Stary Tartak Hotel, Ilawa, Poland

The hotel and restaurant complex was built in stages. In 2006, a restaurant was built, and in 2008 the cornerstone for the construction of the hotel was laid. The architecture of the hotel refers to the style characteristic of Warmia and Mazury from the 16th to the end of the 19th century. It was mainly used in municipal and castle construction. The mullion-transom system is commonly called the Prussian wall. Both old carpentry techniques were used in the construction of the hotel and the restaurant. All wooden elements were made by hand.

For the convenience of guests, the hotel has two elevators, one of which is glazed. The corridor decor is maintained in a style reminiscent of the character of the building: stone cubes, wooden pegs. The rooms are decorated in a modern style, bright spacious, with large desks for business guests. Bathrooms are modern and made of stone.

Next to the building there is a modern playground. We provide safe beds for children with small children. At the guest's request, we provide heaters and sterilizers for bottles and toys. The hotel has family rooms that are interconnected due to the comfort of parents and the safety of children. And in a restaurant for a little gourmet, specially prepared meals await for him, eg a small angler's set.