Grand Hotel Lublinianka

Grand Hotel Lublinianka is one of the most representative buildings in Lublin, being over one hundred years old. The object is enchanting with exceptionally rich elevations, especially attractive in the night lighting. Inside there is a hotel, restaurant, conference rooms and SPA.

The building in the eclectic style was built in the years 1899-1900, and its original purpose was the Lublin Industrialists' Fund, uniting the largest owners of the then production plants. The designer was Gustaw Landau known, among others, for the projects of many Łódź synagogues and tenement buildings in the Renaissance or Art Nouveau style.

The structure is distinguished by a neo-Renaissance attic at the top and a very long balcony. The top of the building is crowned with a massive dome. The hotel has been performing its functions since the end of World War II, when it was taken over by the state and the Lublinianka hotel, which has been operating until today, has been created.

Currently, the hotel offers a four-star luxury accommodation.