About Aparthotel in Zakopane with a mountain view

Aparthotel Cristina
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About Aparthotel

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Everything is

refined and comfortable here.

So that in the very heart of Zakopane one could hide away, immerse in peace and comfort that never overwhelms the senses.

When my husband and I decided to breathe new life into a decaying building on Plac Niepodległości, I knew nothing here should be done in haste. That is why the vision of Aparthotel Cristina matured so slowly. I had to be certain that—before inviting you to rest in my hometown—the atmosphere and design would nurture a feeling of all-encompassing bliss. That it would be a place both luxurious and intimate. Refined down to the smallest details. With the finest cuisine possible. A place that lingers in memory for a long time.

I invite you on a short journey through the story and interiors of Aparthotel Cristina. See you soon!

Our rooms

Three interior styles

The interiors of Aparthotel Cristina were completed without rush. Sculptors’ chisels adorned the oak furniture, embroidery covered the headboards, and hand-painted motifs embraced the tiled stoves. This is how interiors in Alpine, Highlander, and Classic styles came to life.

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Our Aparthotel

The remarkable history

Before we invited luxury to Plac Niepodległości 7, and before two of the best restaurants in Zakopane settled here, the spacious building had echoed with the clatter of printing machines for 64 years.

Plac Niepodległości

Printing house "Polonia"

It all began in the colorful 1920s. Jan Trybuła was looking for a place to build a house where he could live and run his thriving printing company, 'Polonia.' He chose a plot on Plac Niepodległości (which at the time was called the Market) near the park with the city baths.

Just next door—only a decade earlier—Stefan Żeromski had, in 1918, received the oath of loyalty from the army and the people as president of the independent Zakopane Republic. In 1928, a striking brick tenement was built here, its grand entrance framed by imposing columns, and its interiors resonated almost continuously with the rhythmic clatter of printing presses. The photographs from the Tatra Museum archives, adorning the walls of Aparthotel Cristina, capture the spirit of those extraordinary interwar years, when Zakopane thrived on skiing, lively dances, and spirited games of bridge.

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