Vienna Café, far from the hustle and bustle of the modern city, offers the strains of a Strauss waltz, savoring aromatic coffee, where in the past was visited by Henryk Sienkiewicz, for whom, Adam Grzymała Siedlecki mentiones: “Cracow would never be fully Cracow if at 10 in the morning he didn’t turn up in the tiny café for his coffee and cream”.The professor table tradition is now well over a dozen years old. It is here that each day and at the same time a group of venerable Cracow professors meet at the so-called “Cinderella” Round Table Club.

Mirror Hall – undoubtedly one of the Old Town’s finest halls, covered with a stained glass window Secession period roof, full of the glitter of crystals and mirror reflections, spacious, this must be the place where you would invite your Guests. The Restaurant corners have incorporated in them intimate studio spaces and boxes, ideally suited to meetings of just a few people at a time. The Grand Hotel Restaurant is more than fin de siecle interior design. It is primarily exquisite cuisine, taken from the best of European tradition. Our chef’s true inspiration is taken from Polish recipes, which is no way limit his culinary imagination. It is with the greatest of pleasure what we meet even the most sophisticated requests of our Guests. 

 Balcony is the possibility of cameral meetings with the view on Mirror Room