New Best Western Premier Hotel opens in Krakow

A new Best Western Premier Hotel is to open in Krakow, south of Poland, on September 1st. Located only four kilometres from the Old Marketplace and the Old Town, the new Best Western Premier hotel is well-equipped to host both business and leisure travellers. The Krakow hotel is also the first Premier level Best Western in Poland.

Best Western Premier Hotel Krakow has 169 rooms. There are rooms for smoking, non-smoking and disabled guests and four special luxury apartments. All rooms have among others air-conditioning, satellite-TV, bathroom, hairdryer and high standard room amenities. Buffet breakfast is included.

The hotel welcomes all kind of events and meetings. All eight conference rooms (up to 600 pax) have state-of-the-art meeting equipments with Wi-Fi access. Full range banquette service, contemporary restaurant, café, bar and 24 hour room service make sure that there is no need to leave this property in hungry or thirsty.

The hotel has also money exchange office, gift shop, fully-equipped business centre, laundry service, monitored car park as well as shuttle bus service to the city centre and Krakow Balice Airport. Sauna, solarium, massage, fitness and in-door pool as well as lovely private Japanese garden are great spots to relax one’s mind after busy business day or shopping spree. Frequent guests are welcome to join to Best Western’s complimentary Gold Crown Club and collect the points or miles for their stay at Best Western Premier Hotel Krakow.

“Business and holiday travellers are now to enjoy a new gem while visiting Krakow. Best Western Premier hotels are a special group within Best Western with unique style and high-level services. Best Western Premier Hotel Krakow is an elegant addition to this family”, comments Saija Kekkonen, CEO of Best Wester Hotels Finland, Baltic States and Poland.

Krakow located in South of Poland has enchanting history and beautiful architecture to explore and enjoy. The Old Town and Kazimierz with galleries, cafes, pubs and restaurants form a vivid central point. With extra day or two to spend, the Royal Castle at Wawel, the gothic St Mary's Basilica, the historical trade pavilions of the Cloth Hall, the former separate Jewish city of Kazimierz, and even the Nowa Huta district, with its socialist-realist, industrial architecture, are all places worth a visit.

For more information about Krakow, log on to Krakow.pl//en/.

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