The best hotels Poland

Opened just a few years ago, the BC Residence is an apartment-hotel with all the energy and freshness of youth. Situated on a quiet street between Wolnica and Nowy squares, the hotel is in the heart of the district's nightlife. The quality of service at BC29 is impeccable and the staff extremely dedicated, which sets this establishment apart from its neighbors. The rooms are brand-new and include all the services you'd expect.

A superb address in a perfect location, offering spacious rooms with trendy, tasteful decor. The bedding is also of excellent quality. A bar, restaurant and fitness room are also available for the enjoyment of visiting guests.

Modern, comfortable, well-staffed, with a spa, two restaurants and a terrace overlooking the Vistula and Wawel Hill: the Niebieski would make an excellent 4-star hotel. It lacks the "wow" factor or the impeccable service expected of top-of-the-range hotels. Another drawback is that it's just far enough away to make walking (20 minutes on foot) tiring, as well as transport frustrating. The streetcar, at the foot of the hotel, can also be heard at night. It's a good option for families, with many services on offer for children.

It's a good combo of hotel and restaurant, making it a great place to stop in Tuchola. The establishment is unpretentious and is about the level you'd expect in the Polish countryside. The standard of both the rooms and the cuisine is good, giving it more than decent value for money. The restaurant specializes in game dishes, including excellent wild boar. The chef's other specialties include homemade quenelles and fresh trout served between Friday and Sunday.

Located in two identical 19th century buildings, with an emblematic green color, this Art Nouveau hotel is the most charming in the city and offers single, double or triple rooms with all comforts. The staff is very professional and helpful, and the welcome is smiling and attentive. The hotel also has a restaurant that serves Polish cuisine and another that prepares an excellent breakfast with regional specialties and a friendly touch that will satisfy the most demanding palates.

Situated on a hill at the end of the village, surrounded by fields and forests and 1 km from the Roztoczanski National Park, this farmhouse is sure to charm you. Two houses are available: a wooden "old house" with a thatched roof, tastefully restored and furnished in the Polish style, and a "green house" with a mezzanine, furnished with the same taste. The whole, comfortable, relaxed and in the middle of a dazzling nature, guarantees a wonderful stay.

This small palace, where Napoleon himself is said to have stayed on his way to Russia, has recently been renovated with the help of the European Regional Development Fund (an extremely common phenomenon in Poland). Its hectare of vines (which provide a small local production to be tasted on site), bicentenary trees and pond are ideal for beautiful nature walks. The vast spa with indoor pool in Roman bath style and treatment products are the icing on the cake of relaxation.

Three minutes walk from the Rynek, the Wielopole is a very basic hotel, but what it does, it does well. It is therefore very popular with tourists who don't want to invest in their own accommodation. The front desk staff is helpful. The rooms are rather small and old-fashioned, in the style of the 2000s, but refreshed and very clean. The bedding is good and the hotel is quiet. Its restaurant is open every day of the week and offers a buffet breakfast, mostly savory, very complete and appreciated by the guests!

This venerable hotel is a true institution of the city of Toruń. More than a hundred years old (it began its activity in 1886), it is now unfortunately a bit dated, with a layout that does not seem to have moved since the fall of the USSR. However, it still offers a correct comfort and an acceptable standard of living in clean and neat rooms. The staff is English speaking and very friendly. This legendary address is still relevant today because it has a je-ne-sais-quoi that makes for good memories and good stays.

This particularly well-appointed hotel offers beautiful, well-appointed rooms. Entrance is via a restaurant-bar that doubles as reception. The floors then lead to all the rooms. Communal areas feature kitchenettes with fridges and microwaves. Last but not least, the hotel is less than 100 meters from the Rynek, at very affordable prices. Great value for money.

This spacious studio has a large room with a kitchenette and a beautiful bathroom. The apartment has been recently renovated: parquet flooring and red brick walls give it a very modern loft feel. It's ideally located, in the historic center, 1 minute from the cathedral, only a few steps from the main street of the old town, and all Toruń's tourist attractions. The apartment is fully equipped, very comfortable and stylish.

Not far from the old town, this hotel, which lacks charm, has 23 simple rooms that are a bit small but well-equipped and clean, in a secluded and therefore quiet and green area. The breakfast served on the spot is copious and tasty and its Polish cuisine restaurant is not to be outdone. The hotel often hosts local parties, so don't be surprised to see dozens of Poles arrive on certain evenings. The staff is warm and welcoming. All in all, no surprises for the price and a good stop on your way.

This large wooden house guarantees its visitors a rural stay, but with all the necessary comfort, in an enchanting setting. Its real added value lies in the accessibility of all the services that one could want in this natural park. The land is located in the heart of a forest with a river and a small pond, you have the possibility to smoke fish and meat on the barbecue or in the fireplace, Polish cuisine is homemade on request, sauna on site. Possibility to rent bicycles, canoes and small boats.

