Hotel LocomotivaLublin, ul. Północna 28c

The convenient location of our hotel in the center of Aleja Solidarności provides easy access to the most important institutions in Lublin and at the same time allows you to reach the Lublin promenade on foot. Walking along the promenade, you can go through the streets of the carefully rebuilt Old Town to the Lublin Castle. Rooms: Hotel *** Locomotiva has 14 comfortably furnished rooms, including single, double rooms and an apartment. The rooms have been divided according to the standard offered and prices into the following classes: Economy, Standard and Lux. All rooms are equipped with a comfortable bed, a bedside table, a work corner: a well-lit desk and an armchair, a wardrobe and a bathroom. In addition, the rooms for the convenience of guests are equipped with: - telephones, - plasma TV sets receiving free satellite TV, - radio, - permanent wireless, free Internet access. Restaurant: We are pleased to invite you to a new place in Lublin, where you will be able to spend pleasant moments enjoying the taste of our dishes, wines, drinks and drinks. The interiors of Locomotiva harmoniously combine the new with the old, creating a unique atmosphere that emphasizes the taste of delicious dishes. Qualified and friendly staff, which will fulfill your every wish, takes care of the full comfort of our guests.Restaurant and Hotel Locomotiva is the perfect place for business meetings. We have four rooms that can successfully accommodate from 10 to 80 people. Two of them are located in the Locomotiva Restaurant, another two, less than 200 meters away, in the Conference Center. We offer spacious rooms, natural lighting, free wireless internet access and monitored parking. Lublin - is a very beautiful and exotic region in the European Union, it is located on the eastern edge of Poland, from where it is only a step to Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Russia. This is the Lublin Region - a land that has been at the border of Western and Eastern cultures for centuries, honoring Catholic, Orthodox and Judaic traditions, but also much more oriental - Greek, Armenian, Tatar ... Representatives of these nations lived in the perfect Renaissance city of Zamość, named after unique architectural qualities. They also co-created the power of Lublin - the capital of the region, until today the largest urban agglomeration in eastern Poland, and at the same time the most important center of science and culture. A sign of the former multinational and multireligious past is the Holy Trinity Chapel at the Lublin Castle - a world-class monument. The Lublin Province, already 530 years old, is a region of pure, unspoiled nature (protected in two national parks and 17 landscape parks), living folk traditions and crafts, and also wonderful historical monuments, not found anywhere else outside this region. Such are, for example, the chalk vaults in Chełm, unique in Europe, the unique museum of palace interiors in Kozłówka, and the oldest religious monastic complex in Jabłeczna in Poland. To get to know the beauty of the Lublin Region, enjoy its unique atmosphere and flavors, it is best to come here for longer, to have enough time for long walks, bicycle trips, and maybe for holidays in the saddle. Only then can you see the most extensive peat bogs of Polesie in the country, feel the strength of fir and beech trees in the forests of Roztocze.