Treatment Profiles: heart diseases and cardiovascular system conditions, gastrointestinal and urological problems, respiratory system and otolaryngology (nose, ear, throat), endocrine problems, motor organ diseases, metabolism obesity and diabetes, neurology, dermatology, rheumatism, osteoporosis.

 

Resort

There are a total of 106 beds including suites, in addition to single, double and triple rooms, all with fully-equipped en suite bathrooms and a TV set. There is reception within the hospital, also a dining room, doctors’ consulting rooms and a nurses’ rooms. The Mineral Water Drinking Facility and Natural Medicine Centre (treatment service centre) is very close, a short walk taking no more than three minutes.

Treatment is provided daily from Monday-Saturday with the exception of official holidays. Check-in time is 12.00, check-out is at 11.00 . We accept payment by credit and debit cards. It is recommended that clients have basic medical test results (urine test, blood test, ECG, X-rays, etc.)

 

Town

The conditions of the local microclimate owe much to the city’s favoured location in the Szczawik valley with well-forested hills surrounding the spa. The streams of Szczawno are among the oldest in Europe and comparable to those of Switzerland. Archeological finds indicate that mineral streams have been known here for about 2000 years. The first person to test the water from these streams, thereby confirming its healing properties, was the Hochberg royal physician, Casper Schwenckfeldt, in 1598. Famous people who have visited Szczawno for medical treatment include the king of Saxony, Emperor Wilhelm II, King Constantine of Greece, Ttsar Nicolas I, Winston Churchill, and Agostino Casaroli. Visitors can also enjoy the use of tennis courts, horse-riding, bike routes, interesting coach trips to Cracow, concerts in the neo-rococo Spa Theatre and walking in the two historical nature reserves.

 

Prices

Prices given reflect the fee for a single person staying in a double room. The fee is inclusive of accommodation, full board, four treatments per day (including the drinking of healing water), medical care and consultation with doctors. Transport to and from the airport is also included. An accompanying person who does not use any treatment services pays a slightly reduced price for their stay. The fee does not cover diagnostic examination. Neither does it cover the town tax (this tax is approximately 50 pence per day subject to location, and is payable at the hotel’s reception desk). Additional person and small child charges apply; these are dependent on hotel policy.