Dom Zdrojowy
ul. 3-go Maja 1
59-850 Świeradów-Zdrój
Tel.: +48 75 78 20 500
Tel.: +48 75 78 20 600
Front desk is open every day from 8.00 am to 8.00 pm
Welcome
“Dom Zdrojowy” facility is the most interesting architectural building in Świeradów-Zdrój.
It was constructed in 1899, according to the design of a renowned architect named Grosser. This health resort was built on the foundations of the “Dom Źródlany” facility, which was constructed in 1781 and destroyed during a fire in 1895.
The facility is divided into two buildings, which are connected via the longest Walking Hall in Lower Silesia (80 metres). Next to it on the terraces (160 metres), there is the so-called "Artificial Cave" located, where the mineral water well room used to be situated. This is also where the M. Orłowicz Main Sudetes Trail begins.
Rooms
“Dom Zdrojowy” facility is able to accommodate 271 guests in single, double, triple, quadruple rooms and suites.
All rooms are equipped with a bathroom, telephone, TV set, tea and coffee appliances. Furthermore, there’s access to the Internet within the building, and the facility is adapted to the disabled people’s needs.
Attractions
The guests can use the treatment areas, SPA, dining room, cafe, gym, mineral water well room, 3 passenger elevators, swimming pool, as well as shops with souvenirs and natural cosmetics. A payable, monitored, 24-hour car park is available near the facility.
Museum
Basements of the historic “Dom Zdrojowy” facility include the Spring Museum, which is also known as the Museum of Health Resort Mining. It was opened in September 2014, in connection with the 260th anniversary of establishing the first mineral water springs in Świeradów. The museum basements include exhibitions presenting history of the health resort, as well as the beginnings of exploitation of the local springs.
