About the hotel

Historia

The building of the Tarnowski palace was erected in the 17th century, at that time it acquired the features of a classical urban residence with richly decorated interiors of the second floor and a representative facade. The Baroque vestibule, as well as the Baroque portals bearing the coats of arms of Starykoń and Sulima and the portal decorated with the coats of arms of Szreniwa and Pogoń are among the most beautiful qualities of the hotel. In the current Unicus Palace, 36 comfortable rooms.

Perfect place

Location

Unicus Palace is located on the picturesque Sławkowska Street, from where you can reach the most important attractions of the city in just a few minutes - St. Mary's Church, the Cloth Hall and the Czartoryski Museum. Numerous cafes, art galleries and museums around allow you to fully feel the unique atmosphere of Krakow's Old Town.

Guest reviews

Beautifully decorated hotel on a quiet street just off the main square.Room was divine.Staff were very helpful.

Anna, 11.08.2026

This hotel was genuinely above my expectations. The room was spacious, beautiful and extremely clean, with a very comfortable bed, excellent blackout curtains and a fantastic shower.

The air conditioning was also outstanding. We stayed during a heatwave, with temperatures reaching 38°C outside, and the room remained perfectly cool at 18°C. This was especially important to me and made a huge difference to our stay.

The staff were wonderful, friendly and helpful, and everything about the hotel was excellent. I honestly could not recommend it more.

Ana C., 07.08.2026

Absolutely wonderful place to stay. Everything was perfect! Fantastic staff extremely helpful. Comfortable beds, beautiful rooms and amazing breakfast. We stayed an extra night. Wish we could stay longer. Will definitely come back

Catherine, 06.08.2026

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