Promnice Hunting Lodge

Noma Residence Hotel Promnice Hunting Lodge is a cozy, boutique hotel that perfectly matches a natural scenery of the forest of Pszczyna at the Paprocany lake. 

In 1868 the lodge was reconstructed and integrated into the forest scenery. It is a reproduction of the mansion built in 1861 by the court architect Oliver Pavelt in the English neo-Gothic style.

The hotel offers:

- 13 comfortable rooms which evoke an atmosphere of the 19^th century hunting lodge,

- restaurant on a patio with a view of the Paprocany lake,

- café on a courtyard next to the historic Saint Hubertus monument,

- forest and park complex, with an outdoor fireplace, which can accommodate to 900 guests.

Intensity of natural lighting inside the building is high.

Rooms are not air-conditioned.

Verdant forest surrounding the castle, lake and sounds of nature make this place a perfect set for many film shots.

The building was used in films such as ‘Hi Way’ and ‘Sensacje XX wieku’ [Sensations of the 20^th century] by Bogusław Wołoszański (relocating the action of the film to Bavaria).