A quick overview of some of Poland's most interesting, historic, comfortable, and futuristic dwellings. Polish hospitality is culturally second to food. Your stay is sure to be as memorable as it will be comfortable!
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Blow Up Hall Hotel, Poznan Poland
The Blow Up Hall 5050 is an unique, luxury, electronic art hotel attached to a socially-inclusive arts venue in the city of Poznan. The stunning interiors mystify our guests with a stylish design and modern technologies. All rooms are individually designed. The guest is given an iPhone that works as both a room key and a way to communicate with hotel staff. Each artistic room has an LCD Bang & Olufsen TV and a large bathroom with necessary amenities.
Stare Kino, Lodz Poland
Stare Kino was created out of love for cinematography and the city of Łódź, in a place where the first permanent cinema in Poland existed at the end of the 19th century. Each apartment is a different film story that will take you on an extraordinary journey into the magical world of film, all in the best location, in the very center of Łódź, at the famous Piotrkowska Street.
Gotyk House Hotel, Gdansk Poland
Gotyk House is located in the very heart of the old town, in the most beautiful street in Gdansk. The oldest house A.D. 1451 was transformed into comfortable old styled hotel. Gotyk House is the place where modernity unites with history. The care of each and every detail of the house helps reflect the spirit of the past of old Gdansk in the interiors of Gotyk House. According to the legend this is the house where Nicholas Copernicus and Anna Schilling met and fell in love…