Palace Mierzęcin Wellness & Wine Resort is a true pearl among Polish SPA resorts, located in the heart of the picturesque Drawa Lake District. This 19th-century palace, surrounded by a 200-hectare landscaped park, combines historical character with modern luxury. An unusual feature of the place is its own vineyard, one of the largest in Poland, established in 2004. Guests can participate in tastings of local wines, as well as enjoy unique vinotherapy treatments, using the beneficial properties of grapes and wine. The palace spa offers rituals inspired by local traditions, including wine baths and wraps made from grape seeds, which have powerful antioxidant effects. The wellness area includes a counter-current pool, Jacuzzi, steam room and saunas - Finnish and infrared. The historic interiors of the palace hide a fascinating story about the von Waldow family, which ruled the land for more than 200 years. According to local legend, the palace gardens hid family treasures during the turmoil of war, which were never found.

Not far from the picturesque Gródek nad Dunajcem, surrounded by Lake Rożnowskie, is the Lemon Resort Spa. This modern complex is distinguished by its spectacular location on a hill with a panoramic view of the lake's surface and the Beskid Sądecki range. The resort is famous for its unique pool area, where you can swim while admiring the mountain landscape thanks to glass walls. The wellness area includes a sauna complex, including a unique panoramic sauna overlooking the lake, and an outdoor Jacuzzi on the terrace. Lemon Resort offers a range of treatments inspired by natural ingredients, including a unique citrus ritual that has become the resort's trademark. Interestingly, the resort is located in a region with a unique microclimate, comparable to the Mediterranean, which makes the summer season last longer here than in other parts of Poland. The area is famous for its rich history - in the Middle Ages a trade route connecting Krakow and Hungary ran through here, and on a nearby hill are the ruins of Tropsztyn Castle, with which is associated the legend of the hidden treasure of the Incas.

Hotel Uroczysko Siedmiu Stawów is a magical place located in the Valley of the Ponds in the Owl Mountains. As the name suggests, the complex is surrounded by seven picturesque ponds, which, according to local legend, were formed from the tears of a princess mourning her lost love. This 16th century manor house has been transformed into a luxury resort, retaining its historic character and adding modern amenities. The resort is famous for its unique spa, which takes advantage of the region's natural resources, including herbs from the surrounding meadows and healing muds. The spa area includes a counter-current pool, Jacuzzi and sauna complex, including a unique sauna overlooking the ponds. A unique treatment is the 'Seven Ponds' ritual, combining elements of hydrotherapy with massage and aromatherapy. The hotel is located on the former estate of the von Prittwitz und Gaffron family, and in the area one can discover numerous traces of the activities of the Knights Templar, who had their estates in the region. Enthusiasts of active recreation will appreciate the opportunity to explore the surrounding hiking trails, leading to the mysterious underground of the Owl Mountains and picturesque waterfalls.

Fabryka Włny Hotel & Spa in Pabianice is a fascinating example of the revitalization of post-industrial space. This luxurious complex was built within the historic walls of a 19th century wool factory owned by the Krusche & Ender family, one of the most influential industrial families in the Lodz region. The architects masterfully combined the building's industrial character with modern elements, preserving the original brick walls, steel structures and tall windows. The spa area, occupying more than 1,500 sqm, offers a unique wellness experience inspired by textile traditions. Guests can enjoy a whirlpool, a sauna complex (Finnish, steam and infrared), a tepidarium and a relaxation area with heated loungers. A unique treatment is the 'Woolly Regeneration' ritual, which uses the natural properties of lanolin. Interestingly, fragments of original weaving machines have been discovered in the hotel's basement and displayed as decorative elements. The hotel's surroundings hide many traces of the region's industrial history, including historic factory owners' villas and former workers' estates.

Hotel & Medi-SPA Bialy Kamien in Swieradow-Zdroj is a gem located at the foot of the Jizera Mountains, in one of the oldest Polish spas, whose history dates back to the 17th century. The resort's name refers to the local legend of the white stone, which was said to bring good luck and health to all who touched it. The hotel stands out for its unique combination of traditional spa methods and modern medicine. The wellness area includes a swimming pool with counter-current and whirlpool, Jacuzzi, sauna complex and salt grotto. A unique feature of the resort is the use of local sulfide waters, which are renowned for their healing properties, especially for rheumatic and skin ailments. White Stone offers a range of specialized medical treatments, including balneotherapy, cryotherapy and physiotherapy. Interestingly, there are traces of old mining in the area - tin and cobalt ores were mined here in the 18th century. Enthusiasts of active recreation will appreciate the proximity of Singletracks - specially prepared bicycle routes that wind picturesquely through the surrounding mountains.

Talaria Resort & SPA in Trojanow is a luxurious complex located in the heart of picturesque Mazovia, just an hour's drive from Warsaw. The resort is housed in a restored 19th-century manor and park complex, which for years belonged to the Zamoyski family. The name 'Talaria' refers to the winged sandals of the god Hermes from Greek mythology, symbolizing speed and lightness - values that reflect the philosophy of the place. The resort is surrounded by a 10-acre park with centuries-old oak and lime trees, among which walking paths and relaxation areas have been laid out. The spa area offers a range of unique treatments, including rituals inspired by the traditions of various world cultures. Guests can enjoy a whirlpool, Jacuzzi, steam room and sauna complex. A unique feature is the outdoor Jacuzzi on the terrace overlooking the park. Interestingly, there is a historic chapel in the park, at which, according to local legend, lovers from two feuding families secretly met. The surrounding area abounds in scenic biking and hiking trails, leading through Mazovian meadows and forests.

