Nestled within the historic heart of Krakow, the Queen Boutique Hotel offers a luxurious stay for guests seeking to explore the rich culture, history, and gastronomy of the city. Located in the charming Old Town, this 19th-century tenement house has been carefully restored to present an elegant and unique experience, just steps away from Europe's largest Market Square and the picturesque Wawel Castle.
Surrounded by the historic buildings of the former Jewish Kazimierz and Old Town, the Queen Boutique is ideally situated for travelers interested in food, restaurants, and history. Just around the corner, tram stops connect to the main bus and train stations, providing seamless access to John Paul II International Krakow-Balice, just 25 km away. Explore the nearby UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine or visit the poignant Auschwitz Birkenau Museum, both easily accessible for an unforgettable day trip.
The Queen Boutique Hotel Krakow boasts an array of spacious and tastefully designed rooms, each featuring its own unique style and a harmonious blend of rich sapphire, strong orange, or refined greyness. Overlooking the Kazimierz Quarter and the green belt of Dietla's Planty Park, guests can enjoy stunning views and indulge in serene comfort during their stay.
At the heart of the Queen Boutique lies the exceptional Amarylis Restaurant, awarded in the Michelin Guide and recognized for its creative, seasonal cuisine. Drawing its name from the 'most sensual flower in the world', Amarylis promises a memorable gastronomic experience with carefully selected combinations of flavors that will linger long in your memory.
Beyond the exquisite dining experiences, the Queen Boutique Hotel offers guests access to the intricately restored former cellars, now housing the enchanting Queen Beauty & SPA. Here, guests can pamper themselves and unwind within the romantic parlours, as they indulge in a selection of soothing treatments and therapies.
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