Mercure Unia Lublin

Conveniently located in the neighbourhood of the local institutions, the universities and the commercial centre, this hotel is also situated mere minutes from the old town and Lublin’s historic heritage.

This stylish hotel makes for a restful retreat ideal for any traveller, as it is within easy reach of various modern amenities, cultural attractions and academic establishments.

Housing tastefully decorated, comfortable and contemporary accommodation with functional furnishings and free wireless internet access, the hotel also offers a refined restaurant, cosy cafe and fitness room in which guests are welcome to relax, unwind and benefit from the equipment. Business travellers can take advantage of the conference facilities and every guest will appreciate the 24-hour reception, giving them the freedom and independence to enjoy their stay as they wish.

Zimmer: 110
Preise: 58.19 - 95.49 EUR
Hotelkette: Mercure

The hotel offers 110 rooms, all tastefully decorated and conveniently furnished. There are also superior rooms which provide extra comforts including coffee and tea facilities, a bathrobe and a Mercure cosmetic set, as well as a modern and cosy bathroom. For your convenience we offer 5 suites which contain a living room and a queen-size bed.

To satisfy the gourmet in you, the Unia restaurant is known for its superior continental cuisine and combination of simple elegance and impressive setting. From private dinners through to wedding receptions and gala banquets, Unia is an ideal venue for all occasions. Be sure to also visit our intimate Nostalgia cafe for superb coffee and exotic drinks.

Lublin, a city of rich tradition, is today’s symbol of a peaceful coexistence of many cultures. This is the city where a historic document that united 2 nations, Poland and Lithuania, was signed. The Lublin union treaty boosted a robust growth of the town, which received an abundance of royal favours that further strengthened its position in the Republic of Poland of Two Nations. Today Lublin is a city of serious cultural and economic ambitions. Art lovers come together every year on the occasion of the annual “Drama Confrontation” festival, the so-called “Culture Nights” or the Jagiellonian Fair. Lublin is also one of the major academic centres in Poland. It is a city of young, educated and motivated people, thanks to which the business and service sectors thrive in Lublin.

The most exquisite monuments of the Jagiellonian era are reminiscent of the golden age in Poland’s history. The ‘sztetle’, little towns in the Podlasie region, are prized by the Nobel Prize Laureate Isaac B. Singer, evoking the spirit of the rich multicultural heritage of Poland.