The best accommodations Little Poland

This iteration of the international Golden Tulip chain is not the most impressive. However, it is a safe bet, delivering a 4-star experience without false notes or pretensions and with all the services that come with it. It is located in the quiet city center, 10 minutes from the Rynek. Some of its 86 rooms are always occupied by businessmen or visitors. The only problem is that the bedding is very hard and not suitable for everyone.

At the gates of the Polesie nature reserve, surrounded by forests and flowering meadows, this large wooden house offers beautiful and bright rooms with wooden furniture, each with private bathroom. There is a possibility to order meals in advance, prepared by the owner of the house. Hiking trails pass right by the house and will lead you to the heart of the reserve. Bicycle rental is available on site. A real idyllic stop that feels more like a vacation with friends.

Hotel Oleńka opened since 1996 has 60 simple but spacious, well-ventilated and clean rooms with modern (especially in the higher end rooms) and comfortable furniture. It rents out for groups and houses a banquet hall, so you will sometimes see events being celebrated there. The hotel also has a restaurant with very uneven performance (perhaps depending on the availability of the chef?) and a very pleasant indoor swimming pool (with a whirlpool), but access to which is subject to a charge even for its guests.

This 17th century complex, adjacent to the city castle, is very well placed and secluded on a beautiful lawn overlooking the historic city center. It is an old estate, a pearl of the Lublin Renaissance, which also includes a beautiful church, dedicated to St. Adalbert. While the exterior has been carefully preserved, the interior is updated and is modern and functional. The rooms are quite spacious and bright, but not particularly charming. Another advantage is its price, very reasonable in this small town.

A charming hotel in a beautiful building dating from the early 20th century, right in the center of town. The exterior in particular is idyllic, especially in summer: the refurbished facade is a sight to behold from the comfort of the establishment's superb shaded courtyard. The interior, on the other hand, is less enchanting: although the rooms are very clean and spacious, they remain rather classic. On the whole, we'd recommend it, as the services are of a high standard and the staff are attentive.

With this location, overlooking Rynek Square, it's hard to beat it. An excellent 5-star hotel, the Bonerowski has built its reputation on its authentic palace interior. The rooms are sumptuous and ornate, with statues, moldings and so on. The grand central staircase is upholstered and adorned with a 22 meter high Swarowski crystal chandelier. The rooms are obviously luxurious, spacious, carpeted and in an imperial style with antique furniture (all a bit kitsch for our taste).