This Hotel has two buildings. On web site there is an information that this is 4* hotel, but only in the main building which is called a palace. in the second (opposite site of the street) it is 3* at most! Rooms are not so clean at it should be, you feel mustiness in rooms (mostly) and in others spaces.... More

The Paszkowka Palace is located about 40 minutes drive (40 gbp taxi) from central Krakow in rolling farmland. It is not within walking distance of any other restaurants or attractions: the hotel does provide bikes and maps for seeing the nearby countryside. There is ample free parking adjacent to the hotel. Check-in was slow and laborous - despite having computer... More

The location of the hotel is nice but even with GPS it can be quite hard to find as roads are in a bad condition and very small, so make sure you arrive during daytime. The hotel is a little old and especially the bathroom in a not good condition. Bedsheets had stains. Worst thing was the provided service. The... More

I had my wedding reception at Paszkowka Palace in August 2012. I actually live in Canada so I had to plan the entire reception by email and phone. Of course I was nervous considering I was not able to do any menu tastings or see anything in advance. Considering this, everything went perfectly! I exchanged countless emails with Elwira who... More

A lovely locations out in the countryside and well restored palace. Stayed in the Granary where the rooms were delightfully decorated with good linen and a lovely view over the parkland and river. Staff were helpful and friendly. However it seemed to lack atmosphere. Very few others were staying and it gave a cold feeling. Some background music might help.... More

It's located in a nice and quiet village about 40 min. from Krakow.The rooms in the palace are better and more expensive then in the outhouse,which is however good value for money.If you don't travel by car it can be a problem commuting to Krakow.The food was convincing.

The hotel is quite a distance from the centre of Krakow but offers wonderful accommodation and the staff were nice and helpful. We stayed in the Royal Chamber and we cannot fault the room, even had a whirlpool bathtub in the room. I would recommend that you hire a car Stayed October 2010

I took this hotel to see the countryside. Unfortunately to stay there you MUST have a car. You can take the bus to Krakow which I did but on Sunday you have to walk 2km to the bus stop. You just hope it does not rain. They should have a shuttle service, rent bikes or something. On Sunday I woke... More

If you are planning on using this hotel for spending time in Krakow itself, then I would only recommend it if you have a car and don't mind commuting for an hour or so each day - and don't want to partake of any of the "night life" in Krakow. We (two couples traveling together) had checked out the reviews... More