Historic Hotel
Summary of reviews related to the 'Historic' categoryHotel Pałac Krotoszyce Basen&Spa is nestled in a picturesque location near Legnica, offering guests the unique charm of staying in a beautifully renovated 17th-century castle complex. The historic ambiance of this remarkable place is highlighted by its well-preserved architecture and interior design elements that pay homage to its rich, 350-year history. Guests often commend the hotel's successful blend of historical elements with modern comfort. However, there are occasional notes that some parts of the historic buildings could benefit from better restoration. Despite minor flaws, the overall experience at this beautifully historic hotel in a village setting consistently exceeds expectations, making it a preferred choice for travelers seeking a stay steeped in history.
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Year erected: 1600
Would you describe your property as (or has it ever been in the past) a: Palace
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The Palace in Krotoszyce is an estate from XVIIth century with farm buildings and historic park (6ha).
The palace is located in the Kaczawa Valley. A convenient location of the palace is our asset - a few kilometers from Legnica and A4 highway, near the expressway S3. In less than an hour you will safely and comfortably reach Wrocław. It is also close to the capitals of our neighbors - Prague and Berlin. We suggest visiting not well known but very calm and charming Kaczawa Foothills and Mountains.
The palace in Krotoszyce was built in 1600, probably by Hans Heinrich Sebladus, and served primarily as a defensive castle with a moat. After Sebaldus’ death subsequent owners repaired and altered the building until 1686, when Florian Gottlob von Thielau gave it the shape of neo-baroque palace. A date in heraldic cartouche above the entrance is the evidence of it. Despite the reconstruction in the mid-nineteenth century and the renovation in 1964, the palace hasn’t lost its shape.
Until 1949 the building was under Soviet administration. When they left, it passed into the hands of the Państwowe Gospodarstwo Rolne (State Agricultural Farm), and after its collapse it was taken over by the Agencja Własności Rolnych (Agricultural Property Agency), that was looking for an investor who would save the monument from falling into disrepair. The current investor, Przedsiębiorstwo Transportowo - Budowlane Sp. z o.o. (Transport and Construction Company LLC) from Złotoryja, carries out renovations of the palace, trying to restore its original appearance.
The hotel itself is situated in the original manor buildings of the Palace Krotoszyce, Parkowa St. 3. It’s a complex of banquet and conference facilities which offers 133 beds in nice and tastefully decorated rooms with a 3-star hotel standard. We offer 1, 2 and 3-person rooms.
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