Bonerowski Palace

Host in a refurbished three storey medieval building, the Bonerowski Palace Hotel is a 5 star accommodation on the Main Market Square in Krakow, Poland. From the windows of this central Krakow hotel guests will admire the magnificent St. Mary's Basilica, the St. Adalbert's Church, the Cloth Hall and the Adam Mickiewicz Monument. The Bonerowski Palace is an appreciated Polish business hotel offering modern equipment and professional service for successful meetings. On-site facilities at Bonerowski Hotel also include two renowned restaurants, the Pod Winogronami, famous for its seafood specialties and the Japanese Magrami. A Café and a Wellness Spa Centre complete this wide offer. Whether you are in Krakow for a romantic getaway, for a corporate meeting or a sightseeing vacation, nothing is missing at Bonerowski Palace Hotel.

Check-in Time:

1600

Check-out Time:

1100

Year Built:

Total Rooms:

8 rooms.8

Total Floors:

1 floors.

Rooms:

8

Reservations

IB

Cancellation Policy

-24 hours, In case of late cancellation or no-show the first night will be charged on your credit card.

Directions

From Krakow Balice Airport (KRK): Distance to Palac Bonerowski hotel is 15 kilometres, approximately 15 minutes' drive. Getting there. Airport transfers are available via the hotel. A free shuttle bus is available to the airport train station, which is 200 metres away from the terminal. A train runs every 30 minutes between Krakow Dworzec Glowny station and the airport from 4 a.m. to midnight. Tickets can be paid for on the train, with a single journey costing about 1 EUR and taking about 15 minutes. There are two bus services operating between the airport and Krakow city centre, leaving every 15 25 minutes and costing 0.80 EUR. Each piece of large luggage must have a separate ticket. All fares should be validated before boarding. Taxis wait outside the terminal and cost around 16 EUR to downtown Krakow. Prices are all subject to change. Getting around. Rickshaws, horse drawn carriages, and electric carts transport visitors through Krakow's historic city centre. Much of the city centre has been pedestrianised, while buses and trams navigate everywhere else. A one day travel pass costs 2.70 EUR; an adult single ticket is 0.69 EUR. A relatively economical way to get around is via taxis, which are plentiful throughout the city. Prices are all subject to change. Driving directions. Depart Krakow Balice Airport. At a small roundabout, take the right turn. At the highway, continue along the road for about five kilometres until the sign marked Krak�w Centrum. Turn right. Continue straight along for five kilometres. At the end of Zwierzyniecka street turn left into Straszewskiego Street. Continue along the road to Slawkowska Street. Turn right. Turn immediately left. Take the first right.<

Area

Lesser Poland,

Dining

RestaurantBreakfast is taken in the hotel's ornate dining room.

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