Travel Editor of the Daily Mirror, Mr Paul McDaid, had this to say about his Sunshine World experience at Chalet Anna Obrochta:

"There are plenty of excellent hotels in Zakopane but as we'd booked mid term (half term) availability can be an issue. Not that there was anything wrong with the accommodation we were allocated. Anna Obrochta's, or the Irish Chalet as it is also known, is easily among the most warm and welcoming homes I've had the pleasure of staying in.

Tucked in a quiet laneway, 10 minutes drive from town, her chalet could have been plucked from a Robert Frost poem.

With ice-coated elders glistening in the moonlight, the satisfying sound of fresh snow crushed underfoot and the mighty Tatra mountains in the distance, you could get lost in such a sensuous feast. But it was impossible not to submit to the inviting hospitality you might expect from a favourite aunt. And like any favourite aunt, Anna keeps a great kitchen. This is hearty, wholesome organice Polish fayre. Warming broths, tender pork (Poles love their swine) kebabs, winter salads, floury potoatoes and seasonal veg will fill your plates at dinner every night, exactly what your body will crave after a day on the slopes.

The skiing itself is wonderful and Sunshine World will take you from your chalet to the slopes and back again (if included in your package) ...

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(N.B. If you wish to stay in this chalet please write the chalet name on your booking form)

Chalet Anna (building number 2) N.B. Breakfast takes place on site and dinner takes place at Chalet Anna Obrochta which is located very nearby