Small Boutique hotels in POLAND

Located in the heart of downtown Warsaw, H15 Boutique Apartments is set in a painstakingly restored late 19th century building, at one time the embassy of the Soviet Union. These large apartments and suites offer luxurious self-catering accommodation in an elegant, historic setting. Ideal for relaxing visits to this vibrant, historic city, H15 Boutique Apartments is within easy reach of the old town and many of Warsaw's most important landmarks and attractions. Excellent metro and tram services are available close by to the apartments, providing links with the rest of the city and the region. H15 can also offer a chauffeured limousine for exclusive sight-seeing tours or airport transfers. H15 Boutique Apartments' gourmet restaurant, the Signature, features restored period Soviet and vintage furniture and décor, providing an elegant, restful ambience for the chef's international and modern cuisine. Guests may also enjoy meals in the privacy of their apartments, and room service is available twenty-four hours a day. H15's elegantly restored apartments feature all modern amenities, including a fully equipped kitchenette, manual air-conditioning and 40" LED TVs with satellite channels.

Boasting a magnificent location in the heart of historic Krakow's Kanonicza Street, Hotel Copernicus is situated in a spectacularly restored 16th century palace, with certain elements dating back to the 1400s. Just one hundred metres from Wawel Castle and the cathedral, this fabulous property offers luxurious boutique accommodation, fine cuisine and top-class service in a unique heritage setting. With just twenty-nine individually decorated rooms and suites, Hotel Copernicus is ideally placed for relaxing stays in this fascinating historic city. Aside from all the sites on Wawel Hill, Hotel Copernicus is also within easy walking distance of St. Mary's Basilica, the Cloth Hall, or the Kazimierz district, among many other landmarks. A monument in itself, Hotel Copernicus is home to many unique works of art, period furniture and fine draperies, while certain spaces have been inventively and sympathetically converted into modern amenities: the medieval cellars accommodate a swimming pool and sauna, and the rooftop hides a panoramic terrace. Hotel Copernicus' Michelin guide recommended restaurant serves innovative interpretations of traditional recipes based on the finest, locally sourced and seasonal produce. Dining can be enjoyed in the renaissance inspired restaurant, the glass-covered courtyard, the Patio Café or the grand Fireplace Hall. Other unique on-site facilities include the Copernicus Spa by L'Occitane, and the Library, ideal for business meetings and private celebrations.

Standing on the site of a former convent, Hotel Gródek enjoys a magnificent location, just off the Main Market Square of Kraków. Carefully restored and modernised, this luxury boutique property offers five-star accommodation and gourmet dining in a magnificent heritage setting. Hotel Gródek's secluded setting, tucked away in a quiet street just three-hundred metres from Market Square, means that it is perfect for relaxing visits to this beautiful city. Kraków is considered the cultural capital of Poland, and many of its fabulous landmarks and attractions are just a stone's throw from the hotel - the spectacular Market Square with the Cloth Hall, Saint Adalbert's church, the Wawel Castle... Hotel Gródek's rooftop terrace café offers unforgettable views of the old town and the spires of St. Mary's basilica, while the library bar is a cosy spot for relaxing moments in the cooler months of the year. The Michelin recommended Gródek restaurant serves delicious gastronomic menus based on historic Polish cuisine and the finest market-fresh natural ingredients. Hotel Gródek also houses Poland's only hotel archaeological museum, where foundations and artefacts uncovered in the course of the renovation of the building may be viewed.

