Pałac BonerowskiCracow, ul. Św. Jana 1

The Bonerowski Palace is a luxurious facility located in the very center of Krakow, on the corner of Św. John and the Main Market Square. It is located in a historic, carefully restored and decorated with panache medieval UNESCO tenement house. It offers its guests a decor that they will not find in any hotel in Krakow. The elegant interiors of the Palace include unique polychromes and ceilings, a gothic column, an antique stone safe, as well as modern forms and technologies ensuring the safety of guests. There is also a 22-meter chandelier, the longest in Europe. From the windows of the Palace, there is an unforgettable view of St. Mary's Basilica, the Cloth Hall, and the Church of St. Wojciech or the monument to Adam Mickiewicz. The Bonerowski Palace offers 8 elegant Deluxe rooms and 6 luxuriously furnished apartments. From the windows there is a breathtaking view of the Krakow Main Market Square and ul. st. John. All rooms feature stylish wooden furniture and spacious marble bathrooms. For your convenience, the staff of The Bonerowski Palace will make every effort to ensure that your stay in Krakow remains in your memory for a long time. We invite you to take advantage of the special evening room refreshment service, after which the morning will certainly be among the nicest.Deluxe - The Bonerowski Palace offers you 8 luxurious single and double rooms with a view of Św. John. Individually arranged interiors of the rooms will satisfy the tastes of the most demanding. For your comfort, all rooms are equipped with stylish wooden furniture, comfortable beds with the possibility of joining, desks and elegant armchairs. The size of the rooms varies between 24 m2 and 45 m2, which ensures exceptional comfort of stay. Rooms type: Single Twin Double Equipment: - TV with satellite programs - Individually controlled air conditioning - Telephone - Safe - Mini Bar - Room service - Free Wi-Fi - Bathroom with a bathtub - Hair dryer - Weight - Top-quality set of French cosmetics Apartments Executive - The Bonerowski Palace has a size of 45 - 65 m2 and is located on 3 floors of the Palace. Subtle decorations and colors of the interior in pastel shades, works of art, graphics and flowers, as well as a stylish double bed, complete the aesthetic impressions of guests who want to rest within the walls of our Palace. guests who want to work can do it at a stylish desk in a specially prepared place. The apartments are full of light, spacious, bright, bathrooms finished entirely in Italian white marble, with a large comfortable bathtub. Equipment: - TV with satellite programs - Individually controlled air conditioning - Telephone - Safe - Mini bar - Room service - Free Wi-Fi - Bathroom with a bathtub - Hair dryer - Weight - Top-quality French cosmetics Suite Suite - can enjoy the view to the Main Square, which is not possible in any 5 ***** facility. Each of the apartments is equipped with a plasma TV, comfortable, stylish sofas and a king size bed. Triple glazing in the windows ensures complete silence so that no, even the slightest noise from the bustling Market Square disturbs you in your rest. A king size bed with dimensions of 200 x 200 cm and comfortable stylish armchairs and sofas ensure perfect relaxation. The apartments are full of light, spacious, bright and breathtaking. The apartments are from 88 to 167 m2. Bathrooms are finished entirely in Italian white marble, with a large comfortable bathtub. BONEROWSKI - an apartment where guests can admire the unique discovery of art historians, i.e. original polychromes from the 17th century, depicting rural scenes and an impressive 16th-century ceiling. The vast arrangement of the interior in the color of the sky. It is also the only apartment with a balcony, from which you can admire a beautiful view of the Main Square - the Cloth Hall, the Town Hall or the Maricka Basilica. MANGHA Thanks to the fact that it is located on the 3rd floor, you can admire the breathtaking view of the Main Square, and in the distance of the Wawel Royal Castle. The colors of the interior of the Manggha I apartment are in a subtle cream color. Equipment: - TV with satellite programs - Individually controlled air conditioning - Telephone - Safe - Mini Bar - Room service - Free Wi-Fi - Bathroom with a bathtub - Hair dryer - Weight - Top-quality set of French cosmetics
The Bonerowski Palace ***** is more than a hotel. The Palace has a unique Ul Lala patisserie with its entrance directly from the Market Square, a large garden and an original design, which attracts guests with a rich offer of delicious cakes, cakes, sweet cocktails, and a selection of the best coffees and teas. Restaurant Milano, where you can enjoy original Italian and European cuisine and delicious wines. The interior of the cellars houses the exclusive One Club, whose unique design, music, a wide selection of alcoholic beverages or the only one in Krakow VJC Versace Diamond Room will meet the most sophisticated tastes. We offer two modern, air-conditioned and stylishly furnished conference rooms with a beautiful view of the Main Square. They are a perfect place to organize conferences, trainings, business meetings, as well as banquets, weddings and other special events. We have rooms of various sizes, equipped with modern equipment (flipchart, projector, screen, etc.). In addition, for each conference, we guarantee that participants will be equipped with notebooks and pencils with the logo of The Bonerowski Palace. Each room has wireless Internet access. Krakow (Latin Cracovia, Yiddish Kroke, German Krakau, Spanish Italian Cracovia, French Cracovie) - a city with poviat rights in southern Poland, the seat of the authorities of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, second in the country in terms of the number of inhabitants and in terms of area. The Krakow Metropolitan Area has 1,468,427 inhabitants. It is situated on the Vistula River, in the area of Brama Krakowska, Basin Nidziańska and Pogórze Zachodniobeskidzkie. It is one of the oldest cities in Poland with over a thousand years of history, has valuable architectural objects, and many institutions and cultural institutions that collect priceless monuments. Until 1795, Krakow was formally the capital of Poland and until 1611 the seat of Polish rulers. In the years 1596–1795, that is until the Third Partition of Poland, as the capital of the Republic of Poland, it shared the functions of the capital with Warsaw, which became the king's residence city.