Hotels in Poland

How to Find the Best Poland Hotels with Hotels.com

Poland has grown into one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe and attracts a wide range of holidaymakers all looking for a variety of different experiences. With some of the best nightlife in Europe as well as a huge amount of incredible architecture and many important cultural landmarks, it's a hugely diverse place to take a holiday. This diversity of experience is mirrored in the huge range of top quality accommodation that is available for you to choose from on Hotels.com. Whether you are seeking a low cost hotel or want something a little more exclusive and upmarket, your tastes are guaranteed to be catered for when you book with Hotels.com.

What's Poland Like?

Poland is a place of surprising natural beauty and is home to a number of breathtaking landmarks. Tatra National Park is filled with beautiful waterfalls and dense, green forests that snake through the Eagles Path trail and allow visitors to traverse some of the most challenging and striking lands in Europe. There are also a number of interesting architectural sites for visitors to enjoy. The country is home to a number of castles including Malbork Castle, which is located in Northern Poland. Constructed almost exclusively from red brick, the castle was built in 1406 and is considered the largest gothic-style brick catalogue in the world. Many people who visit Poland choose to stay in the country's capital Warsaw. One of the most liveable city's in the world, Warsaw enjoys a reputation as both a cultural and economic centre in Poland. With sites like the Presidential Palace, The Royal Castle and the Old Town the city is packed full of sites and is one of the jewels in Poland's crown.

Tips for Getting Along with Locals in Poland

Polish people are proud of their cultural heritage and although they have embraced immigration and enjoy a multi cultural and inclusive society, it remains important for visitors to adhere to a few very basic cultural specificities. Therefore, showing some simple cultural awareness and knowledge of some of the more difficult periods in the country's history is appreciated. Poland is an incredibly safe and welcoming country but like any tourist hotspot pick pockets do operate, particularly in the more tourist orientated areas. Simply be aware of this and exercise caution. The likelihood of facing an incident of theft is very small, but it is always advisable to act with care. Hotels.com offers a superb range of accommodation for all its customer and our knowledgeable and friendly staff are always more than happy to help you make an informed decision on were you should stay.