Hotel EsperantoSwidnica, ul. Bogusza Stęczyńskiego 18

We cordially invite you to the Esperanto Hotel and Restaurant in Świdnica, where competent staff, exquisite cuisine, and a family atmosphere will make you feel at home away from home.

The Esperanto Hotel is located 1.5 km from the town square on national road no. 35 Wrocław-Wałbrzych.

This convenient location provides easy access to the city center, the Wałbrzych Special Economic Zone with its subzones in Świdnica, Żarów, and Dzierżoniów, and Wrocław.

We offer 76 beds in modern, spacious, and air-conditioned rooms. We also invite you to the Esperanto Restaurant, which features a terrace overlooking Mount Ślęża. Our exquisite cuisine has been recognized and positively verified with the prestigious nationwide "It's Worth It" certificate. We also offer you the opportunity to use our multifunctional conference and banquet hall, one of the largest in the region. Guests arriving by car don't have to worry about parking. The facility has its own monitored parking lot with an electric vehicle charging station available to hotel guests.The hotel is accessible to guests with disabilities. It has all the necessary amenities, including an audible alarm signal allowing guests to call for help, an elevator, and a typhlographic board enabling blind people to navigate the building.

Świdnica is a town and commune located in Silesia (Lower Silesia), in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, in Świdnica County. The city is situated at the foot of the Sudetes, on the Świdnica Plain, on the Bystrzyca River. Since 2004, it has been the seat of the Świdnica Diocese.

Świdnica is one of the largest cities in Lower Silesia. Founded in 990, it received city rights before 1267. Formerly the capital of the Świdnica-Jawor Duchy, it expanded significantly after World War II due to industrial development. From 1945 to 1990, it was a thriving industrial center with well-developed industries in machinery, transportation, electrical engineering, leather, food, radio, precision equipment, textiles, and foundry. Currently, it is an industrial center (with well-developed automotive, electrical engineering, machinery, and food industries), with the only Museum of Old Trade in Poland and numerous cultural institutions, as well as a sports and recreation center.