Find accommodation in Świdnik – holiday apartments, holiday homes and hotels

If you would like to find accommodation in Åšwidnik, it is worth considering the town itself: its location on the Åšwidnik Plateau, Las Åšwidnicki, an SM-1 helicopter presented as a town symbol, and routes for walking and cycling lead to different search priorities. This allows you to compare a holiday apartment, holiday home or hotel according to the focus of your stay.

Key facts

• Åšwidnik is located on the Åšwidnik Plateau, part of the Lublin Upland.
• Las Åšwidnicki, also known as Rejkowizna, lies west of the built-up area of the town.
• The Åšwidnik airfield provides habitat for the protected and endangered spotted souslik and was submitted for inclusion in the Natura 2000 programme for species protection.
• An installed SM-1 helicopter at the Åšwidnicki-Lipiec-'80 roundabout is presented as a symbol and emblem of the town.
• Park Avia is a modern sports and leisure complex with swimming pools; Las Åšwidnicki is connected by paths and trails for walking and cycling.

Plateau, forest and protected nature

Åšwidnik is located on the Åšwidnik Plateau, part of the Lublin Upland. Las Åšwidnicki, also known as Rejkowizna, a forested area, lies west of the built-up area of the town. The Åšwidnik airfield provides habitat for the protected and endangered spotted souslik; it was submitted for inclusion in the Natura 2000 programme to protect the species.

If nature and the landscape are to shape your stay, take these geographical facts into account when searching for accommodation.

A town with aviation and contemporary history

An installed SM-1 helicopter stands at the Świdnicki-Lipiec-'80 roundabout and is presented as a symbol and emblem of Świdnik. The town’s history is also connected with the 1980 strike at WSK PZL Świdnik. This event, known as Świdnicki Lipiec, contributed to the subsequent Lubelski-Lipiec-'80 events and to the emergence of Solidarność.

Świdnik is a young, planned town that was developed as a socialist town from the outset. Adampol is home to the former Świdnik railway station complex dating from 1905 to 1914, as well as the wooden villas Bożenna and Grażyna. As a result, both the town’s development and individual historic buildings are central to Świdnik.

If you would like to include the town’s history and historic buildings in your stay, your accommodation search should take this cultural focus into account.

Active days between Park Avia and Rejkowizna

Park Avia is described as a modern sports and leisure complex with swimming pools. Las Åšwidnicki is connected by paths and trails suitable for walking and cycling. This means that in Åšwidnik, sports and leisure facilities and routes through the forested area can be considered as different elements of a trip.

If you are planning a stay involving swimming, walking or cycling, choose the exact accommodation location according to which of these elements will define your stay.

Match your accommodation to your travel plans

Whether you want to book a hotel, rent a holiday apartment or find a holiday home, in Świdnik it makes sense to begin your search with the focus of your trip. Is it primarily the geographical location on the plateau, the forest and protected nature, the town’s history, or sports, swimming, walking and cycling? The exact location of the properties then becomes a clear point of comparison. Next, check the available information for each accommodation and choose the type of accommodation that suits your planned stay.

For further orientation, you can compare the main Åšwidnik page with the pages for Piaski, Gardzienice Pierwsze and Janowice.

Åšwidnik combines its location on the plateau, forest and protected natural areas with a clearly recognisable town and industrial history, as well as opportunities for active days. By determining the main focus of your stay, you can tailor your accommodation search to the exact location and character of your trip.