Jaworowy Dwór

In the heart of Mazovia, just 50 km from the capital, among fields and forests, you can come across a charming stay. It is the 18th-century Jaworowy Dwór, a family hotel with lots of little nooks and crannies to discover. The modern history of this place began naturally as if the building was just waiting for the right moment. The manor house was very lucky because it met people who respected the heritage and old Polish architecture. Before it got a new life, however, it witnessed a lot of national turmoil. It was built by the Jaworski family, of the Oksza coat of arms. The farm operated like clockwork until the national uprisings of the 19th-century, in which the family experienced many material losses. World War II did not spare any property either. It was then that Jaworowy Dwór became the seat of the Hitler Youth school and a Wehrmacht military warehouse. The ruin stood for many years in the village of Mazovia and was covered with a meadow. It seemed that this was the end of the history of Jaworowy Dwór. In 1984, however, it found us. A family who saw their place on earth here. It is here, under a 400-year-old oak tree, that we reopened the doors of the manor's kitchen, we took care of the garden and pond, as well as the comfort and relaxation of family, friends and guests. We have prepared 20 rooms for you, a court spa, swimming pool, golf course, a well-equipped library and a place to read by the fireplace. We invite you to hear birds singing, hectares of greenery, dragonflies by the pond and we'll warn you about the mosquitoes in the summer. These are our rural charms.