Zamek Kliczków is a castle hotel in Lower Silesia, Poland, that hosts conferences, banquets and weddings for up to 300 guests in its largest room. Ten event rooms range from 25 to 300 places, and the property has 128 bedrooms with 320 beds, so a group can meet and stay on one site. The castle is in the village of Kliczków, in the forests of the Bory Dolnośląskie.
Seminars and company events
The castle presents itself as fully equipped for conferences, with modern multimedia equipment. The Sala Dworska is the largest room at 300 places, followed by the Piwnice Zamkowe, the castle cellars, at 150 and the Sala Teatralna at 140. A further conference room sits in the Folwark Książęcy, the estate farm building, and takes 65. Smaller rooms such as the Sala Turkusowa, the Sala Myśliwska and the Biblioteka suit workshops, committees and breakout groups.
Weddings and receptions
The castle has a section for weddings and receptions and says that even the smallest family celebration can be held in the castle setting. The site does not state a separate wedding capacity. The Sala Balowa, with 100 places, and the Sala Dworska, with 300, are the natural choices for a reception, to be confirmed with the hotel.
Rooms and capacities
The official conference page lists maximum capacities for ten rooms. Sala Dworska takes 300, Piwnice Zamkowe 150, Sala Teatralna 140, Sala Balowa 100, Sala Konferencyjna in the Folwark Książęcy 65, Sala Turkusowa 55, Sala Myśliwska 50, Biblioteka 30, Salonik 30 and Sala Kominkowa 25. The figures are maximums, so seated or classroom layouts will hold fewer people.
Accommodation
The property has 128 rooms and 320 beds in total. That scale allows a multi-day seminar or a wedding weekend with most guests staying on site. Room types are not detailed on the pages reviewed.
Catering
The castle describes a composed catering offer and runs several outlets on site. These are Restauracja Boletus, Manufaktura Pizzy, Podpłomyka i Pierogów, the Kawiarnia Zamkowa café and Zamkowa Pasieka. The site does not describe event menus or whether outside caterers are allowed.
History and setting
The castle is listed as an immovable monument in Poland. It sits in a wooded area of Lower Silesia, which gives groups a quiet base away from a city. Google Maps also classifies the place as a hotel and an art gallery.
Getting there
The castle lies at the junction of the A4 and A18 motorways, so it is easy to reach by road, although the site gives no distances. Organisers should check transfer options and the nearest rail station with the hotel.
