Hotel Żubrówka sits in Białowieża village, its name recalling the European bison that roam the surrounding Białowieża Forest, one of the last remaining fragments of Europe’s primeval woodland.
Comfortable rooms finished in a rustic, forest-inspired style, typical of the hotel’s countryside setting.
A well-regarded dining programme featuring traditional Polish forest and countryside cuisine.
Guided walks and drives into Białowieża Forest, tracking the reintroduced European bison population, alongside visits to the forest’s strictly protected primeval core.
Białowieża Forest holds the largest population of European bison anywhere in the world, alongside wolf, lynx and ancient oak trees centuries old.
Białowieża’s primeval core, with its centuries-old oaks and fallen deadwood, offers a genuinely different forest aesthetic from anywhere else in Europe.
Białowieża’s bison population is the foundation of the species’ entire genetic recovery after near-extinction in the wild during the early 20th century.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
