Restaurants, hotels, bars and wineries in Zakopane from the En Primeur Club guide.
Accolades in Zakopane
Grand Kasprowy and Drukarnia Smaku Cristina have extensive wine lists. Stary Niedźwiedź pairs a sommelier-led wine program with tasting menus and à la carte dining.
Grand Kasprowy pairs a wood-fired grill menu with an exceptional wine program, an extensive wine list, and sommelier-led service. It holds a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence and a Michelin Plate, and the food runs from aged steaks to regional lamb and mountain trout.
Drukarnia Smaku Cristina serves modern Polish cooking with international influences and has an extensive wine list. The former printing house setting includes exposed beams and a glass kitchen showcasing house-made cheeses, bread, and pickles.
Stary Niedźwiedź serves modern European fine dining in a Nordic-style basement villa in Strążyska Valley. The Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant offers tasting menus and à la carte dining with a sommelier-led wine program.
Marilor and EN Hotel bring contemporary highland cooking and a hyper-local restaurant into hotel settings. Stary Niedźwiedź adds Michelin Key recognition and minimalist interiors to the accommodation selection.
Marilor serves modern Polish / Zakopane cuisine in a bright contemporary room inside Nosalowy Park Hotel & Spa. The kitchen leans on technique and polished presentation, and the restaurant holds a Michelin Plate.
EN Hotel is a boutique mountain hotel in Kuźnice with a gourmet restaurant and a hyper-local focus. The property has 15 rooms and a small spa, and holds Michelin 2 Keys recognition.
Stary Niedźwiedź is a hotel in Strazyska with a traditional chalet exterior and modern minimalist interiors. Its infinity pool overlooks the Tatra Mountains, and the property holds Michelin 1 Key recognition.
There are no Michelin-starred restaurants in our Zakopane guide. Stary Niedźwiedź holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand, while Grand Kasprowy and Marilor hold Michelin Plates. These restaurant distinctions are separate from Michelin stars.
Grand Kasprowy holds the Wine Spectator Award of Excellence in our Zakopane guide. It combines an exceptional wine program with sommelier-led service and an extensive wine list, alongside wood-fired grill cooking and Polish regional specialities.
Strążyska Valley and Plac Niepodległości contain restaurants with wine lists in our guide. Stary Niedźwiedź serves modern European fine dining in Strążyska Valley, while Drukarnia Smaku Cristina offers modern Polish cooking with international influences in Plac Niepodległości.
Stary Niedźwiedź in Strążyska Valley offers tasting menus alongside à la carte dining. The modern European fine dining restaurant holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand and has a wine list with sommelier-led service.
By Emmett Haley · Updated October 8, 2026 · Editorial standards
Zakopane
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Zakopane, Poland
Stary Niedźwiedź holds a 2025 Michelin Bib Gourmand, placing it among a small group of mountain-region restaurants in Poland where serious cooking meets accessible pricing. For a town better known for smoked sheep's cheese and tourist-trail góralska fare, this level of recognition carries real weight.
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Drukarnia Smaku Cristina sits on Zakopane's central plac Niepodległości and carries a 2025 La Liste score of 76.5 points, placing it among Poland's recognised Polish Fusion addresses.For the Tatra region, it represents a category of serious cooking rarely found this far from Kraków or Warsaw.
Zakopane, Poland
Grand Kasprowy operates inside the Bachleda hotel on Zakopane's southern edge, where post-ski dining tilts toward prime cuts cooked over charcoal. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame the Tatra peaks, and the menu runs from ribeye to local lamb—direct mountain fuel with a sharper technical edge than the resort-town average.
Zakopane, Poland
Set inside the Nosalowy Park Hotel & Spa, Marilor departs from the timber-heavy Alpine aesthetic typical of Zakopane's dining scene. The bright, contemporary dining room serves carefully executed dishes built on quality ingredients—marinated trout tartare, rack of lamb with demi-glace, textbook tarte Tatin—anchored in technique rather than regional folklore.
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EN Hotel occupies a repurposed historical structure inside Tatra National Park, placing it in a development-restricted zone that most Zakopane visitors never reach. With 15 rooms, a hyper-local restaurant, and a small spa, it operates at a price point of around $143 per night, low for the access it provides. Guests arrive by the hotel's designated driver; no private cars enter the reserve after dusk.
