Lotnicza 151
Wroclaw, 54132 Nightly Rates(39.75 - 39.75)3 Star
Property Description
Hotel is conveniently situated at the gateway to Wroclaw on the highway connecting Wroclaw with northwest Poland. Located in the parks, 6kms from the airport. Hotel offers peaceful atmosphere and professional service.
Amenities
Pets Allowed
Parking
Restaurant
Restaurant
Television with Cable
Room Information
Standard Room With 2 Twin Beds
:
Standard room with 2 Twin beds, water closet, satellite TV, radio, telephone and shower.
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 2PM
Check out time is 2PM
Time Zone is GMT+2
74 rooms.
0 suites.
1 floors.
Directions
Take the direction of Zielona Gora-Berlin. Follow the signs. The hotel will be on the right side.
Conveniently situated at the gateway to Wroclaw on the park, only 2 miles from the airport. A good base for visiting the city.
Guarantee Policy
1 night deposit required by valid credit card with expiry date.
Cancellation Policy
Through the internet site where your reservation was booked, cancellations must be made by 6pm on the day prior to arrival to avoid a 1 night cancellation and/or no show charge.
Restaurant Information
Hotel Restaurant
Restuarant available onsite Capacity 100 persons A la carte menu serving National/International/Diet/Vegetarian meals. Also a summer garden with a grill
Recreation Information
Recreation Located Onsite
* Tennis * Horseback Riding
Attractions Located Nearby
* Trzebnica - Gothic church of St. Bartholome with the Mausoleum of St. Hedwig * Ksiaz Hear Walbrzych - The biggest castle in lower Silesia * Swidnica - Historical town
Related Poland Content
Situated at the center of Europe, and the largest of the former Eastern European states, Poland’s position is crucial.
Poland has become one of the major destinations for travelers. Its beauty can be admired in both its old cities and in the wild scenery of its national parks and nature reserves. The country’s regions are largely divided into horizontal bands: the Baltic Coast and the hilly post-glacial lake district.
Central Poland is split into northern lowlands and southern uplands, including the
Kraków-Wielun Upland with its limestone areas, caves and medieval castles. The Carpathian Mountains, including the Tatras, lie in the extreme south; their mountain scenery, folklore and sports facilities contributing to their charm.
Poland is a nation with a proud cultural heritage, and theater, music and opera companies abound. The former textile city of Lodz is proud of its film school, alma mater to directors Roman Polanski and Krzysztof Kieslowski. There is also a strong tradition of graphic design and glassware.
Although the native soil for composer FrederickChopin, scientist Marie Curie (neé Skladowska) and astronomer Nicholas Copernicus, Poland is best remembered for being the birthplace of the former Soviet bloc’s first officially recognized independent mass political movement when strikes at the Gdansk shipyard in August 1980 led to agreement with the authorities on the establishment of the Solidarnosc (Solidarity) trade union.
Elections in summer 1989 ushered in eastern Europe’s first post-Communist government. Poland is a member of the European Union and has achieved success in creating a market economy and attracting foreign investment. Growth is slow-moving and growing pains are apparent in the high unemployment rate and mass exodus of qualified people to other countries in search of a decent wage, but the potential exists for a healthier economy.
Geography Poland shares borders to the east with the Russian Federation, Belarus, Ukraine and Lithuania, to the south with the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic and to the west with Germany. To the north lies the Baltic Sea. The Baltic coast provides over 500km (300 miles) of sandy beaches, bays, steep cliffs and dunes. Northern Poland is dominated by lakes, islands and wooded hills joined by many rivers and canals. The Mazurian Lake District to the northeast is particularly beautiful. Lake Hancza, the deepest lake in Poland, is located in this district. The River Vistula (Wisła) has cut a wide valley from Gdansk on the Baltic coast to Warsaw in the heart of the country. The rest of the country rises slowly to the Sudety Mountains, which run along the border with the Czech Republic, and the Tatra mountains, which separate Poland from the Slovak Republic. To the west, the River Oder, with Szczecin at its mouth, forms the northwest border with Germany.
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