Best Poland holiday apartments

Our holiday apartments in Poland will inspire you if you are looking for accommodation that differs greatly from anonymous hotel rooms. We only offer apartments that are made available to us by private individuals, so that you can relax in a holiday home that has been individually furnished and allows you to enjoy your holiday to your heart’s content. In contrast to couchsurfing in Poland, you share your apartment with whomever you want, or have it all to yourself. Look around on our website in peace, because there are many different accommodations here. If, however, your desired date of travel is during the main holiday period, book one of our apartments in Poland directly now, otherwise your dream accommodation may already be booked.

Relaxing holidays with a holiday apartment in Poland

Perhaps you would like to stay in an apartment in Mazovia, the region surrounding Warsaw. At the same time you will have the opportunity to get to know the area east of the Vistula River before you move on. If you then need a holiday apartment in Pomerania or a private accommodation in Lower Silesia? Or would you like to continue your interesting journey of discovery with an Apartment in Greater Poland? Whatever you decide, a holiday apartment in Poland is a good opportunity to get to know the country, which stretches over almost 313,000 km², in its incredible diversity: Poland, for example, is one of the countries with the most lakes in the world, because it has incredible 9,300 waters. The largest lakes are the Spirdingsee and the Mauersee; the Spirdingsee (Polish: Śniardwy) is with an area of 114 km² the largest lake in the country and belongs to the Masurian Lake District. If you decide to choose your private holiday home in Poland for accommodation on the Vistula, you will live on the longest river in Poland, the Vistula, which has a length of 1,022 kilometres and finally flows into the Baltic Sea.

Destinations around our apartments in Poland

Take a trip to the pile dwellings of Biskupin, founded 700 years B.C. and home to more than 1,000 people. In the Góry Stolowe National Park you can hike and climb to your heart’s content, and the dunes in the Slovenian National Park offer unique photo opportunities – not only during sunset. If the Carpathians in the southeast of the country are also on your travel agenda, make a detour from your apartment in Poland to Haczów and see the wonderful late Gothic wooden church built in the 14th century and, together with other Polish wooden churches, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2003.