Among the Standard double rooms, you have 3 unique interiors to choose from. The first of these – No 3 – overlooking the North Garden, was once the Earl's study. It was here that the most important decisions concerning the operation of the Kamieniec estate were made. The room is arranged in shades of mint.
Another of the rooms – No. 6 – is small and very cosy. Early morning sun streams in through the east-facing window, where there's also a lovely view of the Śnieżnik Massif. Later in the day, you can watch the Kłodzko come alive with illumination. The walls display framed century-old sheet music.
The last room in this standard is room 10 – one of several corner rooms in the palace. Its warm and cosy interior may surprise you with its exposed mansard roof structure. The engravings of various animals from the 19th century are a treat for fans of flora and fauna. From the room's windows you can admire both the North Garden and the former farmstead with Hermann's Hill towering over it.
