Luxury hotels and fine dining restaurants in Poland

<h2>Travel to Poland&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>Poland is a timeless treasure chest of captivating cities and unsuspected natural beauty, which we invite you to discover on a romantic trip for two, with friends or as a family. Unanimously considered to be the most beautiful city in the country, Krakow is an absolute must during your stay in Poland. Both artistic and intellectual, the former royal capital boasts a striking architecture and a bohemian soul that can be discovered in the streets and bars of the old town's Gothic cellars where Jazz musicians and theatrical performances always light up the streets. The beating heart of Krakow, Stare Miasto is home to the Market Square, the largest medieval square in Europe, dominated by the Town Hall Tower. Admire its Cloth Hall before venturing into the Wawel Royal Castle. Capital of the country since 1596, Warsaw was almost entirely destroyed during the Second World War. As you wander through the faithfully reconstructed historic centre, the Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and neoclassical buildings will captivate you with their new-found splendour. Stroll along the Rynek, the market square, visit the Royal Castle and then head to the Jewish ghetto, the largest in Europe, where one of the darkest pages of the 20th century was written. However, the symbol of the capital is the Palace of Culture and Science, a majestic monument donated by Stalin in 1955, and which today houses cinemas, theatres, conference halls and museums. Don't miss the terrace on the 30th floor, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the city and the futuristic buildings that shape Warsaw's skyline. A former European Capital of Culture, the city of Wroclaw is bursting with the energy of its student population in the midst of its charming historic centre. To the north, on the coast, lies the port city of Gdansk, whose colourful history gives it a unique atmosphere. From there, a short train journey will take you to the seaside town of Sopot and the long sandy beaches of the Baltic Sea. Your holydays in Poland is also an opportunity to discover the country's luxuriant nature. To the east of Warsaw, along the border with Belarus, the Białowieża National Park is part of the last primeval forest on the Old Continent. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it is home among its thousand-year-old oaks and peaceful streams to some of Europe's last species of bison living in the wild. To the south, towards the Slovakian border, the Carpathians are an ideal playground for superb hikes along lush forest paths in summer. And be sure to marvel at the magical scenery of the Great Masurian Lakes, where you can kayak and swim in a truly idyllic setting.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>Luxury hotels in Poland &nbsp;</h2>Found in the heart of iconic cities or on the beaches of the Baltic Sea, our luxury hotels in Poland combine the charms of the past with the comfort of the present. Set in buildings with a long history, our properties are decorated in the spirit of the times, without forgetting to honour the country's rich heritage. Here and there, you'll find magnificent wooden ceilings, marbled floors, carved stone gateways and walls adorned with Renaissance frescoes. The rooms and suites of our boutique hotels offer a welcoming elegance, providing the perfect setting in which to relax after a day packed with exciting experiences. As discreet as they are dedicated, our friendly team members will always be happy to listen to your wishes and help you organise the visits best suited to your needs and tastes. For your moments of relaxation, you can sip on a refreshing cocktail on a rooftop terrace, take a dip in an indoor pool in the depths of winter, or enjoy an invigorating massage in a Spa run by the experienced therapists at our luxury hotels in Poland.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>Fine dining restaurants in Poland&nbsp;</h2>&nbsp;The cuisine in our luxury restaurants in Poland is a passionate affair in which our chefs reinterpret the classics of local gastronomy with a touch of boldness and imagination to offer you a refined culinary experience. Grown in our own organic kitchen gardens or selected from environmentally-friendly farmers, seasonal produce is brought to life to prepare traditional dishes, given a new twist with a touch of sophistication. Striking the perfect balance between flavours, textures and colours, the plates of pierogi, kluski or various soups, for example, are beautifully presented to take you on a journey beyond anything you're already familiar with. They are then served in our elegant dining rooms, decorated in a mix of classic and avant-garde styles. To complement your meal, our sommeliers will be delighted to suggest the most suitable wines, bearing in mind your personal preferences.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>Best hotels in Poland &nbsp;</h2>A wide range of experiences await you at our luxury hotels in Poland, both historical and nature-related. As well as discovering the jewels of Polish heritage in the country's main cities and getting a feel for the local culture, you can go hiking in the mountains, especially during the spring when the trails are in full bloom. You can also explore the most beautiful lakes in this "land of a thousand lakes", up north. Fifteen kilometres from Krakow, you can be curious enough to discover the Wieliczka salt mine, which has been in operation since the Middle Ages. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site back in 1978, it comprises more than 3,000 chambers linked by a massive network of tunnels spread over nine levels. A symbol of the Holocaust, the infamous Auschwitz-Birkenau National Museum is a highly emotional visit not to be missed, and we recommend that you take a guided tour with one of our historians to fully appreciate its importance. Back on the shores of the Baltic Sea, take the time to recharge your batteries on Gdynia's beaches, which are perfect for relaxing strolls in the sand while the sun sets.&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>Relais &amp; Châteaux in Poland&nbsp; &nbsp;</h2>Our luxury hotels in Poland are fully committed to promoting the country's historical and cultural heritage. Sustainable development and environmental protection are also at the heart of the philosophy of our Polish hoteliers, who advocate a form of locavorism. Reducing waste and conserving energy resources are among the priorities of our eco hotels in Poland, where you can enjoy experiences that respect the exceptional environment that surrounds you.&nbsp;

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