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Palac Mierzecin lists itself as a Wellness and Wine resort, boasting the third largest vineyard in Poland. Situated adjacent to Lake Mierzecin, it offers a wide selection of leisure facilities and activities. Eighty-three comfortably furnished rooms are housed in the castle and restored former farm buildings. Dishes at the Distillery Restaurant are based on homegrown, local ingredients or, for a lighter evening, visit the Billiards Pub and Bowling Alley. See more

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This stunning 13th-century castle, hailed as the Polish Hogwarts, is located on the top of a granite hill. There are three styles of rooms, ranging from standard to superior, alternatively, the castle has nine special themed rooms. The Feast Restaurant showcases local produce in their specialties, based mainly on old Polish cuisine. Relax in the castle's sauna, or book a therapeutic massage. See more

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This elegant hotel is surrounded by extensive gardens and is ideal for a romantic getaway. A spa and wellness centre onsite, together with indoor and outdoor swimming pools, provide a choice of relaxation areas. Inside, lavish period features are accentuated with antique furniture and elegant fixtures. See more

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This magnificent castle is located in a sea of forests. The hotel is housed within three palace buildings, within the castle grounds. An amazing number of plant species are grown in the Walbrzych Palm House nearby. Rooms are modern, comfortable and stylishly furnished. The restaurant serves a wide variety of à la carte dishes. See more

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14th-century fortress offering accommodation in four exclusive en-suite rooms, featuring historic original features, alongside modern comforts and facilities. The castle is located in Korzkiew Park, which is a wonderful setting for outdoor activities. Three restaurants are just a short distance away, whilst the castle itself has a shared kitchen and living areas for guests to use. See more

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Offering quiet accommodation in a 19th-century, neo-Gothic palace, situated at the edge of a forest, and boasting a ‘vast English-style garden’. Relax in the sauna, or enjoy a session in the gym, for the energetic! Lake Dymaczewskie is easily accessible. The restaurant serves old Polish and European cuisine, then relax in the bar, or enjoy a game of pool. See more