The estate is situated within the historic Jelenia Góra Valley, a region known for its high concentration of Prussian-era residences.
The palace was historically known as 'Wasserpalais' (Water Palace) due to its unique placement on a man-made island.
The property is part of the 'Valley of Palaces and Gardens' network, a protected cultural landscape in Lower Silesia.
The surrounding park incorporates indigenous tree species common to the Karkonosze Mountains.
The building's foundation dates to 1776, commissioned by the von Reuss family.
Pałac Na Wodzie, located in the village of Staniszów within the Jelenia Góra valley, is a historical residence converted into a wellness hotel. The estate is set on an island surrounded by a private lake and features extensive landscaped gardens. The architecture dates back to the 18th century, with historical ties to the aristocratic families of the region. The property functions as an active hotel offering spa treatments and traditional Polish cuisine. Its grounds include a private park designed in a naturalistic style characteristic of the Karkonosze foothills. The interiors retain elements of historical restoration combined with modern hotel amenities. It serves as a base for exploring the surrounding Valley of Palaces and Gardens.
The wooden bridge leading to the palace entrance provides the most iconic view of the building centered over the water.
Walk the perimeter of the lake for the best views of the palace facade reflecting in the water.
Check in advance if the restaurant is hosting private events, as this can affect access for non-staying guests.
Bring comfortable walking shoes to explore the uneven terrain of the garden paths.
Do not attempt to access private rooms or guest wings if you are not a registered hotel guest.
Business casual for the restaurant; quiet behavior is expected in the garden areas.
