


Overview:
Opened in 2017, this 122-room boutique gem occupies a handsome corner townhouse on bustling Starowiślna Street. Inside, geometric patterns, polished brass and jewel tones create an Instagram-ready backdrop, while subtle tributes to Polish artist Tamara Łempicka add a dose of cultural chic. Warm staff, contactless check-in and secure underground parking make holidays here refreshingly fuss-free.
Amenities, Sports & Entertainment:
After roaming Wawel Castle or browsing Kazimierz’s vintage shops, guests can wind down in the compact wellness corner – a sauna, experience shower and quiet relaxation zone next to a well-equipped gym. Hire a bike for riverside rides, book a guided food tour at reception or simply sink into a velvet armchair in the art-lined lobby with a craft coffee and a good book. Evenings are low-key: live DJ sets warm up Friday nights, while the bar screens football fixtures on request.
Food and Drink:
Mornings begin with crusty obwarzanki, locally cured meats, seasonal fruit and eggs made to order in the bright breakfast room. The lobby bar pours speciality coffees by day and Polish vodkas, regional wines and craft beers by night, accompanied by light bites such as pierogi plates and charcuterie boards. With dozens of cellar restaurants moments away, staff are delighted to secure tables for gourmet tasting menus or casual zapiekanka suppers.
Dining Options:
Rooms:
Comfort Rooms feature queen or twin beds, rainfall shower, tea-and-coffee set and smart TV; Superior Rooms add extra floor space, sofa-bed and espresso machine. Junior Suites provide a semi-separate lounge, while spacious Suites boast a separate living room, second TV and bathrobe-and-slippers set – perfect for longer stays. Family Rooms sleep up to four with bunk beds or sofa-beds, and all categories include air-conditioning, laptop safe, minibar and blackout curtains for a peaceful night’s sleep.





