Occupying a large early-20th-century villa, once the home of the influential Sperl family, this stylish guesthouse has character in spades. Wooden beams, murals and lots of pine provide atmosphere, and the park setting puts you right by the castle and the Old Town. Rates include breakfast, and supper can be booked for an extra 30zł.
Hotel Pod Zamkiem
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Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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