Single Deluxe Room of Jane Austen
"Pride and Prejudice"
The true beauty of love lies in opening up to another person. Despite the fact that Jane Austen never got married, the storylines of her novels often evolve around social problems related to the institution of marriage, including financial issues. The title Pride and Prejudice refers to the writer's thesis stating that the first impression can often be misleading and sometimes unjust. By getting to know someone better, we can change our mind about this person.
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Single Deluxe Room of Jane Austen
With its tower view and tall skylights, this suite resembles one of the castle’s top chambers where beautiful princesses used to be locked up. A fairy tale atmosphere is emphasized by elegant plush bed framings and lamps in the shape of steel-rimmed ball dress frames. You will feel an atmosphere of mysterious palace attics where the court, folk and modern worlds meet. |
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- Adults 1
- Amenities: hypnos bad, bathroom with shower, WiFi
- Categories: Palace
Single Deluxe Room of Charles Dickens
With its tower view and tall skylights, this suite resembles one of the castle’s top chambers where beautiful princesses used to be locked up. A fairy tale atmosphere is emphasized by elegant plush bed framings and lamps in the shape of steel-rimmed ball dress frames. You will feel an atmosphere of mysterious palace attics where the court, folk and modern worlds meet.
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- Adults 1
- Amenities: hypnos bad, bathroom with shower, WiFi
- Categories: Palace
Business Suite of Thomas Hardy in the Outbuilding
A two-room suite with a separate bedroom area with a desk and a separate bathroom. A spacious salon is equipped with a comfortable sitting area and the second bathroom. Another notable feature is a terrace with a view of a picturesque pond.
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- Adults 2
- Amenities: hypnos bad, bathroom with shower, courtyard view, pond view, WiFi
- Categories: Outbuilding
Single Deluxe Room of Francis Scott Fitzgerald
An atmosphere of the suite will make you think of a countryside vacation spent with a favourite book. Skylights and exposed illuminated roof beams serve as main decoration elements of the suite. A unique atmosphere is created by the wall covered with an old newspaper style wallpaper featuring everyday life in the era of automobiles and aeroplanes.
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- Adults 1
- Amenities: hypnos bad, bathroom with shower, courtyard view, WiFi
- Categories: Palace
Double Deluxe Room of William Shakespeare
A warm atmosphere is created by wooden floors and under-ceiling elements used for the lights hanging on thick ropes, as well as by remarkable tables made in the shape of wooden fire-kissed stumps. Simplicity of the interior is enriched by a romantic metal bed, a decorative bathtub with legs, whose charming style refers to previous centuries, and an openwork lamp.
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- Adults 2
- Amenities: hypnos bad, bathroom with a bathtub, park view, WiFi
- Categories: Palace
Double Deluxe Room of Emily Brontë
A cow-spotted bed framing and a row of wooden beams are not the only rustic accents of this spacious suite. A humorous accent is made by the wallpaper with a pear-breeding willow which introduces an unrestrained idyllic atmosphere.
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- Adults 2
- Amenities: hypnos bad, bathroom with shower, bathroom with a bathtub, park view, WiFi
- Categories: Palace
Double Deluxe Room of Lewis Carroll
Artistic creators of this suite drew their inspiration from the beauty of modernism and the film adaptation of Alice in Wonderland, directed by Tim Burton. Carefully selected elements accentuate an avant-garde character of the rooms. The essence of Vintage style, based on a fusion of different historic periods with modern elements, allows you to indulge in fantasizing.
Details
- Adults 2
- Amenities: hypnos bad, bathroom with shower, bathroom with a bathtub, park view, WiFi
- Categories: Palace