The history of the hostel dates back to the mid-19th century, when there was a dairy farm called “Nice Silence,” later renamed “Silent Love.” At the turn of the 19th century it turned into a tourist inn. After World War II, it became a PTTK hostel. The building suffered a fire in 1959, but was rebuilt and reopened in 1964.

The name of the hostel refers to the mouflon heads decorating the restaurant hall. Next to the building grows a monumental ash tree Bolko, planted in 1866. The terrace offers a picturesque panorama of the surrounding mountain ranges, including Sněžka.

PTTK mountain hostel “Pod Muflonem” offers 48 beds. Bathrooms and toilets are located in the corridor, and most rooms are equipped with washbasins. Guests have access to an electric kettle 24 hours a day. On the first floor there is a mouflon room for 25 people, ideal for conferences, lectures and workshops. It is possible to rent a projector.

The property also offers the use of a professional barbecue (PLN 30, without coal and kindling) and a fireplace with a panoramic view of Duszniki-Zdrój, the Lewinskie Mountains, the Table Mountains and, with good visibility, the Giant Mountains. Wood for the bonfire should be brought independently.

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