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HISTORY
The villa was built in
1926. There is not any detailed information about its users, but
according to some not totally confirmed sources it used to be
premises of a German company, later it used to be inhabited by the
doctors from the nearby spa ‘Gryf’.
After World War II it was again inhabited by some doctors and used
as a dayroom. At the end of the 1960s the head accountant of the Spa,
Jerzy Hopfer, was living in the villa for about 2 years. Therefore,
nowadays the villa is called Hopfer’s House (Hopferówka). For the
last 12 years the building was empty and was getting ruined.
In October 2002, the villa was thoroughly redecorated and revamped.
Construction work was accomplished by SONCAS Company from Po³czyn
Zdrój.
The investor managed to receive the permission of the Local Monument
Restorer to extend the villa by two additional floors and also to
rebuild the roof and use the loft. Interior decoration and elevation
was designed by the architect doc. Wojciech Bal from Szczecin.
Construction work started in October 2002 and lasted until 10th May
2003.
NOWADAYS
Nowadays the building is used as a guest house consisting of 16
double room and 1 single room. Each room has a bathroom, cable TV,
telephone and access to the Internet.
The building is equipped with a totally new electric wiring,
hydraulic system and sewage system as well as a gas boiler room
providing heating and hot water. In the old basement there are:
dining-room for 33 people and professional kitchen which provides
24-hour-a-day board. The dining-room is connected with so called
‘winter garden’ which is a café and restaurant in one for 40 people,
perfectly lit and air-conditioned. The guest house is also equipped
with its own therapy room and offers its guests: massage, heat
therapy, magnetronic, pearl bath, brine bath, underwater massage,
laser, galvanisation, ionoforesis, diadynamic, Bioprom lamp,
cryotherapy.
Guests of the villa can also use various other therapies as well as
sauna and a swimming pool with heated water in the nearby spa
‘Gryf’.
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