Gromada sells Ostrowiec hotel
Hotelsschedule 17 January 2013
POLAND The Gromada hotel chain has sold its hotel in Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski to a private investor.
“From the negotiations so far it appears the buyer wishes to continue operating the hotel. It is certain that regardless of the ownership change Gromada will continue to manage the facility until the end of March 2013,” Jan Błoński, the president of OST Gromada, informed ‘Eurobuild CEE’. Hotel Gromada Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski offers 136 rooms, including 56 singles and 68 doubles, as well as three suites and nine studio rooms, a games room and a car park. The hotel also offers a restau
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