Rooms in the palace

In the historic Jabłonna Palace and in the adjacent hotel building there are representative rooms of various sizes, where we organise scientific and business events: conferences, lectures, workshops, symposiums and training courses. We also take great care in organising private celebrations and receptions such as weddings, weddings, christenings, communions, birthdays and anniversaries, banquets and balls.

The Palace's interiors are distinguished by their unique character and style. Their beauty is highlighted by perfectly preserved stuccowork and wall paintings, while furniture and paintings from the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, complete the whole, giving a unique rank to every event organised in the Palace.

Ballroom

The Ballroom, known as the White or Round Room, is the largest and most important room, centrally located in the Palace building, with direct access to the terrace.

Ballroom area: 100 m2.

Maximum number of persons:

In a cinema setting: 180 persons
At round 10-12 personal tables: 70 persons
In a U-table setting: 50 persons

Moorish Hall

The Moorish Hall, formerly known as the Marble Hall, rectangular in shape with an independent entrance to the terrace, is adjacent to the left to the Ballroom.

Area of the Moorish Hall: 90 m2, measuring 11 m x 8 m.

Maximum number of persons:

In a cinema setting: 100 persons
At round 10-12 personal tables: 80 persons
In a U-table setting: 60 persons

Fireplace Room

The Palace Fireplace Room, originally called the Social Room or Billiard Room, rectangular with an original fireplace in noble white Carrara marble situated on the long wall.

Fireplace Room area: 90 m2, measuring 11 m x 8 m.

Maximum number of persons:

In a cinema setting: 100 persons
At round 10-12 personal tables: 80 persons
In a U-table setting: 60 persons

Pompeian Room

The Pompeian Room, rectangular in shape, with side access to the terrace, is kept in light tones, with monochrome empire decoration - ceiling painted in coffers, with a surrounding frieze of floral tendrils.

Area of the Pompeian Room: 45 m2, measuring 9 m x 5 m.

Maximum number of persons:

In a cinema setting: 40 persons
At round 10-12 personal tables: 40 persons
In a U-table setting: 25 persons

Mirror Lounge

Polish Lounge

The Polish Lounge is an intimate square-shaped palace chamber in a light peach colour scheme with white stuccowork.

Polish Lounge area: 16 m2, measuring 4 m x 4 m.

Maximum number of persons:

In a cinema setting: 12 persons
At round 10-12 personal tables: 12 persons

Chinese Lounge

The Chinese Lounge is an intimate square-shaped palace room. The lounge is decorated in an intense colour scheme of deep red, which in Chinese culture symbolises good luck, prosperity and vitality.

Chinese Lounge area: 16 m2, measuring 4 m x 4 m.

Maximum number of persons:

In a cinema setting: 12 persons
At round 10-12 personal tables: 12 persons

Rooms in the Hotel

The historic hotel building, which is located in the western annexe, has stylish guest rooms: suites, double and single rooms and two rooms for business or private meetings: the Hotel Hall and the Billiard Room.

Hotel Room area: 40 m2, measuring 8 m x 5 m.

Maximum number of persons:

In a cinema setting: 60 persons
At round 10-12 personal tables: 50 persons
In a U-table setting: 40 persons

Billiard Room area: 12 m2, measuring 4 m x 3 m.

Maximum number of persons:

At the round table: 10 people

Orangery

The classicist building of the Orangery attracts attention with its rectangular shape and nine large windows on the long façade separated by Tuscan semi-columns. Situated on the right side of the Palace, the Orangery impresses with the beauty of its exotic plants.

Orangery area: 120 m2, measuring 30 m x 4 m.

Maximum number of persons:

In a cinema setting: 60 persons
At round 10-12 personal tables: 50 persons
In a U-table setting: 60 persons