Very well placed and brand new, the Hotel Jazz is still seeking its clientele and therefore offers competitive prices, making it an excellent choice in terms of value for money. It's just a stone's throw from the main square, with a pleasant view over the Oder quays. The hotel is modelled on the classic apartment-hotel, with modern, spacious rooms including a coffee machine and desk. Breakfast is served on the first floor in the hotel's partner restaurant, for an additional fee.

Located in Wrocław's Old Town, just a 2-minute walk from the Market Square, SleepWalker Boutique Suites offers rooms and apartments with chic, classically inspired decor. Apartments feature a separate bedroom and a living room with a kitchenette equipped with everything you need to prepare a meal. Ask for a courtyard-side room, as street-side rooms are rather noisy due to the streetcar.

Located in the city centre, with rooms overlooking the Wawel hill. Thanks to its conference space of 340 m ², wi-fi and parking, this place is ideal for business meetings. After a long day, relax in leisure complex: swimming pool, sauna, jacuzzi, massage and beauty treatments. The restaurant Garden Brasserie offers international cuisine.

Great comfort in modern style, restaurant, garden, swimming pool and shops, Internet.

A premium hotel chain offering top-quality services. In the heart of the modern Soviet part of the city, right next to the poignant sculpture of the anonymous pedestrians. The rooms are warm and inviting, the communal areas pleasant and the staff particularly receptive. The restaurant offers excellent Polish-inspired cuisine. The breakfast is simply gargantuan: around a hundred healthy products. A real "coup de coeur" for your stay in the pretty city of Wroclaw.

Not very attractive from the outside, but warm upon arrival in the lobby, this hotel of the Accor group is extremely well maintained and ideally located in the city centre. Close to the embassies, it offers, in addition to the calm, all the services and welcome expected. The 299 rooms are spacious and very well equipped.

Founded in 1800, the Pod Różą is Krakow's oldest hotel. Refurbished to bring it up to date, it's very comfortable, the rooms are spacious and decorated soberly but with style, playing on contrasting materials rather than furniture. Its location is both an advantage and a problem: it overlooks the beautiful avenue Floriańska, which is also the beating heart of nightlife, so rooms on the street are very noisy. Its two restaurants remain excellent, even if they are no longer the benchmark they were a few years ago.

Original lodging since it is located in the premises of the Jagiellonian University: 23 single, double or triple rooms spread over three floors in a very beautiful building with a superbly restored stairwell, a combination of wood and wrought iron (ask for those in the historical building and not Oficyna). Parquet floors, high ceilings, old stove in some huge rooms, nothing is missing! To top it off, it's very central in the old town. You have hotel services included, such as breakfast and maid service.

Right in the heart of the city center, the Aries is the perfect place to set down your bags in Zakopane. The superb building with its exposed stonework is home to a hotel offering meticulously designed services, combining noble materials and superb light-colored furnishings. In the communal areas, an indoor swimming pool nestles under a beautiful timber frame, while outdoor Jacuzzis, a Spa, a gym and a children's playroom are sure to please families and couples alike. A beautiful address!

One of the most luxurious hotels in Krakow, built along the Vistula, according to a very modern unusual architecture, in which the Wawel castle is reflected. Even if you do not choose to stay here, the façade is worth a look. Pool, atrium and terrace on the top floor with bar and views of the Vistula river and the Wawel hill.

Part of a hotel belonging to the Grand Maréchal Royal of the First Republic of Poland, Stanislaw Lubomirski, Maltański offers 16 cosy and very welcoming rooms. A short walk from the old town, it is on the Planty park, which guarantees visitors an atmosphere of peace for relaxation. Several rooms also have a small private patio. 

A great location... and not much else. This small hotel is located in a lovely pedestrian street, in the heart of Kazimierz but out of the main roads or the main nightlife hot spots, so it's very quiet. The interior is clearly outdated and the decoration of the rooms is a bit old-fashioned, in brown tones that do not help the case. But at this price, we can't really be picky! Ask for the rooms with a small terrace (overlooking the Remu cemetery).

The twenty or so apartments that make up this apartment-hotel are located in a modern building at the entrance to the Kazimierz district. These apartments, which range from a 30 m² studio to a 70 m² three-room apartment, are all new, modern, comfortable and rather pleasant. All of them are also equipped with a kitchenette for those who want to go easy on the restaurant bill. The hotel services part is not left out either and the staff is welcoming. The rooms are cleaned (roughly) every day and the breakfast is very good.

