A former inn currently called Czarna is a large 18th-century building with a shingled roof of the type called the Polish recessed roof. Small windows visible in the roof are reminders of the times when the building had no chimney system. The building has a two-bay layout of rooms called a quadrangle. A whitewashed stone hallway in the middle of the building is its characteristic feature. The building used to serve as a village hospital and a senior care facility but for the longest time it was an inn with residential facilities. After its relocation to the current place, a PTTK tourist hostel operated there for twenty years. Today is houses a cashier desk and a small souvenir shop. Certain educational workshops and cultural events are also held inside.