Łupki Palace

Beautiful palace, just a few minutes from the castle ruins across the street. While you have to pay to stay here, you can walk around the grounds. This building (guesthouse) has a long history, but its current form was given to it in 1946.

Beautiful facility is currently being renovated. First apartments and coffee is already done.

Lehnhaus Castle (below the Lähn castle ruins) has been a privately run guesthouse for years. The lord of the castle is Luk, a Belgian with his Polish wife Bernadett. Meals are served in the castle cafe (inside the castle). The entire castle complex has a special historical flair. The rooms are outside the castle. The lady of the castle has made a name for herself with her excellent cakes, which are available in the castle cafe. Lord Luk speaks very good German, which was very helpful for us. Overall, highly recommended for anyone looking for a place to stay with history and a lord of the castle who can tell you about it. We had the fireplace room in the manor house and were actually greeted with a crackling, warm fireplace. At this point, probably the most beautiful room in the complex. Additional historic guest rooms are under construction. The breakfast was a dream and of 5-star quality. Really lovingly prepared.