This eight-room B&B is housed in a 16th century building in the heart of downtown. It offers a slightly more intimate, homestay experience than the hotels that dot the area. However, don't be fooled, you're in the heart of the city, on one of the main thoroughfares, so the rooms on the street are noisy. The "authentic" setting does not hide the poor condition of the facilities, which is a bit daring considering the price asked. The hosts on the other hand are exceptional and a good breakfast is served in the Tango café on the first floor.

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.

A modern hotel that is especially worthwhile for its location, at the foot of the Wawel Hill and overlooking the banks of the Vistula River, and for its very reasonable prices. The rooms are modern, clean and functional, decorated in pastel tones contrasting with the black and white photos and drawings on the walls. Most of the rooms have a view of the river, and the Polish rooftop restaurant offers a beautiful view of the Vistula in the summer. Both the restaurant and the breakfast are not great and it's best to go out into the city to get something to eat.

The Pod Muzami hotel and restaurant complex is located in a beautiful medieval house that was completely restored in 1994. It has 30 beds divided into single, double and triple rooms, with a very simple decoration but with modern standards. Almost all the rooms have a beautiful view of the local lagoon. The in-house restaurant serves quite good regional dishes and the breakfast served is very good. Friendly service.

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.

Poznań, Poland, is a popular tourist destination in the center of the country. For those looking for affordable accommodation, Art Hostel is an excellent choice. Located in the heart of the city, it offers an ideal location for students, workers and tourists alike. The staff are friendly and the rooms are comfortable. Wi-Fi, TV, luggage storage, coffee and tea are included in the room rate. In addition, the hostel offers extra facilities such as a games room, TV room and communal lounge. For meals, the hostel offers a wide choice of breakfast options at an additional cost, as well as catering services on request.

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.

Set on a hill overlooking Rzeszów, the SPA Hotel Splendor is a modern, elegant 4-star hotel. It offers cosy rooms with Indian acacia wood decor, granite bathrooms and balconies overlooking the city. Suites feature a mini-fridge and additional living space. Breakfast, parking and bicycle rental are free of charge. The hotel also features a restaurant, a café with terrace and a barbecue area with fireplace. The wellness center includes an indoor pool, 4 saunas, a whirlpool and a children's playground. Guests have rated the hotel's rooms and services with an average of 4.2 and 4.8 respectively.

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).

Located in Księżyno, near Białystok, Hotel Dworek Tryumf is a three-star establishment surrounded by a forest, offering a peaceful, green setting. Rooms are tastefully decorated and equipped with en suite bathrooms, TV, radio, telephone and free Wi-Fi. The hotel also offers free parking, a garage for bikes and motorcycles, and a restaurant where breakfast is served every morning. Guests can also take advantage of a meeting and reception area, a garden and a children's playground. The hotel is highly rated for its rooms and location.

Located in Poznań, Poland, the Lechicka System Hotel is a friendly, modern establishment. It is ideally located close to many tourist attractions, such as Cytadela Park and Old Market Square. Rooms are simple yet comfortable, equipped with TV and tea and coffee making facilities. Suites offer additional space with a mini-fridge and separate living room. The hotel also offers services such as free parking, an indoor swimming pool and a landscaped terrace. Wi-Fi access is free throughout the hotel.

Blooms Boutique Hostel Inn & Apartments is a stylish hostel offering affordable accommodation. The colorful dormitories sleep from 3 to 10 people and feature bunk beds and shared bathrooms. Individual rooms are bright and equipped with flat-screen TVs and en suite bathrooms. Apartments are also available and include a living room, kitchen and rooftop window. Free Wi-Fi is available in all accommodations. The property also offers a computer lounge, a TV room with sofas and free tea and coffee in a shared kitchen. Laundry facilities are available, and parking is available at an additional cost. Guests particularly appreciate the cleanliness of the rooms and bathrooms, as well as the hostel's central location.

Hotel H31 is a three-star establishment located right in the center of Poznań. It's just an 8-minute walk from the Miejski w Poznaniu soccer stadium and close to many sights such as the National Museum and Poznań Town Hall. The hotel's rooms are simple but comfortable, equipped with free Wi-Fi access, satellite TV and air conditioning. A complimentary hot buffet breakfast is served in a friendly dining room. Covered parking is also available. Guests have given positive ratings to the hotel's rooms, location, services and facilities.

This beautiful hotel, built in 1906 and located 80m from the beach, with an atmosphere reminiscent of Międzyzdroje's historic old rental buildings, offers fully-equipped rooms with refrigerators and kettles. Some even have kitchenettes and balconies overlooking the park or the sea. The rooms are warmly decorated in pastel tones. The hotel has an on-site restaurant serving Polish cuisine. The staff are very welcoming and helpful. An excellent place to stay.