Vacation Rentals in Poland

Vacation Rentals in Poland

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Highlights Poland

  • Pure history
  • Untouched nature in the south
  • Bathing Paradise Baltic Sea
  • Worth a trip all year round

Best Vacation Rentals in Poland

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Vacation Rental for 4 Guests in Darłowo, Polish Baltic Sea Coast
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Darłowo, Polish Baltic Sea Coast
Vacation Rental • 646 ft² • 2 Bedrooms
8.1
(18 reviews)
3-room house 60 m2 on 3 levels. Simple and wooden furniture furnishings: open living room with satellite TV and radio. Small kitchen 7 m2 (4 hot plates, oven, microwave, electric coffee machine) with dining nook. Shower/WC. Upper floor: (steep stair), 1 large room with 3 beds (80 cm, length 200 cm). Exit to the balcony. Top floor: (steep stair), 1 room with sloping ceilings with 1 double bed. Balcony. Deck chairs (4). Facilities: Internet (WiFi). Reserved parking at the house. 1 pet/ dog allowed. The whole house is fineshed with wood. For your disposal: 4 deck chairs, parasol and windscreen...
from $50 / night
Vacation Rental for 4 Guests in Carpathians (poland), Silesia
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Carpathians (poland), Silesia
Vacation Rental • 861 ft² • 2 Bedrooms
9.6
(11 reviews)
3-room house 80 m2 on 2 levels. Beautiful and modern furnishings: open living/dining room 50 m2 with 1 sofabed, open-hearth fireplace and satellite TV (flat screen), DVD. Open kitchen (dishwasher, 1 induction hot plates, microwave). Exit to the terrace. Shower/WC. Upper floor: 1 open room 18 m2, with sloping ceilings with 1 french bed (160 cm, length 200 cm). Exit to the balcony. 1 room 11 m2, with sloping ceilings with 2 beds (80 cm, length 180 cm). Wood heating (extra). Balcony, large terrace. Terrace furniture, barbecue. Beautiful panoramic view of the lake, the mountains and the country...
from $65 / night
Vacation Rental for 4 Guests in West Pomerania
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West Pomerania
Vacation Rental • 646 ft² • 1 Bedroom
9.6
(14 reviews)
2-room apartment 60 m2, on the ground floor. Modern furnishings: living room 15 m2 with 1 double sofabed, satellite TV, radio and DVD. Exit to the garden, to the terrace. 1 room 12 m2 with 1 double bed (2 x 80 cm, length 200 cm). With Dressing room. Kitchen 8 m2 (4 ceramic glass hob hotplates, microwave, electric coffee machine) with dining table. Exit to the terrace. Shower/WC. Heating, forced-air heating. Terrace. Terrace furniture. Marvellous panoramic view of the lake and the forest. Facilities: washing machine, dryer. Internet (WiFi, free). Reserved parking at the house. Please note: n...
from $66 / night

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Prices and availability

Current Vacation rental prices in Poland

$135for 7 Dec - 14 Dec
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Current vacation rental availability in Poland

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Vacation rentals in Poland

Holidays at Poland's Baltic Sea coast

The Polish Baltic Sea coast is probably the most popular holiday region of the country and therefore has a very large offer of holiday accommodations in all price ranges. Starting from Swinemünde near the German border via Wollin, Kolberg, Stolpmünde and Leba at Lebsko Lake to Gdansk, Gdynia and Elblag, you will always find what you are looking for when looking for an idyllic vacation rental or a cosy holiday apartment.

Holidays in the metropolises of the country

Especially culture lovers and those interested in history are drawn to the large cities of the country, which are bursting with sights as well as holiday accommodations. The largest offer is in the state capital Warsaw, where you will find what you are looking for, especially in the picturesque centre. Other tourist hotspots are Krakow, Lodz, Wroclaw, Poznan, Szczecin, Lublin and Katowice in Silesia.

A vacation rental in the south

If you like it a little more quiet and want to spend your holiday in almost untouched nature, you will feel comfortable with a holiday apartment in the south of Poland. In particular the many small villages in Rübezahlls Reich, the Giant Mountains, meet this requirement in any case thanks to their location far away from all the metropolises. Other popular green resorts are Zakopane, Buczkowice in the Cape Maps and Krynica-Zdrój.

Skyline of Warsaw
Skyline of Warsaw

Holidays in Poland

Travelers and Activities

Poland for people interested in history

Hardly any other country is as rich in historical treasures as Poland. Accordingly, history lovers and those interested in culture can let off steam to their heart's content between castles, monasteries and museums. Particularly worth seeing are the historic old town of Krakow, the medieval salt mine of Wieliczka, the old town of Thorn built by German knights in the 13th century, the red Marienburg in Malbork and the countless impressive wooden churches. The offer is rounded off by museums such as the Chopin Museum, the Archive of Nations and the memorial site of the former Auschwitz concentration camp, which commemorates the dark times in Poland's history.

