Rent holiday homes and holiday apartments in Jordanów

If you would like to rent a holiday apartment or holiday home in Jordanów, you can tailor your accommodation search to the specific local features. Jordanów is located on the Skawa River at the foot of the Makowski Beskid. The Market Square, the landscape and a signposted cycle route provide clear points of reference when choosing where to stay.

Key facts

• Jordanów is located on the Skawa River at the foot of the Makowski Beskid, approximately 485 metres above sea level.
• The highest point within the town is Góra Pykrzec, at 741 metres.
• A 22-kilometre red cycle route starts and ends at Jordanów railway station and leads via Wysoka, Góra Ludwiki, Toporzysko and Bystra.
• The Market Square features a neo-Gothic urban complex of three brick buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as a nearby parish church.
• Jordanów was founded in 1564 and received the right to hold annual fairs in 1581.

Landscape and geographical location

The location on the Skawa and at the foot of the Makowski Beskid is a specific starting point for your accommodation search. If the combination of river landscape and mountains suits your trip, include this geographical setting when comparing a holiday apartment, holiday home or hotel.

The wider Sucha County consists predominantly of mountainous terrain with extensive forests and the upper Skawa River basin; Jordanów is one of the towns on the Skawa. If you would also like to include this wider landscape in your travel planning, the location of your accommodation should suit your preferred focus.

Cycle route and active day planning

For cyclists, the 22-kilometre red route is a particular point of reference: it starts and ends at Jordanów railway station and runs via Wysoka, Góra Ludwiki, Toporzysko and Bystra. If you would like to include this route in your plans, you can consider how the location in relation to the named starting point at the railway station fits into your personal daily schedule when searching for accommodation.

When choosing your accommodation, the main consideration is therefore whether starting the route at the railway station suits your planned stay. No further statement about routes, travel times or facilities is necessary for the search.

Market Square, architectural history and fairs

Jordanów’s Market Square preserves a neo-Gothic complex of three brick buildings. These include the former district court and tax office, a tenement house and the 1911 town hall; the parish church is also located nearby. If the town’s architectural history is one of your travel interests, you can tailor your accommodation search to its location in relation to the Market Square.

The town’s history also offers a clear cultural connection: Jordanów was established in 1564 and received the right to hold annual fairs in 1581, where cattle, linen and salt were historically traded. This historical context can help you decide whether the cultural character of the town is more important for your trip than its landscape or cycling connections.

Comparing Jordanów as an accommodation destination

When searching for accommodation in Jordanów, you can therefore set three different priorities: the location on the Skawa and at the Makowski Beskid, the connection to the cycle route at the railway station, or a focus on the Market Square and its architectural history. Compare current offers for holiday apartments, holiday homes or hotels according to which of these local features should shape your stay.

Other places for orientation

If you would like to compare Jordanów with other destinations on the same selection page, follow the link to Sucha. You can also view the pages for Budzów, Białka, Hucisko, Kurów, Zembrzyce, Lachy, Maków Podhalański and Zachełmna.

This means that Jordanów can be selected based on specific travel interests: the landscape along the Skawa, the Makowski Beskid, the cycle route or the historic Market Square each provide a different approach to searching for accommodation.