Enjoying a spectacular location in the heart of historic Gdansk, on the waterfront and just footsteps from one of the city's most famous landmarks, the medieval crane, Hotel Hanza is set in a delightful new structure that blends seamlessly with the surrounding historic buildings. This elegant boutique property offers luxurious accommodation and fine dining in a central, historic setting. Perfect for both business and pleasure visits to this beautiful city, Hotel Hanza is a short walk from many of Gdansk's most important landmarks and monuments, including the Green Gate, the Basilica of Saint Mary's and the town hall. The SS Soldek museum ship is moored just across the river Motława from the hotel. Hotel Hanza has a fine restaurant, the Kokieteria, which serves traditional regional specialities and European cuisine, with the accent on fresh, seasonal produce. Meals can be enjoyed in the elegant dining room or on the waterfront terrace in fine weather. Guests can also take advantage of the hotel's M. Picaut Spa, featuring a Finnish sauna, a fully equipped cardio room, and a range of massages and treatments. Business visitors are sure to appreciate the fully equipped conference rooms, and there is also a VIP room for exclusive events and presentations.

This 18th Century famous Baroque Dom Pod Murzynkiem has been carefully restored and decorated with antique furniture. Its interiors combine the highest technical standards with the comfort and natural charm of the past epoch. Delectable delicacies of the hotel cuisine are served in the restaurant and on the patio. The hotel staff are distinguished by their helpfullness and individual assistance rendered to the guest, owing to which the hotel has gained the typical character of a private home.The hotel is superbly located in the centre of Gdansk Old Town next to the Marina. A stay here is an unforgettable experience, a place in history where tradition had been combined with modern lifestyle and the best comfort.

Standing in the heart of Kraków, between the old town and the fashionable Kazimierz district, once the Jewish quarter of this historic city, Hotel Pugetow is set in a charming period building, part of a historic palace complex. Formerly the residence of the master of the horse, this small boutique hotel offers delightful bed and breakfast accommodation in a highly central location. Ideal for relaxing visits to this beautiful city, often considered the cultural capital of Poland, Hotel Pugetow is close to many of Kraków's most famous landmarks and attractions, including the Wawel Castle, Market Square with the famous Cloth Hall and the 10th century church of Saint Adalbert, and Saint Mary's basilica. Guests will also find myriad taverns, cafés, restaurants and fascinating galleries in the streets around the hotel. Hotel Pugetow boasts seven individually themed and decorated guest rooms, named after famous personalities with links to Kraków, a basement parlour where breakfast is served in the mornings and a quiet courtyard garden. All rooms are air-conditioned, and come with a range of modern amenities, including Wi-Fi, television and radio, mini-bars and safes.

Standing a few minutes' walk from the centre of the historic town of Łańcut, Hotel Sokól Wellness & Spa is situated in a painstakingly and restored heritage building, originally built in 1896 as the headquarters of the Sokól Polish Gymnastic Society. After a long and eventful history, this elegant property was opened as a boutique hotel in 2016, and offers luxurious accommodation, fine cuisine and great service and facilities in a highly attractive setting. Perfect for both business and pleasure in this fascinating town, Hotel Sokól Wellness & Spa is just a few minutes walk from Łańcut Castle, one of the most spectacular aristocratic residences in Poland. Other sights include the ancient church and the Dominican monastery, while the hotel is also ideally placed for exploring the Podkarpacie region and attractions such Rzeszów, Przemyśl, Krasiczyn or the Bieszczady Mountains. On site, the hotel boasts indoor and outdoor tennis courts, along with a fully featured Spa and Wellness centre, with an Aqua massage pool, a steam bath, a Finnish sauna, and many more facilities, along with an extensive range of treatments and massages. Hotel Sokól Wellness & Spa's restaurant, the Pergola, serves a refined menu of traditional Polish dishes and international cuisine, in the unique atmosphere of the main dining area, or the lovely garden with a pergola. Other venues include the Kino club, a cosy, sophisticated spot for drinks and informal meetings, while the hotel also boasts two multi-purpose spaces of five hundred and seventy square metres respectively, ideal for all kinds of business events, presentations, or private celebrations.

