Our Inn is famous not only for its scrumptious home-made cuisine but also unforgettable parties. The Inn has a well-equipped kitchen, two bars, 350 restaurants seats, a garden, StekIzba (A Steak House) with a large wrought iron barbeque grill, a dance floor. With all this it’s a perfect place to organize parties, meetings, business conferences and trainings, banquets and occasional parties. We have gained trust of such celebrities as Adam Małysz – our best ski jumper who has been our guest. At our Inn he has enjoyed highlanders dishes served in a Styrnol-way. We hope to see you again, Mr Małysz!

Tomasz Adamek has organized his party “Farewell to Poland” It is here he wanted to say goodbye to his family and friends before leaving for America where he was going to train as a Polish challenger to an IFB champion title. He has left our country for a while because he wants to continue his career in the USA. He said:

"I can come to Poland for holidays, to rest but to train the only option for me is the US."

On his webpages one can read his memories www.tomaszadamek.eu and www.boxer.org:

"From the Masurian Lakes we moved to the mountains, to Zawoja. In a regional Inn called Styrnol Ziggy Rozalski and me were dubbed outlaws. It all happened among my family and friends and also my partners, sponsors and the media. I really wanted to thank all the people who support my sport career. Photos from the party which are put on a bokser.org webpage can only give you some faint impression of what the atmosphere was like in Styrnol that night. There were also some serious talks on my future fights. Only the coach Andrzej Gmitruk was missing as he had to stay in Warsaw to train boxers for Boxing Gala in Świebodzice. There was a roast lamb and a roast pig, a huge cake decorated with boxing gloves artistically modeled from chocolate. The evening was made even more pleasant thanks to live music by Piotr Topór band from Bańska Wyżnia. The highlight of the evening was the above mentioned ceremony of dubbing us outlaws and presenting us with the appropriate insignia. Upon passing the ’exam’ we were given certificates. Also Ziggy;s elder daughter attempted the rite but it was decided she wasn’t ready yet. Everybody will keep fond memories of the night , great service, and fine dishes served by the staff of Styrnol Inn in Zawoja."

Not long ago in a telephone conversation he confirmed his intention to visit us again if time allows. And of course he is welcome..

Also Adam Sandurski, a free style wrestler, Polish, European and World Champion was our guest. He came with his wife and friends. We spent a pleasant evening with interesting talks and sport memories. When he occasionally took to the dance floor there was a stir as he’s over 2m tall so nobody could miss him