The Hunter's Palace in Skierniewice, 19th-century noble residence in Maków, Poland

The Hunter's Palace in Maków is a Neo-Gothic manor house built in 1820 of brick and covered in plaster. It stands in Maków, by the administrative border of the city of Skierniewice, and is entered in the Łódź Voivodeship register of monuments under number 987/A, dated 13 February 1995. The building now serves as a hotel.

The manor was built in 1820 in the neo-Gothic style, as a brick structure covered with plaster. It stands in Maków, on the administrative border of Skierniewice. In 1995 it was entered in the register of monuments of Łódź Voivodeship under number 987/A, and it is preserved in very good condition.

The name Łowczego refers to the łowczy, the court official responsible for the hunt, and the neo-Gothic brick manor built in 1820 now serves as a hotel. Visitors today sleep in a building entered in the Łódź Voivodeship monument register under number 987/A since 13 February 1995.

The building stands in Maków, right at the administrative border of Skierniewice, so it can be reached from the city side on foot or by car. It now operates as a hotel, so the grounds are entered as a guest rather than as a monument open for tours. The brick, plastered neo-Gothic manor is listed in the Łódź Voivodeship register under number 987/A.

The building has been listed in the Łódź Voivodeship register of monuments since 13 February 1995, under number 987/A. It stands in Maków right at the administrative boundary of Skierniewice, so the palace is often associated with the city although it lies outside it.