10 castle hotels
Castle Hotels in Poland
Real castles and palaces in Poland where you can book a room for the night.
poland · Lower Silesia / Wałbrzych
Książ Castle
Silesia's castle of secrets — 400 rooms, Baroque splendour, and unfinished Nazi tunnels beneath the foundations
poland · Lower Silesia Province — Czocha village, near Leśna, ~140km from Wrocław
Czocha Castle
A fairytale stronghold rising from Lake Leśniańskie, riddled with hidden passages and ghost legends, and a favourite film location
poland · Subcarpathian Voivodeship — south-eastern Poland
Baranów Sandomierski Castle
A Renaissance castle-palace built around 1591–1606 for the Leszczyński family, rebuilt after an 1898 fire with an Art Nouveau chapel by Mehoffer and Malczewski — its decoration inspired by Kraków's Wawel, now a hotel and museum in a 14-hectare park
poland · Pomeranian Voivodeship — on the Vistula, about 60 km south of Gdańsk
Gniew Castle
A Teutonic Order fortress on the Vistula where Jan III Sobieski lived with his wife Marysieńka as starost of Gniew — now a hilltop history park with accommodation spread across the castle itself, the Knight Hotel and Marysieńka Palace
poland · Lower Silesia — Jelenia Góra Valley (Karkonosze foothills)
Karpniki Castle
A moated former hunting lodge bought by Prince Wilhelm of Prussia in 1822 as a Hohenzollern family summer retreat in the Karkonosze foothills — now a spa hotel, with every room inside the castle itself
poland · Lower Silesia Province — near Osiecznica, about 15 km north-west of Bolesławiec
Kliczków Castle
A Lower Silesian border stronghold traced to the end of the 13th century, remade over the centuries into a neo-Renaissance and neo-Gothic residence around two courtyards — now a resort-style hotel and spa at the edge of the Lower Silesian Forests
poland · Opole Voivodeship — Upper Silesia (near Prudnik)
Moszna Castle
The Tiele-Winckler family's Silesian industrial-era seat — a Baroque palace rebuilt after an 1896 fire into the eclectic eastern neo-Gothic and western neo-Renaissance wings known as the 'castle of 99 towers' — now a hotel run by the Opole regional authority
poland · Warmia — Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship
Reszel Castle
A Brick Gothic castle on the Sajna river, built under the Warmian bishop between 1350 and 1401 and later an episcopal residence of Cardinal Andrzej Batory — now a museum branch, hotel and restaurant in Warmia
poland · Greater Poland Voivodeship (Wielkopolska) — about 60 km south of Poznań
Rydzyna Castle
A Gothic stronghold rebuilt as a Baroque castle for King Stanisław Leszczyński, burned in January 1945 and painstakingly rebuilt by Polish engineers through 1989 — now a hotel and conference centre named a Historic Monument of Poland
poland · Masuria — Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship (Masurian Lake District)
Ryn Castle
A Teutonic Order commandery built around 1377 for Grand Master Winrich von Kniprode, burned by Tatars in 1657 and again in 1881 — now a lakeside castle hotel on Masuria's Lake Ołów, with knightly feasts and a spa