Pałac Marysieńki
The Pałac is a large, imposing building set next to the castle, fully renovated and offering a fine range of comfortable accommodation. The house restaurant is of equally good value.
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Dormitorium
In part of the castle, the 90-bed Dormitorium offers bunk accommodation in spacious vaulted dorms, which are heated in winter. It’s simple but clean and has character, and offers some of Poland’s cheapest castle beds. Breakfast is an extra 15zł.
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