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The Malinowy Zdrój Medical Spa Hotel is located in the Solec - Zdrój Spa Municipality in Świętokrzyskie province. This Świętokrzyski health resort is the only one in the region that has the strongest sulfide brine in the world.
The charming Solec-Zdrój Commune is located in the southeastern part of the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, a dozen or so kilometres from the mouth of the Nida River into the Vistula.
The municipality has a population of about 5,400 inhabitants. In 1837 Solecki Zdrój was entered in the register of Polish spas and this entry opens the history of the spa. A beautiful spa park with a unique stand of trees and Rzoska River, picturesquely integrated into its landscape, create a unique place for treatment and relaxation. Within the municipality of Solec-Zdrój you can visit, among others, the Szaniecki Landscape Park. In addition to the magnificent landscape, a visit to Solec-Zdrój is encouraged by its specific microclimate, characterized by high insolation and a small amount of rainfall during the year.
The hotel offers a wide range of balneotherapy, physical therapy, kinesitherapy and treatment of diseases. The leading treatment department is balneology. In a professionally equipped Beauty Studio, cosmetic treatments are carried out using the best cosmetics of recognized brands, including an original line of balneocosmetics.
The world's strongest sulfide brine, which we use for treatment at the Rehabilitation Center, comes from the ‘Malina’ borehole in Solec-Zdrój. This water, due to its unique composition, confirmed by research and certified by the Polish National Institute of Hygiene, is recommended for the treatment and rehabilitation of various diseases. Read more
The town of Solec-Zdrój itself, serving as a municipal center, is located in the central part of the municipality, at an altitude of 160 meters above the sea level, at a distance of 90 km from Kielce, 100 km from Kraków and 3km from the Sandomierz-Kraków route.
Currently, there are two sources of therapeutic water in Solec-Zdrółj: chloride-iodide-sodium-bromide-sulfide brine which is simply called sulfide water. The high concentration of sulfur and high mineralization make it the strongest medicinal water of its kind in the world. It has a high therapeutic value used primarily in musculoskeletal, rheumatic and orthopedic disorders, for which spas in Busko have been famous for through centuries.
While in Solec-Zdrój, it is worth seeing the historic church of St. Nicholas with a crucifix from the 16th-17th centuries, a Renaissance tombstone of Samuel Zborowski, a wooden church in Świniary from the 12th century, and the Palace in Zborów - originally a Renaissance church from the 16th-17th centuries (family home of the Zborowski magnate family).
Dear Customers, We would like to kindly inform you that from 1st October, 2009, except in designated areas, smoking is completely banned in the hotel.
