Spend warm spring days at Hotel Gromada in Radom! Don't hesitate, book today! The best price offer only on our website, we invite you! Valid from March 22, 2025, to June 19, 2025.
accommodation in a spacious room
still/sparkling water in the room
tea and coffee making facilities in the room
free internet access throughout the hotel
possibility to use baggage storage
access to the game room (pool table, foosball, xbox console)
Additional information
Meals
On the premises of the Hotel is the "Sztuka Smaku" Restaurant with a cozy, intimate interior, offering Polish cuisine in a modern style. In the morning, we serve breakfast in a buffet form. In the summer, guests can enjoy a large garden, where they can sip delicious Costa Coffee and taste exquisite desserts. Additionally, there is the possibility of organizing catering, corporate events, and special occasions, such as communions, christenings, birthdays, formal dinners, or intimate wedding receptions. This is a place where taste and the customer come first.
Grodzisko „Piotrówka” from the turn of the 9th/10th century, regarded as the cradle of present-day Radom, a remnant of the Radom castellany; at the turn of the 18th/19th century, a burial ground for the old and new Radom.
Old Town along with the first brick Roman Catholic church from the 13th century dedicated to St. Wenceslaus - the oldest architectural monument of Radom, built on the initiative of Leszek Biały and endowed, as tradition holds, by Prince Bolesław the Shy, a mute witness to the granting of city rights to Radom around 1300.
New Town - Kazimierzowskie City - was established on "raw roots" during the reign of King Kazimierz the Great around 1340; granted city rights around 1350, and from 1364 on Magdeburg rights. It had three gates: Lubelska, Piotrkowska, and Krakowska.
Parish church of St. John the Baptist from the 14th century, rebuilt by Józef Pius Dziekoński, erected around 1360-1370, from the foundation of King Kazimierz the Great in Gothic style, single-nave, expanded in the 15th and 16th centuries by the addition of five chapels.
Parish building - a remnant of the Gothic royal castle from the 14th century - at the corner of Wałowa and Grodzka Streets, currently the vicarage of the parish of St. John the Baptist, described in the 16th century as a "large house with cloisters," destroyed during the Swedish Deluge, it lost its former glory and in the 19th century was leased to the parish of St. John the Baptist.
Marketplace of Kazimierzowskie City has preserved a clear urban layout, characteristic of cities established in Europe under Magdeburg law.
Medieval Lublin route – 6/8 Stefan Żeromski Street: the church of St. Catherine and the monastery - the most valuable monument of late medieval times; located to the east of the Marketplace, built between 1468-1507 from the foundation of King Kazimierz Jagiellończyk in late Gothic style; once a bastion of patriotism in Radom.
Extra paid services
breakfast served in the form of a continental buffet from 7:00 AM - 10:00 AM - 40 PLN gross/person
monitored parking - 30 PLN gross/day/car
fee for pets - 50 PLN gross/night
Important information
Animals
The hotel accepts animals - additional fee 50 PLN.
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