Hotel in Katowice
Hotel Diament Plaza Katowice
A four-star hotel in a historic central building, a few minutes' walk from Katowice's main railway station.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
A central four-star at Hotel Diament Plaza
Hotel Diament Plaza is a four-star hotel in the centre of Katowice, part of the Polish Diament chain. It occupies a building of historic architecture with updated interiors, giving it more character than a standard business hotel while keeping modern comforts.
Location by the station
The hotel sits on Dworcowa, only a few minutes on foot from Katowice Glowny, the main railway station, and close to the pedestrianised heart of the centre. That makes it convenient for arriving by train and for reaching the market square and Mariacka Street on foot.
Booking Hotel Diament Plaza Katowice
As a central mid-range option, it suits travellers who want to be near transport and the main streets. Check the official Diament hotels website for current room rates, breakfast and any parking arrangements before you book.
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