This place in which we are located is a former manor complex that lies on the coasts of the Nida River. The complex includes fortifications that were built in 1560-1570 by Stanislaus Sobek, inside of which there are classic palace ruins from a palace built by Szaniawski clan around 1770. The fortification was originally enclosed from all four sides by a defensive wall, with four fortified towers on all four corners. Today there are only remains of the walls and only three fortified towers remain with wooden roofs, and in the lower levels there are shooting positions that still remain in tact.

Currently we have 51 accommodation places. There are 2-person, 3-person, 4-person and 5-person rooms – one of which is a chamber for two people with a chimney. Every room has a bathroom.

3 restaurant halls:

- Rycerska (Knight) Hall

The 245 m2 area can fit 240 people including the dance floor, and 180 people sparing the dance floor.
- Pod Zakutym Łbem Hall

The 62 m2 area can fit up to 60 people including the dance floor, and 35 people excluding the dance floor
- Władysława IV Hall

The 160 m2 area can fit up to 120 people including the dance floor and can fit up to 80 people excluding the dance floor.