Enjoying a privileged location, close to the river and less than half a kilometre from the historic centre of Warsaw, Mamaison Hotel Le Regina Warsaw is situated in the Mokrowski Palace. Originally built in the 18th century and now magnificently restored and modernised, this luxury boutique property offers five-star accommodation and gourmet dining in a highly central heritage setting. Ideal for relaxing visits to this beautiful city, Mamaison Hotel Le Regina Warsaw is less than a ten minute walk from the very heart of historic Warsaw, with St. John's cathedral, the Royal Castle, the Warsaw Museum and countless other landmarks and attractions. The majestic tower of Saint Mary's church stands just a hundred metres along the street from the hotel, dominating the city's skyline. An oasis of calm within the busy city, Mamaison Hotel Le Regina's exclusive spa offers a luxurious mix of relaxing treatments for the body, face and mind, as well as massage rooms, a sauna and a spacious indoor swimming pool. The hotel also boasts an excellent restaurant, La Rotisserie, with a picturesque summer courtyard, where the chef and his team create delicious menus based on contemporary and French cuisine with strong Italian and Polish influences.

This charming boutique hotel enjoys a fine location in the heart of Kraków, conveniently placed between the old town square and the fashionable Kazimierz district. Featuring a fusion of traditional architecture with modern, elegant interiors, Metropolitan Boutique Hotel offers exclusive accommodation in a tranquil, central situation. Metropolitan Boutique Hotel's quiet setting means that it is ideal for relaxing visits to this beautiful, historic city, considered by many to be the cultural capital of Poland. Many of Kraków's most famous landmarks and attractions, including the spectacular Main Square with the Cloth Hall and Saint Adalbert's church, Saint Mary's basilica, and the Wawel castle, are within easy walking distance of the hotel. Set in a magnificently renovated 19th century building, the Metropolitan offers fifty-one elegantly decorated rooms and eight suites, two fully equipped conference rooms, and the Fab Fusion restaurant, serving gourmet Polish dishes and international cuisine. The restaurant also features a summer garden for outdoor dining, and a cosy lobby bar. Guests can also take advantage of the fully equipped gym, and the hotel has a full concierge service for sightseeing advice and assistance.

Standing opposite the Market Square in Radom, Nihil Novi Hotel is situated in a carefully restored and renovated historic building, originally built in the early 1800s. This charming property offers luxurious boutique-style accommodation, modern facilities and fine cuisine in an excellent city centre location. Ideally placed for both business and pleasure in Radom, Nihil Novi is just a short walk from many of the towns most important landmarks, including the Bernardine Monastery and Church, the Constitution of May 3 Square or St Waenceslaus' church, St. Mary's Cathedral, among many other historic and cultural attractions. With just seven carefully designed rooms, decorated in earth tones and featuring large, comfortable bathrooms with bathtubs, relaxing, intimate stays are guaranteed at Nihil Novi. Nihil Novi's on site restaurant offers elaborate culinary compositions, beautiful interiors, and excellent and discreet service. Guest can expect traditional Polish cuisine with a modern twist, accompanied by an excellent wine list from all around the world. The hotel also has a number of cosy VIP rooms, ideal for small business meetings and private celebrations.

Located in the heart of northern Poland's historic Masuria region, Palac i Folwark Galiny is a beautiful historic estate, originally built in 1589. One of the few examples of Renaissance architecture to have been preserved in this area of old Prussia, this spectacular property recently underwent an extensive restoration, and now offers luxurious boutique-style accommodation, fine cuisine and a fabulous range of facilities in a stunning rural setting. A fabulous spot for relaxing stays in this beautiful region, famous for its 2,000 lakes, Palac i Folwark Galiny offers a huge range of on-site outdoor activities for its guests, including horse-riding, carriage rides, cross-country skiing, hiking and biking, among many other options. Surrounded by 300 hectares of lush parkland, there are also tennis courts, ponds, and an extensive selection of family-friendly activities, with classes, workshops and animation programmes, along with the miniature animal farm, perfect for the younger guests. Another attraction is the traditional Russian banya - similar to a sauna - located in the garden. Palac i Folwark Galiny's restaurant, located in the historic granary, is a charming two-storey tavern, featuring massive exposed beams and woodwork, and a huge central fireplace. The proud holder of a Gault&Millau toque, the restaurant serves dishes where the focus is placed on the freshness and quality of the ingredients, while respecting and celebrating the culinary traditions of the Warmia and Masuria regions. Vegetables, fruit and herbs come from the palace's kitchen garden, and other ingredients are sourced from small local farmers and artisan suppliers.

