Hotel Senator

Małopolska


The Senator offers impressive value and more charm than its local competition. Rooms have a tasteful aesthetic, some have bold colours. The on-site restaurant, with its own fireplace, aims for medieval mellow (and looks like a medieval theatre set). Enjoy a coffee under the historic arcade.


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