The IBB Hotel Grand Hotel Lublin offers guests 72 elegantly furnished, spacious rooms and suites, ideally equipped for both work and leisure.

Despite the historical character of the building, the hotel provides the latest technological solutions, with free internet connection in all the rooms and wireless, high-speed internet access in the lobby, restaurant, and the bar.

History

The hotel building was constructed in the years 1899-1900, in just 17 months, for the Commercial Chamber of Lublin. It was designed by Gustaw Landau, an architect working in Warsaw and Lodz, and a brother of one of the co-owners of the Commercial Chamber. It became a popular venue for business negotiations as well as meals. In 1910 the building got the architectural shape which we can now admire. In the period between the two World Wars on the ground floor there was a delicatessen shop and a coffee shop with breakfast rooms.

During World War Two the building was transformed into the Deutsches Haus because of its convenient location in the city centre. In the 50s it was changed into a low standard hotel with Lublinianka Cafe and a restaurant downstairs. Lublin Grand Hotel Sp. z o. o., a company belonging to the Von der Heyden Group bought the hotel in 2000 and thoroughly restored and modernised it, which led to its re-opening, as a 4-star deluxe hotel, in May 2002. The restoration efforts have been widely acknowledged, and brought the hotel a few prestigious awards.

Since 2003 the hotel has been managed by IBB Hotel Collection.

The IBB Group operates 3*, 4* and 5* hotels in Poland, Germany and Malta. In the next years, IBB Hotel Collection plans further development in Europe and beyond.

Despite the historical character of the building, the hotel provides the latest technological solutions, with free internet connection in all the rooms and wireless, high-speed internet access in the lobby, restaurant, and the bar.