Standing just outside the village of the same name, Palac Kamieniec is set in a spectacular late 18th century noble mansion. After a long and eventful history, and years of neglect and decay, this fabulous property was purchased by its present owners in 2007, and after a painstaking, costly restoration and renovation process, Palac Kamieniec opened to guests in 2014, and now offers luxury boutique accommodation, great food and friendly, efficient service in an idyllic wooded setting. Ideally placed for visiting historic Kłodzko County, Palac Kamieniec is within easy reach of many of the region's fascinating castles and palaces, including the Deer Manor at Ścinawka Górna as well as the palaces in Bożków, Gorzanów, Piszkowice, Korytów or Szalejów Dolny. Also perfect for active recreation, guests at Palac Kamieniec can enjoy many excellent cycling routes - bikes are available on site - mountain climbing or a range of water sports. A monument in itself, Palac Kamieniec is surrounded by charming gardens and parkland, and offers a collection of historic board games and puzzles, chess, and a fascinating museum that illustrates the history of the palace. Every morning, a delicious traditional Polish breakfast buffet is served at Palac Kamieniec. Guests can expect delicious quiches, freshly baked palace bread, cakes and pastries and refreshing cold soups, accompanied by vegetable and fruit cocktails and aromatic coffee and tea. On advance booking, the palace restaurant also offers carefully prepared menus based on traditional regional cuisine, modern methods and the finest locally sourced, fresh ingredients, including herbs, fruit and vegetables from the palace gardens.

Surrounded by immense gardens and parkland near the town of Piechowice in Jelenia Góra County, south-western Poland, Palac Pakoszów is situated in a spectacularly restored and modernised historic palace, once a centre for linen production in the region. This magnificent property was re-purchased by the ancestors of its original owners in 2005, and in 2012 opened as a luxury boutique hotel. Palac Pakoszów offers exclusive accommodation, great food and extensive facilities in a beautiful rural setting. Ideally placed when staying in this fascinating region, Palac Pakoszów is within easy reach of the Karkonoski mountains, ideal for hiking, mountain biking, or skiing in winter. On-site, the hotel boasts a fully equipped spa and wellness centre, with a pool with a sun terrace, a dry sauna, a fitness room, a relaxation zone and a wellness room. The painstaking restoration of the palace features many heritage elements, with the grand ballroom being especially worthy of mention, with its painted ceilings, restored and by the famous German artist Christoph Wetzel, a prominentexpert in Baroque art. Palac Pakoszów's gourmet restaurant, "Alte Bleiche" serves a fascinating range of menus and dishes based on creative, regional Polish cuisine and modern Mediterranean flavours, in the elegant, cosy atmosphere of the dining room. With comfortable seating and a crackling fireplace in winter, guests can expect unforgettable culinary experiences, accompanied by a fine selection of wines from the most important wine regions in the world. The Rose Terrace is a great spot for al fresco snacks and dining, while the Chopin Bar is a cosy, intimate venue, perfect for late night drinks and get-togethers.