Paradise for active holidaymakers

Poland is a synonym for landscape diversity and offers a correspondingly wide range of activities. While in the mountain regions such as the forest capitals, the Giant Mountains and the Beskydy Mountains everything revolves around hiking, mountain biking and trekking, Zakopane is the epicentre of winter sports. Water sports enthusiasts, on the other hand, will find what they are looking for especially in the Baltic Sea, where windsurfers, kitesurfers and sailors will find the best conditions. On the other hand, the rivers and lakes in the interior, which invite you to kayak in a relaxed manner, are a little quieter.

Poland was the first European country to have a constitution.

Things to know

Best travel time

The diversity of Poland makes it a very popular destination all year round. This is particularly true of the country's cultural metropolises, which radiate their own unique charm all year round. Thanks to the great guarantee of snow, the months of December to March in particular are considered the ideal travel time for winter sports enthusiasts. If, on the other hand, you are planning an extended beach holiday on the Baltic Sea or on the inland lakes in the heart of Poland, you should plan your vacation rental for the months of June to December, when temperatures above 25 degrees Celsius and an average of up to 9 hours of sunshine per day attract you. For nature lovers who want to get close to shy animals like wolves, bears or eagles, October is also a good month to visit southern Poland.

Regular events

The event season in Poland begins with the Stettiner Theatertage and the Stadtfest in Köslin in April as well as with the maritime Ostseetage Swinemünde and the Festival of Early Music at the Marienburg in June. The festival continues with the fishing festival in Jastarnia in July, the Sopot Festival in August and the international Shakespeare Days in Gdansk's Wybrezeze Theatre in September. Young and old friends of the Middle Ages can also look forward to the great Viking Festival in Wollin in July, during which exhibition fights, handicrafts and numerous interactive activities await you and your children.

Port of the old town of Gdansk with the crane gate
Port of the old town of Gdansk with the crane gate

Top 5 travel tips

A visit to the amber town Gdansk

The former German Hanseatic city of Gdansk has been known for its amber culture for centuries. In the narrow streets that branch off from the historic harbour into the old town, there are still numerous small shops and manufactories where the fossil resin is processed into artistic jewellery. Look over the shoulder of the craftsmen and treat yourself to such a piece of jewellery or use it as a souvenir.

Dive into the pulsating nightlife of Warsaw

Those who book an apartment in the capital during their holiday in Poland and have something for the nightlife should definitely pay a visit to the Warsaw entertainment district. The Platinium Club near the National Opera, the Tygmont Jazz Club and the Opera Club, which attracts many young people with its classical music and modern ambience, are highly recommended.

Relax in the Bieszczady Mountains

Nature lovers should travel to the low mountain range landscape on the border to Slovenia and the Ukraine, because not only breathtaking panoramas await them in the local national park, but with a bit of luck also encounters with animals that have long since ceased to be native to Germany, such as wild cats, brown bears and wolves. In any case, the ascent to Bieszczady, the highest mountain in the region with 1346 meters, is also part of it.

Polish cuisine

The Polish cuisine is very hearty and therefore just right for lovers of hearty dishes. In order to enjoy traditional dishes such as the Polish national dish "Bigos", the beetroot soup "Barszcz" or the blood sausage with barley ("Kaszanka") as unadulterated as possible, you should tend to visit the smaller restaurants where the locals are also guests.

In close contact with giant lizards

A visit to the Polish Jurassic Park is an absolute highlight for little dinofans. A good 30 kilometres behind the German-Polish border near Küstrin, loud yelling is already announcing that primeval creatures are up to their ears behind the metre-high fence. Embark on an exciting journey into the history of the earth and encounter over 100 life-size dinosaurs on the site. Between the Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Brachiosaurus, which rises 15 metres into the sky, radiant children's eyes are guaranteed.

FAQs: Vacation Rentals in Poland

What is the average price for vacation rentals in Poland?

At an average cost of $104 per night, Poland lies at the lower end of the price range for vacation rentals in Europe.

What time of year offers, on average, the best vacation rental prices in Poland?

If you would like to save the maximum during your visit to Poland, pack your bags and travel there in April ($94 per night on average), October ($97), or September ($97), to find the lowest prices for the whole year.

During which months are vacation rentals more expensive in Poland?

Last year, the month that had the highest annual average in Poland was January, with an average price of $126 per night. This was followed by December, with an average of $111, and then July, with $110.

Are there usually many vacation rentals available in Poland?

If you decide to put Poland on your bucket list, we recommend organizing your travels well in advance because it is usually very high in demand, with an annual average of 55% of rentals booked the previous year.

What are the best months for a last-minute getaway?

April, May and September are, in order of highest to lowest, the months offering the largest number of properties free, with an average availability of 56%, 54%, and 52%.

How many rentals does Holidu have in Poland?

In Poland we offer you a comprehensive catalog of around 54,000 properties, with options for all tastes, thanks to our 31 local and international providers.