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Booking
Through the site or a messenger, two nights minimum at weekends.
From arrival to departure
A guest arrives in the village, settles into a house for their own family, goes to the banya by the pond, eats what grew here and leaves with a jar of syrup as a gift.
The guest journey
We think of the small things in advance
Drag or swipe
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A letter the day before
How to get here, what to bring, the menu and the banya time.
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Welcome at the gate
The host shows the stove, the water, the lights and the banya.
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A basket on the table
Bread, cheese, syrup, honey and apples.
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Evening and morning
Dinner or the banya, a campfire, breakfast and programmes by season.
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Departure
A jar of syrup as a gift and a request for a review.
A house for guests
Six places in one house
Two bedrooms, a loft for children, a kitchen and a living room with a stove. One family or group rents the house, with no strangers behind the wall.
What is in the house
Everything, so you need not think about housekeeping
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Kitchen
A cooker, a fridge, dishes for six, local tea and honey.
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Bathroom
A shower, a warm floor and our birch tar soap.
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Connection
There is Wi-Fi and no television: games and books instead.
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Safety
A fire extinguisher, a smoke detector, a first-aid kit and the host's number on the door.
A year in the village
Guests all year round
Winter
Bison in the fields, sleighs, the banya and snow.
Spring
Birch sap, morels, birds.
Summer
Bison grass, honey, Kupala Night, evenings by the pond.
Autumn
Mushrooms, apples and cider, juniper.
House rules
Short and clear
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Times
Check-in from 15:00, check-out by 12:00.
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Quiet
From 23:00 to 8:00 the village is quiet.
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Smoking
Outdoors only, by the fire.
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Pets
Dogs are welcome by arrangement.
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The forest
We keep to the paths, and gather mushrooms and berries for ourselves, under forestry rules.
Times Quiet
Price
One price for the whole house
250–350 BYNper night
A night in the whole house will cost 250–350 BYN depending on the day. The price includes the stove, linen, the basket on arrival and cleaning. Food, the banya and programmes are paid separately, on one bill at departure.
Prices
- Whole house, weekdays250 BYN
up to 6 people, Sun–Thu
- Whole house, weekends300 BYN
Fri–Sat, 2 nights minimum
- Holidays350 BYN
New Year, Kupala Night, May holidays; 3 nights minimum
- Guides' house180 BYN
for birdwatchers and photographers, 4 beds
- Breakfast18 BYN
in the dining house or as a basket at your door, per person
- Banya, 3-hour session70 BYN
up to 6 people, brooms, tea, sheets
- Children under 60
without their own bed, free
- Dog20 BYN
by arrangement, per night
Market benchmark: a 6-person house at comparable farm stays costs 210–300 BYN a night, breakfast 14–15 BYN, a banya 35–45 BYN for 2 hours (myfin.by, mirturbaz.ru, 2025–2026). We are above average because the price includes the stove, linen, the welcome basket and our food.
Three guest houses, accommodation revenue
Revenue per year
≈ 138,000 BYN
493 of 1,095 nights booked · 3 × 365 × 280 BYN × 45%
Accommodation revenue only. Food, banya and activities come on top. Firewood, power, linen, cleaning and marketing cost about 27–67.2 thousand BYN in the first year, booking-site commission of 15–17% comes on top.
07 /Questions
For guests
How many people fit in the house?
Up to six, including children. The house is rented whole to one family or group.
Is there a minimum stay?
Two nights at weekends, three on holidays.
Can I bring a dog?
Yes, by arrangement and without access to the bedrooms.
When can we come?
The project has not started yet. By plan, the first houses will welcome guests in summer of the first year.
Get involved
The first house for guests
To welcome the first guests we need a restored house. Help us prepare it.