The history of the granary hotel

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History

The Granary is a XVI century building of considerable historic importance. It was built in 1565 after the municipality took possession of parts of Count Rozdrazewski's estate. The Granary initially served the Herren -Malzhof brewery yet over the years was leased to various enterprises.

In 1796 The Granary became a part of the Slodownicza Street Brewery. In 1904 the malt production at the brewery was suspended. During The Second World War The Granary was seriously damaged.  As a result of a fire in 1970 The Granary was definitively destroyed.

Destitute and neglected, the historic Granary at 24 Mennicza Street had lost the majority of its attributes. All that remained were tell-tale signs of its original scale & form, a mere shadow of its past importance.

Star Group Poland purchased The Granary in 2005 with the intention of reconstructing and restoring this historical monument and converting it into a boutique suite hotel.

Situated within the historic city centre of Wroclaw, this historic landmark has been carefully and painstakingly renovated and attracts attention anew.

Local attractions:

• Market Square and Salt Square
• Cathedral Island
• Baroque University
• The Racławice Panorama
• Zoo & Szczytnicki Park
• Centennial Hall

 

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