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Krakow City Krakow Poland

Dwor Kosciuszko

271 reviews
  • Set within a peaceful park around 30 minutes from Krakow’s Old Town Historic
  • Polish manor with individually styled rooms and traditional restaurant

A historic hideaway with a story to tell

For a different take on Krakow, swap the bustle of the Main Market Square for the leafy surroundings of Dwór Kościuszko. This characterful hotel occupies an 18th-century Polish manor within a park and has a rather impressive former guest on its CV: General Tadeusz Kościuszko stayed here in 1794. The Old Town is around 30 minutes away, with tram connections making trips into central Krakow straightforward.

Inside, the history lesson continues. Rooms are individually decorated in a traditional manor-house style, with antique furnishings adding plenty of character. Air conditioning, tea and coffee facilities and Wi-Fi bring things firmly into the present day, while the peaceful setting gives you somewhere quieter to retreat after sightseeing.

Facilities

Food & Drink

  • Breakfast room
  • Restaurant
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Sports & Health

  • Massage
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Krakow City

Krakow might be Poland’s second largest city, but in terms of culture, it's very much the capital. There’s evidence that the city has been around since 20,000 BC, and there’s a delightful local myth that the city was built on the site where a dragon was slain. As you'll discover, there's a lot to capture the imagination on a holiday to Krakow City. As the political capital of Poland for 500 years, you can expect to see a city filled to the brim with castles, cobbled alleys and a unique mixture of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. These buildings miraculously survived World War II - a fact that makes them not just unique to Poland, but to Europe. Whether it’s museum hunting and castle touring you’re looking for, or just some fun and culture, we think you’ll love Krakow as much as we do.

Papiernicza, 3, Krakow City, 31-221, Poland

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