A very quaint boutique style hotel ideal for those that wish to treat themselves to some of Krakow finest accommodation. 0608RY
A traditional building that was completely renovated to become one of Krakows leading boutique style hotels.
The lobby is small but cosy and decorated in a style in keeping with the rest of the hotel.
This luxury boutique hotel is located in a wonderful neighbourhood, in one of the narrow street of the old town and colse to the Planty park. Nearby there is the building of the music academy and the Slowacki Theatre, which was the largest Galician theatre in Habsburg. Numerous bars and pubs surround the hotel. The nearest nightclub is just 500 metres from the hotel. Shopping venues as well as public transport are all less than 300 metres away.
Constructed as a hotel in 2001 it is located in an ancient building. There are a total of 22 guestrooms spread over 3 floors, of which 20 are double rooms and 2 are apartments. There is a 24-hour reception with a hotel safe, a cloakroom, a lift and a cafe on offer to guests. There is also a cosy lobby bar and an air-conditioned a la carte restaurant. A conference room, Internet access, a laundry service and car park are all available to guests. The atmosphere of the hotel reminds visitors of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's era. Bar offers the largest selection of traditional Polish vodkas, spirits an liqueurs.
Welcome to Krakow, one of the finest and best preserved of all Polish cities.The former Royal Capital of Poland, with its thousand-year history, is renown for its stunning architecture and sites of cultural importance. Its fascinating history, wonderful atmosphere and rich cultural life, provides a unique experience for visitors to this great city.Within the Amadeus Hotel, there are extensive facilities for guests and companies wishing to hold conferences or seminars. Our conference room can accommodate up to forty-six people and guests will have access to, state of the art. technology and equipment, which makes Hotel Amadeus the ideal place to hold your meetings.Our highly trained staff are always on hand to offer friendly advice and attend to your every comfort. Guests are also encouraged to make full use of the exclusive club and meeting room which has space for up to twelve people. We would also like to welcome you to our new Amadeus Hotel, which can offer its guest, twenty comfortable air-conditioned bedrooms, plus two finely furnished suites, all containing TV SAT, Internet sockets, telephone and mini-bar. Conveniently situated on the ground floor is the bar and cafe. While, in the hotel cellars our guests can enjoy an extensive range of the fine European cuisines. With space for nearly fifty people, our conference room facilities can cater for the needs of most extensive meeting. We invite our guests to make use of our fitness club and at the end of a busy day, relax in our sauna.The food served in Amadeus derives from the finest traditions of both Polish and European cuisine. Our signature dish is the crayfish soup - made to a time honoured Polish recipe, which invariably required that the following ingredients be used: "...take three score of freshest crayfish, half a quart of crayfish-flavoured butter, plenty of garden fresh vegetables, to make a wholesome and truly all-year-round dish..." Veal a'la Don Giovanni gives all due credit to the renowned specialities of European cuisine, very closely followed by our excellent desserts: Ice cream concerto and Cheesecake delight. Our wine cellar - offering an exceptionally wide selection of fine French, Italian and Austrian wines, let alone the vintages from many flung corners of the world - may certainly appeal even to a most discerning palate. The stylishly appointed interiors offer comfortable sitting for up to eighty customers. Three dining rooms situated on two floors, furnished with the antique furniture pieces clearly reminiscent of Italian Baroque, boasting elegant tableware adorned with the images of Maestro Mozart, exude the ambience of quiet elegance and tranquillity. You are always welcome to enjoy the inimitable ambience and discreet elegance of Amadeus, whenever on a visit to Cracow. We know that your stay with us, in Cracow will be a memorable one and we are sure that you will want to return.
The Amadeus hotel is located in the very heart of Krakow, yet secluded from the urban bustle. Just around the corner from the hotel, guests will find the crowded Main Square and St Mary's Church, the Cloth Hall and the flower sellers with their bundles of floral colours. The great location means that guests wont lose a second getting to Krakows most important sites. Everything is right next door, just a few steps away. Hotel rooms are fully air-conditioned, and also come with satellite television, telephone and Internet access guaranteeing ongoing contact with the world. The Restaurant Amadeus is in the hotels cellars where vaults, frescoes and numerous pictures give a unique look. This is where the guests can sample exquisite dishes from the hotel kitchen. Completing the atmosphere is a cosy cafe and bar. The exceptional style of the hotel is rounded off with modern facilities specially prepared for businessmen. All of the guests can expect service of the highest quality. Hotel Amadeus is a unique place to stay.
Rooms with Radio, Direct dial phone, Trouser press, Automatic wake-up call. Laundry facilities, Shop, Car parking (Payable to hotel, if applicable).
The Hotel Amadeus is a four star establishment located in the heart of Old Town Krakow, only minutes to Market Square, the Cloth Hall, and St. Mary's Church. Regarded in some circles as "The New Prague," Krakow has recently seen a boom in tourism, and is an apt contender for the title of Eastern Europe's Most Beautiful City. Nestled on the banks of the Wisla (Vistula) River, between the Jura uplands and the Tatra Mountains, Krakow has remained practically unspoiled since the Tartar raids of the 13th Century. The city boasts one of the largest medieval market squares in Europe-the Rynek Glowny-which was established in 1257 and is now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other fascinating areas of Krakow include the Kazimierz district, the historical center of the Jewish community. Largely destroyed by the Nazi occupation, this lively district is undergoing a cultural renaissance, and is now replete with kosher delis and restaurants, klezmer music performances and Jewish artists and artisans.
The Hotel Amadeus is set in a lovely historic building on Market Square. Each of its 22 spacious rooms and suites is elegantly furnished in a baroque style, and fully equipped with all the amenities modern travelers have come to expect. Its on-site restaurant serves both traditional Polish and continental cuisine in an inviting and elegant dining room, complete with an extensive wine list. After a long day of meetings, shopping, or sightseeing, why not unwind with friends and a drink at the hotel's convivial bar The active visitor will love the Amadeus' fully equipped fitness center and sauna, and business travelers will find a modern meeting center prepared to handle all of their conference needs. The hotel's discreet and attentive staff is always on hand to make your stay worry-free and unforgettable. The Hotel Amadeus offers unique lodgings in an unbeatable location, only minutes from fine dining, shopping, and entertainment venues.
Rates shown are per room per night.
