Wąsowo Palace
Pałac Wąsowo
Poland · Greater Poland — Wąsowo, Kuślin municipality, near Nowy Tomyśl · Near Nowy Tomyśl
1870–1872 (rebuilt around 1900) · A neo-Gothic villa built in 1870–1872 to a design by the Berlin architect Gustav Erdmann, rebuilt into a castle around 1900, standing next to an older 18th-century palace of the Sczaniecki family
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Quick Facts
- Rooms from
- €113 / night
- Hotel rating
- ★★★★ 4-Star Hotel
- Best time
- Year-round
- Nearest city
- Nowy Tomyśl
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Pałac Wąsowo
★★★★ 4-Star HotelRooms are at Pałac Wąsowo, ul. Parkowa 1; the estate has several buildings, so ask the hotel which one your room is in
Booked via Booking.com · Cancellation terms vary by rate
Highlights
- ✦A neo-Gothic villa built in 1870–1872 to a design by the Berlin architect Gustav Erdmann for the Berlin banker Richard Hardt
- ✦It was built next to an older 18th-century palace of the Sczaniecki family, which stands on the same estate
- ✦Around 1900, in connection with a planned visit by Emperor Wilhelm II to Wąsowo, the villa was rebuilt into a castle
- ✦The estate includes a park with old trees
- ✦Booking lists free private parking, an indoor swimming pool and a spa area, and a four-star rating
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The castle at Wąsowo began as a neo-Gothic villa built between 1870 and 1872 to a design by the Berlin architect Gustav Erdmann for the Berlin banker Richard Hardt. It was built next to the older 18th-century Sczaniecki palace, which stands on the same estate.
Around 1900, in connection with a planned visit by Emperor Wilhelm II to Wąsowo, the villa was rebuilt into a castle.
Today the estate, set in a park, operates as a four-star hotel with a restaurant, a spa area and an indoor pool, with breakfast included on the rate seen.
History
The castle at Wąsowo began as a neo-Gothic villa built between 1870 and 1872 to a design by the Berlin architect Gustav Erdmann for the Berlin banker Richard Hardt. It was built next to the older 18th-century Sczaniecki palace. Around 1900, in connection with a planned visit by Emperor Wilhelm II to Wąsowo, the villa was rebuilt into a castle. Today the estate, set in a park, operates as a hotel with a restaurant and a spa.
How to Stay
Getting there: At ul. Parkowa 1 in Wąsowo, in the Kuślin municipality of Greater Poland, near Nowy Tomyśl; Booking lists free private parking.
Rooms & rates: From approx. €113/night for a 16 m² Double Room with one queen bed, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV, with breakfast included on the non-refundable rate seen (pay online); taxes included. A rate with free cancellation was around €122.
On-site: An indoor swimming pool, a spa area, a restaurant and on-site parking, within the park of the estate.
Good to know: The rate seen is non-refundable, so check the free-cancellation option if your plans may change. The estate has several buildings, so ask the hotel which one your room is in.
Combine with: Racot Palace, another palace hotel in Greater Poland.
Frequently Asked Questions
It began as a neo-Gothic villa built in 1870–1872 by the Berlin architect Gustav Erdmann for the banker Richard Hardt, and was rebuilt into a castle around 1900.
Location
ul. Parkowa 1, 64-316 Wąsowo, Poland
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Rooms from
€113/ night