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The Hotel Amadeus is a four star establishment located in the heart of Old Town Krakow, only minutes to Market Square, the Cloth Hall, and St. Mary's Church. Regarded in some circles as "The New Prague," Krakow has recently seen a boom in tourism, and is an apt contender for the title of Eastern Europe's Most Beautiful City. Nestled on the banks of the Wisla (Vistula) River, between the Jura uplands and the Tatra Mountains, Krakow has remained practically unspoiled since the Tartar raids of the 13th Century. The city boasts one of the largest medieval market squares in Europe-the Rynek Glowny-which was established in 1257 and is now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Other fascinating areas of Krakow include the Kazimierz district, the historical center of the Jewish community. Largely destroyed by the Nazi occupation, this lively district is undergoing a cultural renaissance, and is now replete with kosher delis and restaurants, klezmer music performances and Jewish artists and artisans.
The Hotel Amadeus is set in a lovely historic building on Market Square. Each of its 22 spacious rooms and suites is elegantly furnished in a baroque style, and fully equipped with all the amenities modern travelers have come to expect. Its on-site restaurant serves both traditional Polish and continental cuisine in an inviting and elegant dining room, complete with an extensive wine list. After a long day of meetings, shopping, or sightseeing, why not unwind with friends and a drink at the hotel's convivial bar? The active visitor will love the Amadeus' fully equipped fitness center and sauna, and business travelers will find a modern meeting center prepared to handle all of their conference needs. The hotel's discreet and attentive staff is always on hand to make your stay worry-free and unforgettable. The Hotel Amadeus offers unique lodgings in an unbeatable location, only minutes from fine dining, shopping, and entertainment venues.
Das Hotel Amadeus ist ein Vier-Sterne-Hotel im Herzen der Krakauer Altstadt, nur wenige Minuten vom wunderschonen Marktplatz, der Konigsburg und der Marienkirche entfernt. Seit kurzen herrscht in Krakau ein wahrer Tourismusboom, man spricht bereits vom "N
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