The folks working there were extremely friendly, but the upside down house itself was just one room. The have other rooms with funny mirrors and then have extended rooms detached from the house with paintings that you can blend in with. About 40 minutes by bus from Yaremche.

Great stay in the 2 bedroom suite above the kitchen/restaurant during the summer time. Everything from the construction and wall art to the furniture and food was mushroom-themed. Every little touch was well thought out and artistically done. Even off-season, the food at the restaurant was delicious (blackberry lemonade - a major hit), Highly recommend the Carpathian cheesecake, and anything with mushrooms (of course). Right in the hotel area of Bukovel, and a nice walk from the lake/ski lifts. Lots of activities in the area and things to see. If you're looking for something to do, also recommend the Hutsul Museum (by the end of the lake).

The place is unique and the people work there are nice. They will help by taking pictures and direct you around

It's OK but it has basically only 1 room to watch with not so much details. If you have never seen another upside down house, it's OK...but we have already seen another one which was much, much better.

That's an interesting place where you can take as many funny photos inside as you want, for less than 1 euro

I loved the place! I visited it with my three year old daughter and mother over 70. All three of us enjoyed it very much. It's all about a single room but you have a lot of fun there taking pictures and turning them upside down.

Small roadside stop on the way to Bukovel. There are also some optical illusion stalls around the house for photos. There is a small fee for entrance. The house is quite tiny but again fun for pictures. I suggest you make a short stop on the drive up to Bukovel if interested, as it is a bit far from the hotels.

Great accomodation, the food was on point, 24 hours heating and water, fully furnished, and you definitely need to see the inverted house and ostrich.

Quite an interesting place, entry fee is a kind of rip off though

Good place, glad to see a lot of different things in the Karpatakh