The Hotel Pod Różą in Krakow, the oldest in the city, dates back to the 14th century and is located in a Renaissance palace. The architecture combines Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque elements. The interiors offer historical charm with vaulted ceilings and antique furniture. Modern renovations preserve the historical character. The facade and the entire interior of the hotel were restored between 2001 and 2003 and have been continuously renovated since then. Among other things, the hotel owners opted for KEIM Granital and KEIM Granital-Grob, which was also used in the interiors due to its “classic character”.