Zakopane, Poland
On Krupówki, Zakopane's central promenade, Bachleda Residence occupies a position that few mountain hotels can match: 128 rooms finished in local wood, sandstone, and granite, with Tatra and Gubałówka Range views from the deluxe tier. The on-site restaurant covers Polish and European cooking, and the address puts the high-altitude town's main drag directly underfoot.
Zakopane, Poland
This hostel-style chalet at the foot of the Tatra Mountains in Zakopane hosted more than five million guests as a Polish Tourist and Sightseeing Society lodge before it was transformed into the luxurious Aries Hotel & Spa. This quaint, often snow-covered New Westphalian-style landmark still has many of the features that made it popular with generations of hikers, inviting interiors with exposed timber beams and stone fireplaces, a cozy café and bar, and abundant mountain views. But these days, its rooms and suites are both functional and fashionable, with sustainable Hypnos beds, richly textured carpets, and decor inspired by local craft traditions. Sweetening the deal is an elegant wood-framed spa with a light-filled indoor pool and a pair of stone-lined outdoor Jacuzzis.
Zakopane, Poland
Biała Owca is a Michelin Selected hotel in Zakopane, Poland's high-altitude resort town at the foot of the Tatra Mountains. The property sits on Bogdańskiego street, placing guests within reach of the trails, thermal spas, and highland culture that define the town's appeal as a year-round mountain retreat. Michelin recognition signals a level of care that separates it from the broader mid-market hotel stock in the area.
Zakopane, Poland
Sitting on Kościuszki Street in Zakopane, Nosalowy Park Hotel & Spa holds a Michelin Selected distinction for 2025, placing it among a small group of Polish mountain properties recognised for consistent hospitality standards. The hotel pairs a spa offer with the forested setting of the Tatra foothills, making it a considered base for both winter and summer visits to Poland's most-visited alpine town.
Zakopane, Poland
Rezydencja Nosalowy Dwór holds a Michelin Selected distinction in the 2025 Michelin Hotels guide, placing it among a small tier of Polish mountain properties recognised for accommodation quality. Located on ul. Oswalda Balzera in Zakopane, it sits within reach of the Tatra foothills and the town's main resort infrastructure, making it a credible base for travellers who want recognised standards in Poland's most visited highland destination.
Zakopane, Poland
Rysy Boutique Hotel on Goszczyńskiego 7 in Zakopane holds a MICHELIN Selected distinction for 2025, placing it among a small cohort of Polish mountain properties recognised for quality and character. The hotel sits in a town defined by Tatra National Park access and highland vernacular architecture, positioning it as a considered base for the serious Zakopane visitor.
Zakopane, Poland
Stary Niedźwiedź sits on Strążyska street in Zakopane, carrying Michelin Selected recognition in the 2025 guide, a distinction that places it in a compact tier of Polish mountain accommodation earning international editorial notice. The property draws visitors oriented toward the Tatra foothills, where highland timber architecture and proximity to the valley trails define the character of a stay rather than resort-scale amenities.
Zakopane, Poland
Villa Milimani sits on Droga Do Walczaków in Zakopane's quieter residential fringe, holding a 2025 Michelin Selected distinction that places it in the upper tier of Poland's mountain accommodation. For travellers seeking a smaller-scale property within reach of the Tatra trails and Krupówki, it represents a considered alternative to the larger spa resorts that dominate the town's hotel offer.
Zakopane, Poland
A Michelin Selected property on Staszica Street in the heart of Zakopane, Villa Nova sits within Poland's mountain resort capital at a tier where design character and location precision matter more than hotel-group affiliation. The Michelin Selected designation places it among a curated shortlist of Zakopane accommodations worth serious consideration for visitors who prioritise quality over volume.
Zakopane, Poland
A Michelin Selected apartment-hotel on ul. Henryka Sienkiewicza in the heart of Zakopane, Villa T Apartments & SPA sits within walking distance of the town's main thoroughfare and the Tatras trailhead infrastructure. The property combines self-catering apartment formats with spa access, placing it in a tier of Polish mountain accommodation that prizes flexibility alongside recognised quality standards.
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