The Jabłonna Palace hosts conferences, company meetings, training days and receptions for up to 180 people seated in cinema layout, and it has guest rooms on site. It stands at Modlińska 105 in Jabłonna, just north of Warsaw, and is run as a congress and conference center.
Seminars and company events
The palace offers seven historic rooms of different sizes, plus a conference room in the hotel building and the Orangery. Organisers use them for conferences, lectures, workshops, symposia, training sessions and company meetings. The rooms carry 18th- and 19th-century stucco, murals, furniture and paintings, so a plenary and the break-out sessions can share one address.
Equipment is available on request: screens, a multimedia projector, a sound system and flipcharts. Several rooms have daylight, and blackout curtains can be arranged. A large parking lot is free of charge for guests.
Weddings and receptions
The palace also takes weddings, baptisms, family receptions and school balls. The classicist interiors, the terraces and the paths of the English-style park are presented as settings for ceremonies and photographs. The Ballroom and the two large salons are the natural choice for a dinner with dancing.
Rooms and capacities
The Ballroom covers 100 m² and seats 180 in cinema layout, 70 at round tables of 10 to 12 and 50 in a U shape. The Moorish Hall and the Fireplace Hall each measure 90 m² (11 by 8 m): 100 in cinema, 80 at round tables, 60 in a U shape. The Pompeian Hall covers 45 m² and holds 40 in cinema or at round tables, and 25 in a U shape. Three small salons, the Mirror, Polish and Chinese salons, cover 16 m² each and hold 12 people, which suits a board meeting or a working group.
In the hotel building, the Hotel Hall measures 40 m² on the first floor. The Billiard Room next to it covers 12 m² and can be joined to the Hotel Hall for a buffet or a coffee break. The Orangery, filled with exotic plants, has its own page on the official site.
Accommodation
Guest rooms are set in the historic hotel building, in the west outbuilding of the palace. The site lists single rooms, double rooms and a two-person apartment. It does not state how many of each exist, so confirm numbers when you ask for dates.
Catering
Coffee breaks include hot and cold drinks with sweet and savory finger food. Lunches and dinners come from the à la carte menu or from set lunch menus. The Palace Restaurant sits in the vaulted basement, decorated with original 18th-century frescoes by Antonio Tavelli, and its main hall holds up to 120 guests. The kitchen serves Polish and European dishes and also caters on site and for delivery.
History and setting
The palace and park complex dates to the 18th century and was the residence of Bishop Michał Poniatowski. Stanisław August Poniatowski, the last king of Poland, was a frequent visitor. The building is classicist in style. The grounds include an English-style park with a lawn facing the palace and a large meadow near the entrance, which the site also lists for outdoor events.
Getting there
The palace is on Modlińska street in Jabłonna, near Warsaw, and has parking on site. For exact travel times from the city center or the airport, check with the events team when you book.
