Grand Hotel

The Mirror Hall restaurant is undoubtedly one of the Old Town’s finest halls. Covered with a stained glass window Secession period roof, full of the glitter of crystals and mirror reflections, spacious, this must undoubtedly be the place where you would invite your Guests

Each year The Grand Hotel organizes and manages dozens of international conferences, congresses and scientific symposia. The palace setting is ideal for a wide variety of social and special events: balls, receptions, exhibitions, spectacles, shows and many others, depending on Client demand.Our Hotel contains a total of 8 conference and banqueting halls, including the Club Lounge with its private drink bar and Business Centre.

Each year The Grand Hotel organizes and manages dozens of international conferences, congresses and scientific symposia. The palace setting is ideal for a wide variety of social and special events: balls, receptions, exhibitions, spectacles, shows and many others, depending on Client demand.

Guests of the Fireplace suite are fascinated by the sumptuously gilded period panelling, ornaments adorning the walls, the cornices, the meticulously restored marble fireplace and the unique frontons and medallions containing the portraits of the Czartoryski Dukes. Elegant furniture in the 16th-18th century French style and period mirrors impart a unique charm to this place.

The walls of the most beautiful and largest hotel suite – the Marble Suite – with an area of about 100 m2 , are adorned with thick layers of unique pink Checin marble bordered by gilded frames subtly adorned with acanthus leaves. The smart door curtains, the carpets and Empire style furniture selected with excellent taste add extra warmth to the marble interior. The luxury design is complemented by crystal mirrors, refined stucco, an original Empire chandelier, and historical details.

The Piano restaurant has for many years been a valued destination for meetings in a narrow circle and is well-known for its delicious cuisine. We warmly invite you for an exquisite lunch during your working break and an exquisite dinner with your family or a romantic evening with a glass of wine in a circle of friends.

ull of historic charm, the Grand Hotel’s Vienna Café and Bar has brought together Krakow’s best intellectuals for over a century. The café, once frequented by Henryk Sienkiewicz, now sees a tradition born at the beginning of the past century carried on by the so-called professor’s table,at which eminent professors of Krakow's world of science and art meet every day at the same time, making up the so-called Cinderella Round Table Club. Bronze-cast busts of Krakow’s scholars created by a long-standing member of the Club, Professor Marian Konieczny, as well as a gallery presenting unique, old photographs of life in the hotel and its eminent guests, make up the Vienna Café's undeniable peculiarity and decoration.

The Duchess Suite, once the private salon of Duchess Marcelina Czartoryska, an outstanding pianist, art lover and Fryderyk Chopin’s favourite student, deserves particular attention amongst the Deluxe suites. The tranquil atmosphere of this suite is guarded over by a number of Cupids from various parts of the world, which look down from the 16th century polychrome wooden ceiling.Guests seeking a comfortable and quite workplace in a historic interior should consider staying in the Chamber Suite. Here, history meets modernity – large sliding doors permit the arrangement of the vast space of the suite in a way most convenient to the Client. This two-room suite has been particularly liked by business Guests and families with children. We have prepared a sweat gift for the youngest ones, which, we hope, should also please adults.Each of the Deluxe suites is between 60 m2 and 70 m2.