The Pakoszow Palace is a late Baroque mansion from the 18th century, with some of the rooms used by former owners, including a family named Hess, as a linen bleaching plant (the Jelenia Góra area had been famous for centuries for weaving, and mainly for the production of linen products). King Frederick II stayed here several times. The palace remained in the hands of the Hesses until 1945, while later, for many years after the end of World War II and the annexation of Silesia to Poland, it fulfilled various public functions, for example housing an orphanage.

Only the return of the palace into the hands of the descendants of the pre-war owners made it possible to restore it to its glory days. The building was restored, expanded and then adapted into a modern hotel in 2008-2012. However, the architects did their best to preserve the unique atmosphere of the mansion. Significantly, the historic Baroque Hall was also restored, and Christoph Wetzel, the Berlin painter responsible for the restoration of the dome of the famous Church of the Virgin Mary in Dresden, was hired to reconstruct the allegorical paintings on the plafond adorning the ceiling.

Today the Pakoszow palace welcomes its guests with elegant and spacious interiors of the rooms (some, in addition to all conveniences, offer additionally a beautiful view of the Karkonosze Mountains and Chojnik Castle). During your stay, extraordinary taste experiences (and aesthetics at the same time) will be provided by the Old Bielarnia restaurant, serving both Polish and regional cuisine, as well as modern Mediterranean haute cuisine. If the Baroque Room will fulfill the role of a concert hall, banquet hall or wedding reception, then the Meissen Salon will prove to be an excellent choice for those looking for a place to hold a family party or business meeting in a small group.

The residence also has a spa & fitness area. After a workout or a visit to the swimming pool or Finnish sauna, for the construction of which the highest quality materials were used (Greek marble, Canadian red cedar or granite stones), a moment of relaxation is guaranteed by resting on the sunny terrace providing a panoramic view of the nearby mountains.

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