Surrounded by a large private park, Quadrille Conference & Spa Gdynia is exclusive hotel complex that combines the gifts of nature with history and modernity. Enjoying a central location in Gdynia, this charming property is situated in a strikingly renovated and modified 18th century palace. Themed around Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland, this charming property offers luxurious boutique style accommodation, first class facilities and great food in a spectacular heritage setting. Well connected with other parts of the ''Tri-City'' conurbation, Quadrille Conference & Spa is ideal for both business and pleasure in this bustling port city, and is within easy reach of many of Gdynia's most important landmarks and attractions, including the 13th century St. Michael the Archangel's Church, the waterfront area with the Dar Pomorza Museum Ship, and some fine coastline and beaches at Redłowo. On-site, the hotel boasts a fully-featured spa and wellness area, with a swimming pool, a dry sauna, a steam bath and a fitness centre, along with an extensive range of treatments and massages. Quadrille Conference & Spa's in-house restaurant, Biały Królik (the White Rabbit) serves delicious menus based on traditional Polish cuisine, rich in meat, fish, vegetables, cheese and forest herbs. Firmly committed to supporting regional producers, ingredients for the dishes on the menu come from local farms wherever possible. Located in the ancient cellars of the palace, the 10/6 Pub is decorated with a Mad Hatter theme, and serves drinks, snacks, coffee and delicious desserts throughout the day.

Located in the center of the northern waterfront city of Sopot, Soleil Boutique H in Poland is small and service oriented for adults only. Each comfortable bedroom features free Wi-Fi Internet and its own bathroom. Enjoy an excellent individualized breakfast in your room starting at 8am or step out to discover alternatives nearby. Just footsteps away from the pier, beach, night clubs, restaurants, cafes, and art galleries; Soleil Boutique H is perfect for a romantic getaway to explore the city.

Enjoying a privileged location on the Main Square in Krakow, The Bonerowski Palace is situated in a unique heritage building, with origins that can be traced as far back as the thirteenth century. With Baroque, early and mid 19th century additions, this fascinating property was recently carefully and painstakingly restored and renovated, and now offers luxurious accommodation, great food and a full selection of bespoke services in a unique central setting. Ideally placed for easy, relaxing visits to this beautiful, historic city, The Bonerowski Palace is just footsteps from some of the most important landmarks in Krakow, including St. Mary's basilica, the Cloth Hall, and Kanonicza Street, with its 16th and 17th century architectural masterpieces. A short walk along this street leads visitors to the Wawel castle and cathedral. Guests wishing to explore further afield will find excellent public transports links close by the hotel. The Bonerowski Palace offers a number of venues for dining and entertainment, including the U Lala Cafe and Patisserie, the Milano Ristorante, serving gourmet Italian cuisine, and the Burlesque Music Club, an exclusive basement club and VIP lounge, with a great selection of cocktails, a carefully chosen repertoire of music and a cool, chic atmosphere.

The "Wentzl" hotel is situated in one of the most beautiful tenement houses of the Market Square. The 15th century Cellaris's family tenement called it "Under the Painting" because of a mural facade depicting the Virgin Mary and Child. There is a legend which tells us that the author of this mural paid his debts for meals and drinks to the owner by way of the mural. In 1792 John Wentzl founded the Wentzl Restaurant in this building, which receives wide recognition today and it has the reputation of being the best restaurant in Cracow. Many outstanding Guests (politicians and artists) are regular guests there.

This historic palace is not a hotel, but rather a unique historic property conveniently located near the Baltic Sea. Come with individual reservations in July and August, or with your exclusive group from June to September. Each bedroom and suite features a large double bed, TV, its own bathroom, free Wi-Fi Internet. This is the perfect place for an escape from the city, or if hired exclusively, for a big family celebration, romantic wedding, a sophisticated business event, or even filming and photo shoots. Water activities on the lagoon, lawn games such as volleyball, and forest activities are all possible on site. There is even a sauna! For corporate meetings, training courses, and product launches, there are several meeting rooms. Projector equipment and flip charts as well as coffee breaks, meals, and activities can be arranged. Set on the shores of Szczecin Lagoon in Poland and surrounded by woods, Manowce Palace is remote enough to provide peace and privacy while at the same time accessible enough to be convenient. Come by car and park on site or ask them to organize local transportation. Reach the open waters of the Baltic Sea in half an hour by motorboat, or the bustling metropolis of Berlin in two hours and a half by car. Enjoy the location, historical ambiance, and bespoke services at Manowce Palace.