The Dr Irena Eris Wzgórza Dylewskie SPA Hotel is an exclusive resort located in the Dylewskie Hills Landscape Park, in a region known as 'Mazurian Switzerland' due to its picturesque hilly terrain. The hotel was created on the initiative of Dr. Irena Eris, founder of one of the most recognizable Polish cosmetic brands. The resort stands out for its holistic approach to care and health, combining cosmetic treatments with elements of aesthetic medicine and wellness. The SPA zone offers proprietary rituals developed by Dr Irena Eris brand experts, using innovative cosmetics and techniques. Guests can enjoy a swimming pool with counter-current, Jacuzzi, steam bath and sauna complex. A unique feature is the Cosmetic Institute, where advanced treatments using the latest technologies are carried out. It is interesting to note that the hotel is located on a former Prussian land estate, and traces of settlement dating back to the Prussian tribes can be found in the area. The region is famous for its exceptional biodiversity - the Dylewskie Hills are home to more than 500 species of plants, including many rare and protected ones.

When choosing the ideal spa for a weekend relaxation, it is worth considering several key aspects that differentiate the featured resorts. In terms of location and natural surroundings, each resort offers a unique experience. The Lemon Resort Spa impresses with a panoramic view of Lake Rożnowskie and Beskid Sądecki, making it an ideal choice for lovers of mountain scenery and water sports. On the other hand, the Hotel Uroczysko Siedmiu Stawów, located in the picturesque Valley of Ponds in the Owl Mountains, offers an intimate atmosphere surrounded by seven picturesque bodies of water, ideal for those seeking silence and contact with nature. Mierzęcin Palace is distinguished by its extensive 200-hectare park and its own vineyard, which is a unique attraction for lovers of wine and historic spaces.

As for the character and style of the buildings, we can distinguish two main categories: historical and modern. The former includes Mierzęcin Palace, Hotel Uroczysko Siedmiu Stawów and Talaria Resort & SPA, which are housed in historic buildings with a rich history, offering a stay in stylish interiors with a soul. On the other hand, Lemon Resort Spa and Dr. Irena Eris Wzgórza Dylewskie SPA Hotel represent modern architecture with lots of glazing, allowing to admire the surrounding landscapes. The Woolen Factory Hotel & Spa is a fascinating example of the adaptation of a post-industrial space, combining industrial character with modern amenities.

In terms of treatment and wellness offerings, each resort has its own specialty. The & Medi-SPA Hotel White Stone focuses on the medical aspects of wellness, offering balneological treatments using local sulfide waters and professional physiotherapy care. It is an ideal choice for people with rheumatic or skin ailments. The Dr Irena Eris Wzgórza Dylewskie SPA Hotel specializes in advanced cosmetic treatments and aesthetic medicine, using proprietary cosmetics and innovative technologies. Mierzęcin Palace stands out for its unique vinotherapy treatments, using the beneficial properties of grapes and wine from its own vineyard.

Price-wise, the resorts can be divided into three categories. The most exclusive are the Dr Irena Eris Wzgórza Dylewskie SPA Hotel and Mierzęcin Palace, offering the highest standard of services and unique wellness experiences. The middle price range is represented by Lemon Resort Spa, Talaria Resort & SPA and Fabryka Włny Hotel & Spa, combining high standards with reasonable prices. The most affordable are Hotel Uroczysko Siedmiu Stawów and Hotel & Medi-SPA Biały Kamień, which offer high-quality services and picturesque locations despite lower prices.

For families with children, the best choice would be Lemon Resort Spa and Talaria Resort & SPA, which offer special zones and attractions for the little ones, including shallow pools, playgrounds and animation. Couples looking for a romantic weekend will appreciate the intimate atmosphere of the Hotel Uroczysko Siedmiu Stawów or the historic character of Mierzęcin Palace. Enthusiasts of active recreation will find the most opportunities at the Hotel & Medi-SPA Bialy Kamien (Singletrack biking trails) and the Dr Irena Eris Wzgórza Dylewskie SPA Hotel (hiking and biking trails).

When choosing the ideal SPA for weekend relaxation, it is also worth noting additional attractions in the area. The region of Swieradow-Zdroj, where the Hotel & Medi-SPA Bialy Kamien is located, offers numerous hiking trails, a gondola railroad to Stóg Izerski and a charming spa with a historic Walking Hall and a pump house. The area around Mierzęcin Palace is a paradise for nature lovers - the Drawa National Park with its picturesque lakes and rivers ideal for kayaking. In turn, the Dylewskie Hills, where the Dr Irena Eris SPA Hotel is located, delight with its hilly landscape and numerous vantage points.

Regardless of the resort chosen, each of the featured SPA resorts guarantees high-quality services, professional service and unforgettable wellness experiences away from the hustle and bustle of the city. These are places where time passes at a slower pace and every moment is conducive to the regeneration of body and mind, surrounded by beautiful Polish nature.