Abidar Hotel SPA & WellnessCiechocinek, ul. Władysława Broniewskiego 15C

The hotel is characterized by an intimate interior atmosphere and a high level of service. This guarantees guests a comfortable stay and rest in an unusual place called the pearl of Polish health resorts - Ciechocinek. The perfect location of our hotel allows you to be close to the major attractions of the spa: the Summer Theater, wooden graduation towers, the Spa Park with a mineral water pump room and the famous historic fountain Grzybek. In our hospitable and comfortable interiors you can enjoy the carefree atmosphere and the aura of relaxing rest. If you value a particularly unique intimate atmosphere, you will find fulfillment of your expectations. We have prepared rooms for you - full of elegance, a space of respite and relaxation. Our kitchen prepares tasty breakfasts in the form of a buffet. We have rooms with a high standard. All are equipped with: - free wireless Wi-Fi - telephone- TV with cable TV - comfortable beds (single or bed) - a seating area with comfortable armchairs and a table - a stand for suitcases - a desk - a wardrobe for clothes - a bathroom with a shower - a hair dryer - towels and cosmetics - the possibility of an extra bed and a cot for a child - for people using SPA - bathrobes A room with an ironing board and an iron is available for guests. Ciechocinek - a town and commune in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship, located in Kujawy, in the Aleksandrów Poviat. In the years 1975-1998, the city was administratively part of the Włocławek province. The city is located in the Torun Basin, in the wide Vistula valley, on the left bank of the river. Ciechocinek is a spa town. There is virtually no industry in the city, there are, among others, spa hospitals, sanatoriums, a pre-monastery, holiday centers (holiday and tourist), physiotherapy, pump room, hotels, restaurants, salt works. The spa part is rich in green parks, squares, flower beds and flower rugs. Every year, there are many visitors and tourists (52,000 in 1980, 85,000 in 1987). The basis of development are healing waters: chloride-sodium, bromide, iodide, ferruginous, boron, which come from numerous brine sources in this area. Here we treat diseases of the motor organs, rheumatic, orthopedic and traumatic, female, respiratory, nervous and circulatory systems. For this purpose, many treatments are used, among others salt baths, iodine baths, sulfur baths, mud wraps, balneotherapy (physical therapy, inhalation, irrigation, climatotherapy, drinking cure), gymnastics and massages.