Hotel Indigo

Hotel Indigo Krakow - Old Town is the first InterContinental HotelGroup hotel in Poland. It is located in a tenement house built in 1887-1888 near the Academy of Fine Arts, the Cracow University of Technology and Stary Kleparz - the oldest continuously operating market in Cracow. The hotel is located in the artistic heart of Krakow, which is also evident in the interiors. Although only the façade of the building has been subject to conservation protection, efforts have also been made to preserve the details of the interior. The preserved elements of the decor have been restored, the damaged ones have been replaced with similar ones, while tiles recovered from demolished tiled cookers have been used to finish the reception area and the bar. There are 56 exclusive rooms, a conference room, sauna and fitness room, library, restaurant and bar. The hotel's interiors show the varied and diverse history of Polish painting. The first two floors are dedicated to the work of Jan Matejko. The rich bourgeois tradition full of intense colours is captured in the room arrangements. It is in honour of Jan Matejko - an outstanding painter and draughtsman associated with Krakow - that the square next to which Hotel Indigo is located is named.