Pałac w Jabłonnie, Dom Zjazdów i Konferencji PAN

Jabłonna Palace is truly one of Poland's hidden gems, and I genuinely hope more people discover it. I almost didn’t write a review, because… well I don’t normally make it a habit to write reviews. However, I couldn’t help but feel this immense need to let the world know how special this place is. If you're a history buff, this is a place you should not miss. The palace has been beautifully preserved, allowing visitors to experience authentic architecture, elegant interiors, and a tangible connection to the past. Walking through the halls and gardens, you can feel the history that has unfolded here. It's the kind of place that reminds you why preserving historic landmarks is so important. One thing worth mentioning is that this is an old palace, and it feels like one, and I mean that in the best way. Much of the furniture is antique and reflects the character and history of the estate. I noticed some reviews recommending a full remodel or commenting on the Wi-Fi. While I understand those perspectives, I actually found the antique furnishings to be part of the palace's charm. Modernizing everything would risk taking away the very atmosphere that makes this place so special. That said, I think thoughtful updates such as improved Wi-Fi and carefully chosen renovations that respect the building's history, could enhance the guest experience without sacrificing its authenticity. It's also worth remembering that this isn't a luxury chain hotel trying to be something it isn't. The palace is owned by a scientific institution and continues to serve as a hotel while also hosting weddings, conferences, and other events. By staying here, you're supporting a place that is still alive and serving a purpose rather than sitting empty. I truly want more people to know this place exists. During my stay, I couldn't help but feel that a place of this beauty and historical significance deserves to be appreciated by far more visitors. Historic places like Jabłonna Palace shouldn't be forgotten or abandoned simply because they aren't brand new. They should be preserved, cared for, thoughtfully improved where appropriate, and, most importantly, enjoyed by the public. I'm only passing through for one night, but I already wish I had planned to stay longer. My hope is that more travelers choose to stay here and not only to learn about the palace's incredible history, but to become part of its living legacy. The more people who appreciate places like this, the better chance they have of being preserved for generations to come.

I love walking in the park with my wife.

I wouldn't recommend a wedding at the Palace in Jabłonna. The ceremony was poorly organized. There was no sound system, and with the air conditioning on, it was impossible to hear the officiant. Only the gentleman distributing the champagne performed well. There was no one there to guide the guests and the bride and groom during the ceremony. I'm disappointed :(

Very friendly service, delicious breakfast, and a great hotel location. The wedding reception at the Palace was very elegant. The food was excellent and the service was professional. I highly recommend it.

A beautiful palace with picturesque surroundings. Reasonably priced, good breakfasts, and free parking.