The first of the rooms of this standard – No. 7 – is the ideal interior for a family or group of friends. Its interior reveals the historical engineering secrets of the palace. The restored structure that holds up the mansard roof of the palace is aesthetically pleasing, thanks to the rich colour and smooth texture of the centuries-old wood used in its construction. The spacious interior opens up to a view of the former palace gardens with the picturesque ruin of the Gardener's Cottage and the historic orchard in the background. The room features an antique wooden floor.
Another of the rooms – No. 8 – is located on the main axis the residence. From its three windows you will be able to admire the inside of the palace garden, the nearby hills and distant mountain ranges in the midst of which you can enjoy a view of the Śnieżnik Massif.
Because it faces south, this space is flooded with sunlight throughout the day. The room's high ceiling reaches the top of the palace roof.
Room 9 is set apart by the exposed timber structure of the mansard roof. It is a spacious room with bedroom alcoves and a seating area. A spacious bathroom completes the sense of comfort.
