Hotel Branicki

A very nice Hotel in a perfect position. Room well equipped and nice breakfast. Only I would prefer a bar of soap rather than dispensers.

Spacious rooms, quiet and comfortable. Very friendly, helpful staff.

Was a little suspect of the high ratings for this and many other hotels. Have to say that we were very pleased with this property. There was a wedding reception the evening of our arrival so the restaurant had to be partitioned. That wasn’t ideal but the food was excellent and the wedding party was having a great time. So that was what really mattered, right? Property is in a renovated building but it was well done. Breakfast area is a bit small when the hotel is busy but the food was very good. Staff is very friendly and helpful. Parking is tight but they have a dedicated lot with about a dozen spaces. It cost a little to park there but well worth it. The alternative was on-Street (Free) parking but that was in short supply. Room was comfortable and larger than anticipated as are use to small European hotel rooms.

Awfull & loud music to breakfast

Beautiful hotel,very friendly staff. The rooms were extra clean and the food in the hotel restaurant was exceptional! Highly recommend this hotel to everyone.

Close to town centre, but still in a quiet area. Very comfortable room with balcony, plus a kettle (not found in many European hotel rooms).

Absolutely loved this hotel. Great location, funky decor, exceptionally clean. Great value for money. Would stay here again and again.

This is a good hotel for business or pleasure trip. The hotel has Spa zone. Breakfast is excellent as everywhere in Bielostok. The hotel has its own parking. You can reach one of city malls within 10 min. walking

Beautiful room. Close walking distance to center with shops, restaurants, museum, church and Branicki Palace and garden. Highly recommend.

My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Branicki in Bialystock from May 21-24 of this year. This is a lovely hotel with a boutique environment that is reminiscent of prior decades (even though it is in fact a modern structure.) Our room, a Superior King Bed, was nicely decorated, very clean, and spacious enough for our comfort. The staff was, without exception, very attentive and accommodating. And the onsite restaurant, The Orangery, was exceptionally good. Every morning, there was a complete and lavish breakfast buffet, and the dinners were well above typical hotel fare. The presentations were elegant and the choices were very tasty! My husband took advantage of the cigar bar one evening and enjoyed the clubby atmosphere in this special (and well-ventilated) room. The highlight of our stay in Bialystock occurred on the third day of our visit when we met with the guide, Anna Krasnicka, who was recommended by the hotel desk. We contacted her about 3 weeks before we arrived in Poland to arrange for her services. She picked us up at the hotel in the morning and she drove us in her car to the rural areas around Bialystock where we had identified probable connections in our ancestry research. Anna was absolutely ideal as a guide! She was very fluent in English and had been a Polish History teacher in her past. We highly recommend her!! You can reach her through the hotel or directly at ankras77@gmail.com. And try her blog http://bialystoksubiektywnie.com/