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Hotel in Zakopane

Grand Hotel Stamary

A restored historic hotel dating to 1905 near the town centre, with a wellness area, indoor pool and classic interiors. A landmark address within walking distance of Krupowki.

Reviewed and updated July 2026

Grand Hotel Stamary
Photo: MARELBU (CC BY 3.0), via Wikimedia Commons

Grand Hotel Stamary is a restored historic hotel near the centre of Zakopane, at Kosciuszki 19. The building dates to 1905 and keeps its classic interiors, with a wellness area and an indoor pool added for modern stays. It is a landmark address within walking distance of Krupowki.

Historic rooms and interiors

The style leans traditional, in keeping with a hotel of this age, with classic interiors and a formal feel. A wellness area and indoor pool round out the offer. For room categories, what each includes and current rates, check the hotel's official channels.

Near the town centre

The hotel stands near the town centre on Kosciuszki, a short walk from Krupowki and its cafes, grills and shops. The Tatras rise just beyond the town, and the ski lifts and cable cars around Zakopane are a short drive or bus ride away. It is central and easy to reach on foot from the main street.

Who should book Stamary

It suits travellers who want a central, traditional hotel with a wellness area and a sense of the town's history. Couples and older visitors who prefer classic comfort near the shops and restaurants will feel at home.

Around Grand Hotel Stamary

The town's main sights are close by:

  • Krupowki, the main pedestrian street, a short walk away.
  • Gubalowka, the ridge above town reached by funicular, for the Tatra panorama.
  • Wielka Krokiew, the large ski jump on the slopes above the town.
  • For planning your days, see the Zakopane guide.

The hotel was designed by architect Eugeniusz Wesołowski and built between 1903 and 1905 in brick, local dolomite stone and oak, an early attempt to render Zakopane's highland building style in masonry rather than timber. It takes its name from Maria Budziszewska, the opera singer whose stage name Stamary joined her own name to her father Stanisław's. In its early decades it drew guests such as Ignacy Paderewski, Joseph Conrad and the painter Wojciech Kossak.

The original hotel opened with 35 rooms and formal dining and reception spaces. A full restoration between 2002 and 2006 brought it back to four-star standard. For room categories, spa and pool access and current rates, check the hotel's official channels.

Good to know

Rates and pool or wellness opening times vary with the season. Book rooms and confirm details through the hotel's official channels, particularly over winter weekends and holidays.

Frequently asked questions

It stands near the town centre on Kosciuszki 19, a short walk from Krupowki and its cafes, grills and shops. The Tatras rise just beyond the town, with ski lifts and cable cars a short drive or bus ride away.
It is a restored historic hotel dating to 1905 that keeps its classic interiors, with a wellness area and an indoor pool added for modern stays. It is a landmark address within walking distance of the main street.
It suits travellers who want a central, traditional hotel with a wellness area and a sense of the town's history. Couples and older visitors who prefer classic comfort near the shops and restaurants will feel at home.
Krupowki is a short walk away, Gubalowka ridge is reached by funicular for the Tatra panorama, and Wielka Krokiew, the large ski jump, is on the slopes above the town.

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