About the hotel
Lubich Concept Hotel
The large and beautiful red Lubich estate was built
in 1896
designed by the famous architect Emanuel Yarimovich for oil industrialist Edmund Lozynsky.
The house, which is an architectural monument and is under state protection, is decorated with a spire - a symbol of the Gothic style, and the owner's coat of arms. The history of the built house is inextricably linked with the history of Lviv.
During its century and a half history, the house has seen
many famous personalities.
It was a place where the creative elite of the time gathered, and the then fashionable 5-o-clock teas were held, the guests of which were famous artists, musicians, architects, and poets.
The heirs of Edmund Lozynski, who died in Lviv and left behind a magnificent collection of paintings, decided to donate all the paintings of great artistic value to the National Museum in Krakow... Edmund is listed as one of the Museum's greatest patrons. The paintings donated to the museum have survived to this day.
located next to the pearl of Lviv, Stryisky Park
Despite its central location, the hotel is hidden from prying eyes on one of the quiet and cozy streets of Lviv.
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A full restoration of the house was completed in the second half of 2024.
Concept Hotel Lubich, hospitably opened its doors thanks to a combination of history, elegant design, unobtrusive luxury and first-class service. The cozy estate of Edmund Lozynskyi gives visitors the opportunity to feel like guests. It does not have a lobby, but there is a living room. Instead of rooms, guests relax in rooms. If you want to feel like a part of Lviv, its history, move to the aristocratic past of the city and imagine yourself as a respected guest - visit the remarkable Concept Hotel Lubich.
The hotel has 31 rooms decorated in an elegant modern style.
9 of which are located in the Lubich Manor Wing. The sophisticated selection of interior items, as well as the use of exquisite materials and extraordinary attention to detail make our room unique. The layout of each room, complemented by modern elements, meets the needs of the most demanding travelers.
