery includes shots from different seasons, because the same place looks different in summer, autumn and winter. The winter photographs show the setting under snow; the summer ones show the garden and the river in full green. It is worth bearing that in mind when choosing your dates.
Do the aerial photographs show the whole property?
The aerial shots give the best sense of the scale of the grounds, which cannot be shown from the ground. They show where the house sits in relation to the river, the road and the surrounding buildings. It is the quickest way to get your bearings on the whole plot.
Are there photographs of the function room?
Yes. The dining room appears both in the breakfast shots and in photographs of a table laid for an event. If you are planning a christening, a first communion or a company gathering, we are glad to send extra photographs of the room set up. The details are agreed individually before a date is booked.
Can I use your photographs in my own material?
The photographs belong to the house, but for accounts of a stay, articles and publications it can usually be arranged. Just write to us saying where and in what context they would appear. If needed, we can supply higher-resolution files.
Can I send you my own photographs from my stay?
We would be delighted. Guests' shots show the place differently from a commissioned shoot. Send them by e-mail, telling us whether we may publish them and how you would like to be credited. We always ask permission before using such material.
Where can I find more recent photographs?
The most recent shots, especially seasonal ones, go on our social media and on the property's profiles on booking sites. The gallery here is a selection of the most representative photographs from across the year. If you are looking for a photograph of a particular spot or situation, just write to us.