Overview
You know what struck me first about Hotel Tuberoza? It’s actually on the right side of Piłsudskiego Street – and I mean that literally. When you’re walking toward the Tatra Mountains from Zakopane’s center, you want to be on the side where you can easily duck into those little regional restaurants and still have a straight shot to the cable car station. The hotel itself is this unassuming three-star place that honestly punches way above its weight class. I mean, a 9 rating doesn’t just happen by accident, especially in a town where tourists can be pretty demanding about their mountain views and morning coffee.
What really gets me about Tuberoza is how it feels like the owners actually live in Zakopane – not just run a business here. The lobby has this lived-in quality where you’ll find local hiking maps that are actually current (you’d be surprised how many places have outdated trail info), and the staff knows which góralski restaurants are worth the walk versus the tourist traps closer to Krupówki. The rooms are clean without being sterile, if that makes sense. You get proper mountain air circulation, which matters more than you’d think when you’re coming back sweaty from a day on the trails. Parking was straightforward too – none of that circling-the-block nightmare you get at some of the bigger hotels closer to the main pedestrian area.
Here’s the thing about staying on Piłsudskiego: you’re close enough to walk to everything that matters, but far enough from Krupówki Street that you won’t have drunk tourists singing under your window at 2 AM. Actually, the walk to the main square takes maybe ten minutes, and you pass some genuinely good pierogi spots that most visitors never find. The hotel sits in this sweet spot where locals still outnumber tourists on the street – you’ll see people heading to work in the morning, kids walking to school, that sort of authentic neighborhood feel. Plus, when you’re planning day trips to places like Morskie Oko or the cable car up Kasprowy Wierch, you’re not fighting through crowds just to get out of your hotel area. I stayed here during shoulder season in late September, and honestly, the whole experience felt more like visiting friends than checking into a hotel. The value is ridiculous too – three stars with service that feels more like four, and you’re not paying those inflated prices you get closer to the mountain stations.
Guest reviews
Based on the previous comments, I wasn't sure about the quality, but I fell in love with the guesthouse's atmosphere. I decided to book as the price was also friendly. I haven't regretted it for a minute. The staff was really nice and helpful, they speak English. The furniture is deliberately old, so the traces of time are visible on them. I found this nice and unique. The bed is comfy, neither too hard nor too soft. The room was cosy and spotless and smelt good. The breakfast selection was plentiful and of good quality, not only considering that it is a guesthouse but also by hotel standards. (During peak time, it's possible that some items are missing from the table but they are constantly working on refilling it.) For this money, Tuberoza is a perfect choice, it would be worth even more. Thank you for everything, we will return.
This little family-run hotel was the highlight of our 3 week stay! The call it a hotel, but the only difference is that you don't get any toiletries in your bathroom, other than that, I would rather like to call it your home away from home. The place is managed by the two owners, they were super helpful. The breakfast was a feast. You can sit in the lounge when you get home in the afternoon and enjoy free coffee/tea all day long. The rooms were really comfortable and clean. It is two streets away from the main attraction in town and although we rented a car, we walked everyone because of the location.
We were there over Christmas and they made us a very special Christmas dinner. Obviously not the norm as they only serve breakfast but there is nothing they won't do to make your stay enjoyable.
The personal touch of the owners were so appreciated. They give you the space you need, but were always there to help and give advice. We slept better in this bed than at our own home.
This little hotel comes highly recommended!!
Nice villa. Good position. Helpfull staff/owners. Free parking.
Hotel with a soul! Nice location, good breakfast, the staff is polite. If you go to Zakopane for active vacation (go to the nature attractions after breakfast and return to your room in the evening, for rest and sleep) this hotel is a good choice!
There is no bar, and they don’t have restaurant to have dinner (as I noticed), but the location is perfect. There are many places to eat nearby, and it takes 7-10 minutes to get to the city center
Just by coming inside you feel like home. Clean and calm, cozy. Staff helpful and sweet. Just my biggest recomendations.
The BNB is very welcoming and clean. The breakfast is plentiful and the breakfast playlist were also nice. Milena and Tadeusz are lovely :)
Breakfast and location was good
Chose Tuberoza because of the accepting pets, location, price and rating - didn't regret it.
The staff (including little doggy) is very friendly and helpful. Room is warm and bright - it gets sunshine throughout day. Window has the view on the street and the mountains, which is great. Bed is comfortable, exacty what you need after hiking.
Tasty breakfast was included.
Last but not least, location is just the best - it's in the center, but not on the main street which is crowdy and noisy. Also there's a supermarket across the street
Nice classical-style room and lobby. Good breakfast. Tea and coffee are available 24 hours a day, free of charge. The owners are very kind and helpful. Excellent location. A large food store is on the other side of the road. The place is quiet so that you can rest or sleep well.
