Hotel Polonia

Det historiske Hotel Polonia er beliggende i den gamle bydel Kraków, kun 650 m fra tovet. Byens hovedbanegård, Kraków, Główny, ligger blot 3 minutters gang væk.

Samtlige værelser på Polonia er klassisk og traditionelt indrettet. Hvert værelse har et rummeligt badeværelse med bruser. Nogle af værelserne tilbyder aircondition.

Der serveres dagligt en stor morgenbuffet. Polonia Restaurant tilbyder polske retter og hjemmelavede specialiteter.

Personalet i receptionen står til rådighed døgnet rundt og kan arrangere udflugter til saltminen Wieliczka samt opbevare bagage. Der kan også arrangeres direkte kørsel.

Hotel Polonia har udsigt over teatret Slowacki og fortet Barbakan w Krakowie. Det royale slot Wawel ligger blot 20 minutters gåtur derfra.

Antal værelser: 61
Pris: 118 - 526 PLN

In the centre of this beautiful city, all of Krakow’s sights and attractions can easily be reached on foot. From the hotel’s windows, you can admire a beautiful view of Krakow’s stunning historic buildings, including the Słowacki Theatre and the remains of the city's defensive walls. Nearby is the medieval Florian's Gate and the Barbican, where Polish kings began their route to the Wawel Castle.

Explore this wonderful, historic city with the hotel as a convenient, charming base.

The Polonia restaurant is open from 07:00 to 22:00 and serves a wide range of traditional Polish dishes and home made delicacies, including pickled knuckle and spicy herring in cream – the chef’s speciality.

Wieliczka (18 km) - This 800 year old salt mine is one of the oldest salt mines still in operation. The mine has a 3.5 km tourist route that includes statues of historical and mythical figures, all sculpted by miners out of the rock salt. Even the crystals in the chandeliers are made of salt. Also featured are beautifully carved chambers, chapels, an underground lake, and exhibits that illustrate the fascinating history of salt mining.

National Museum Auschwitz – Birkenau (70 km) – This was the largest concentration and death camp in Europe between 1940 and 1945. Today the museum stands as a monument, honouring the victims of Nazism.

Zakopane and Tatra Mountains (100 km) - This mountain resort sits nestled at the foot of the Tatra mountains and boasts breathtaking views of Poland's beautiful countryside.

Częstochowa Monastery (140 km) - The town of Częstochowa is known for the famous Paulist monastery of Jasna Góra. The monastery is the home of the Black Madonna painting, a shrine of the Virgin Mary. Every year, millions of pilgrims from all over the world come to Częstochowa to see it.

By Air:
The hotel is approximately 12 km from Krakow’s John Paul II International Airport in Balice. A taxi from the airport costs about PLN 70. Alternatively, a direct train runs regularly from the airport straight to Dworzec Główny, with a journey time of around 20 minutes. The number 192 public bus also runs to Dworzec Główny.

By Train:
The hotel is just 5 minutes walk from Dworzec Główny’s main train station.

By Bus:
The Dworzec Główny bus stop is just opposite the hotel and various bus routes stop there, including 124, 192, 424 and 502.

By Tram:
The Dworzec Główny tram stop is just opposite the hotel and various tram routes stop there, including 2, 4, 10, 13, 14, 19 and 24.

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