Rubinstein Hotel, Kracovia
Deep in the heart of Kazimierz, Krakow's picturesque historic Jewish area lies Hotel Rubinstein. This charming hotel built in a 15th century building is the exact birthplace of the famous cosmetics mogul, Helena Rubinstein. Situated only minutes away by walking from Main Market Square, Hotel Rubinstein seems to effortlessly fit into its charismatic surroundings in the Old Jewish Quarter, whilst showing its guests all the luxuries of the 21st century. Just a few minutes' walk away from the city's main market; the hotel is also within walking distance of most of the city's attractions, historic buildings and monuments. The fascinating Wawel Royal Castle is less than a kilometre away, Krakow's Old Synagogue is just a few steps away and the theatre district is just a short stroll from the hotel. Rubinstein offers 22 luxury rooms and five suites each one decorated in individual style. In the monumental interiors guests may admire wooden and ornamented ceilings from XVII – XVIII century, splendid column or mannerism wall paintings. Many rooms offer wonderful views of some of the oldest and most beautiful buildings in this historic city. From the roof of the hotel, guest can also admire the panorama of Krakow. The Restaurant offers dishes from all over the world, prepared according to the traditional recipes. The "Winoteka" offers plenty of quality wines, while two conference rooms and beautiful cellar invite gourmet lovers and connoisseurs.
Ubicación:
Rubinstein Hotel is situated on the Szeroka Street and only 15 minutes away from the Main Market Square. - Ver Mapa.
Información General :
| Categorias: | Epoque Classic Superior [Mas] |
| Dirección: | Szeroka 12, Krakow, Kracovia [Ver Mapa] |
| Año de Construcción: | |
| Año de Renovación: | 2006 |
| Pisos: | 7 |
| Total de Habitaciones: | 27 |
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| Idiomas: | English, French, Italian, Russian |
| Tarjetas de Crédito Aceptadas: | MASTERCARD, VISA, AMEX, DINERS, MAESTRO |
Kracovia, Polonia
Una de las más grandes y antiguas ciudades de Polonia, Kracovia data del Siglo VII, Fue la capital de Polonia desde el 1038 hasta el 1596. Como capital precedente con una historia que contiene más de 1000 años, la ciudad conserva el espíritu de corazón de Polonia. Es una atracción muy importante para turistas locales e internacionales, siendo visitada por siete millones de personas anualmente. Sitios para visitar son la Plaza del Mercado Mayor con la Basílica Santa María y el Salón de los Relojes Sukiennice, el Castillo WaWel, el Museo de Arte Nacional, la Campana Zygmunt en la Catedral Wawel, y la Puerta Medieval St. Florian. En 1978 la UNESCO ha reconocido el centro histórico de Cracovia como patrimonio cultural del mundo.