Hotel Copernicus

Hotel and restaurant in town (Krakow)
Krakow was once the capital of Poland and it still has many impressive monuments reminiscent of this period, such as the Royal Castle overlooking the Wawel Hill, where the country’s monarchs lived. Copernicus Hotel is located on the city’s oldest streets called Kanonicza. For centuries, this building was a part of the cathedral chapel and hosted the intellectual and financial elite of Krakow. It owes its name to the famous Polish astronomer Nicolas Copernicus, who was one of the guests of the house. Could it have been here that he developed his revolutionary theory that the Earth rotates around the Sun rather than the opposite? Something to ponder as you admire the flaming sunsets that seem to set the city alight.
(Lys offer valid in low season from 1 November to 31 March – except for mountain properties: from 1 May to 30 November)