Cracow outskirts
Palace in Paszkowka is an enchanted hotel promising patrons\' elegance, culture, relaxation and excellent cuisine. The architectural details and antiques add to the charm of the historic hotel which was previously the residence of many Polish noble families. The estate features suites, standard rooms, conference rooms, leisure and recreation facilities as well as a world-class staff eager to offer superior service.This beautiful Palace and Park Hotel Complex is located in the suburbs of Krakow. It is easily and fast accessible by public transportation or private transfer (about 30 minutes drive from the city center). The distance to Auschwitz is about 30 miles.Hotel Place Paszkowka is recommended for travelers with own car.
0.7€ (approximately) Climate Control Fee paid directly to the hotel per person, per day.
The Palace Restaurant offers delicacies from the old Polish cuisine with specialties being authentic entrees eaten by Polish nobility as well as local cuisine enjoyed by the commoners. Our exquisite meals are accompanied by live music. From classical concerts to piano solos you can enjoy a romantic summer night outside or a cold winter evening next to the fireplace. After you\'re done delighting yourself with the chef\'s culinary masterpieces, fell most welcome to the Antique Room where you will find our drink bar, which offers the best liquors from all over the world. The bar guarantees a cozy comfortable atmosphere, and while you\'re enjoying the soothing sounds of jazz, a bartender will prepare the most exotic drinks for you. The bar is open until the last guest leaves.
Fitness Club: aerobic exercises, gymnastics, jazz aerobics, strength exercise, sauna, and a variety of massages as well as therapeutic jacuzzi. An indoor-outdoor swimming pool, available all year round, is perfect for swimming, water games, or water exercise in groups or by yourself. Enjoy it all while listening the 70\'s 80\'s and 90\'s music and sipping beverages from the bar: wine, beer, cold beverages, tea and coffee.
