Small Boutique hotels in LESSER POLAND

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.

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.

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.

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.