Address: St. Starościńska 14, 82-200 Malbork

The biggest and most impressing gothic Teutonic castle in Europe which has miraculously survived up to date and can be admired with a local guide or from outside, to realize the immensity and magnificence of the fortress, the then capital of the Order. It dates back to 1275, the beginning of its construction; in 1300 the third wind of the castle was finished; in 1309 it became the Teutonic Order's capital...
In 1997 The entire fortress complex was enlisted into the UNESCO list.

The Castle Hotel in Malbork is situated in the historic building of the former Teutonic hospital for lansquenets, located within the so-called Lower Castle. There are 82 places of accommodation in total 42 rooms (10 with bathtubs, 32 with showers, all with bidets ). In each room there is a telephone and satellite TV. The Hotel guarantees its guests unforgettable memories from staying in the medieval fortress.

The Castle Hotel houses 3 restaurants and 1 café, where 300 people can be waited on.

A conference hall for about 100 people where there is a possibility of simultaneous interpreting into several languages. Fully equipped with audio and video systems. Capacity: 100

In the summer season the castle is the host to the famous night performances called "Light and Sound". Every year, in the second half of July, you can witness the spectacular inscenization of the historical Malbork siege performed by all the knight confraternities from all over Poland

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