Hotel in Białowieża
Hotel Żubrówka Spa & Wellness
A four-star spa hotel by the national park entrance with pool, salt cave and a regional restaurant.
Reviewed and updated July 2026
Staying at Hotel Żubrówka in Białowieża
Żubrówka is a four-star hotel of 110 rooms in the centre of the village, set next to the national park entrance and within walking distance of Palace Park. It is the upper-tier option for travellers who want comfort at the trailhead.
Spa and wellness at Hotel Żubrówka
The hotel has a recreation centre with a free indoor swimming pool, a spa offering massages and hydrotherapy, and a salt cave, which makes it a practical base after long days walking or cycling in the forest.
Dining at Hotel Żubrówka
Breakfast and meals are served in the Żubrówka Restaurant, which focuses on regional and venison dishes. Room rates and treatment prices change through the year, so book and confirm through the hotel.
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National Park
Bialowieza National Park
A fragment of primeval lowland forest, never logged in its core, protecting Europe's largest wild population of bison.
Nature
European Bison Show Reserve
A managed enclosure west of the village where you can reliably see European bison along with wolves, lynx and elk.
Attraction
Palace Park (Park Pałacowy)
Landscaped grounds around the site of the tsars' burned hunting palace, now the setting for the national park museum.
Museum
Nature and Forest Museum (Muzeum Przyrodniczo-Leśne)
The national park's natural-history museum in Palace Park, with forest dioramas and a viewing tower.
Attraction
Open-Air Museum (Skansen) in Białowieża
An open-air folk-architecture museum in Białowieża village that gathers traditional wooden rural buildings of the region, including dwellings, a barn, two windmills and an octagonal chapel.
Attraction
Białowieża Handcars (Draisines)
Hand-powered railway trolleys that visitors pedal along a disused line running towards Białowieża, passing through forest and meadow. Groups power the cars themselves, making it a hands-on activity for families.