Hotel in Zamość
Hotel Zamojski
An Old Town hotel spread across renovated historic tenements a step from the Town Hall.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
Staying in historic tenements at Hotel Zamojski
Hotel Zamojski is set in a group of renovated tenement houses in the Old Town, next to the Town Hall on ul. Kołłątaja. The arrangement across period buildings gives it a traditional feel while keeping you at the centre of the action.
A central Old Town location by the Town Hall
The hotel's position on ul. Kołłątaja means the Great Market Square, the Armenian houses and the cathedral are all within a short stroll, so there is no need to drive once you arrive.
Rooms, wellness and booking
The hotel is positioned at the upper-mid end of Zamość's accommodation. It advertises wellness facilities alongside its rooms; confirm exactly what is available, along with rates and breakfast, directly with the hotel before booking.
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Attraction
Great Market Square, Zamosc
A near-perfect Renaissance square of arcaded, pastel burgher houses, the centrepiece of a sixteenth-century ideal city.
Attraction
Zamość Cathedral (Cathedral of the Resurrection and St Thomas the Apostle)
One of Poland's finest Renaissance churches, designed by Bernardo Morando and paid for by Jan Zamoyski, raised to cathedral rank in 1992.
Museum
Zamość Synagogue (Synagogue Centre)
A rare surviving Renaissance synagogue of about 1618, restored by the Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage and reopened in 2011 as a cultural centre with a multimedia exhibition on the town’s Jewish heritage.
Museum
Zamość Rotunda (Museum of Martyrdom of the Zamość Region)
A 19th-century circular fort that the Gestapo turned into a place of execution during WWII, now a museum of martyrdom for the Zamość region.
Attraction
Zamość Town Hall
The pink-and-white town hall on the north side of Zamość's Great Market Square, with a 52-metre clock tower and a fan-shaped double staircase that sweeps down into the square. It is the most photographed building in the city.
Attraction
Former Poor Clares Church of St. Anne
A late 17th-century church on the Water Market square in Zamosc's Old Town, built with a Poor Clares convent whose former buildings now house a music school.