The larch manor house, built at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, comes from Grywałd. Its original structure, walls, ceilings, roofs and side elevations were restored after relocation. The interior design retains original elements from a Polish manor house from the 19th century. The building is now home to the ‘Dwór’ Restaurant, which serves Polish cuisine with elements of Hungarian cuisine.

The Spis cottage from Łapsze Niżne, built in the 19th century, was reconstructed and adapted into a stylish hotel, preserving the original furnishings of the old Spis cottage. Regional Spis Cottage offers rooms with full sanitary facilities.

In 2005, a cottage from Kiry created from a combination of a highland cottage and an old mill from the Czarny Dunajec, was moved to the site. The resulting villa has been furnished with cosy rooms with a characteristic regional ambience featuring unless we’re full sanitary facilities. Stays, special events (family, integration, business, conferences, seminars, training courses) and open-air events are organised here, icluding: regional feasts, e.g., those with a highlander band;recreation and leisure including Finnish sauna; beach volleyball;l children's playground; hiking, bicycle and horseback tours; canoeing, wakeboarding and windsurfing; fishing; sleigh rides with torches and campfire; downhill and cross-country skiing, snowboarding, and Nordic walking).

Adjacent to the cottages is the ski station Polana Sosny, a resort located on the slope of the peak of Sosny in the Magura Spiska range, with evening floodlit family runs.

On the banks of the Dunajec River, there is a campsite with berths for caravans and campers.

You can play beach volleyball, hire bicycles, go rafting, or canoe down the Dunajec River. Children can play in the playground, have a barbecue in the shed, or climb the viewing tower. Polana Sosny offers many opportunities for active leisure.