Ten hotels that the Euro 2012 football teams are staying in

It has recently been announced by Rzeczpospolita, that the 13 teams staying in Poland during Euro 2012 pay a total of €227,000 a day for accommodation in or near the host cities. Portugal, which has chosen to reside in the Remes resort located in Opalenica, near Poznań, pays the highest rate at €33,000 per day, whilst defending champions Spain, whose players are worth a combined €600 million, are staying at the Hotel Mistral Sport in Gniewno for just €4,700 per day, the lowest amount paid by any of the 13 teams.

Take a peek at some of the chosen sites…

Hotel Bristol

The Russian national football team will be staying at the Hotel Bristol in the centre of Warsaw.

Hotel Warsawianka

The 4-star Hotel Warszawianka, where the Greek national team will be staying, is situated in Jachranka, east-central Poland.

Dwor Oliwski Hotel

The German national team, the first team to book their place in Euro 2012, chose the Dwor Oliwski Hotel in Gdansk.

Stary Hotel, Krakow

England’s footballers will be staying in the Stary Hotel,  a 14th century stone building in the centre of Krakow.

Sheraton Hotel, Krakow

The Dutch will be staying in the 5-star Sheraton Hotel in the centre of Krakow.

Hotel Sialanka

The Croatian national football team will be staying at the Hotel Sielanka, situated just outside Warka.

Sheraton Hotel, Sopot

Ireland will be staying at the Sheraton Hotel in Sopot.

Italy will be staying at the Turowka Hotel & Spa in Wieliczka, not far from Krakow.

Hotel Mistral Sport

The Spanish national team will be staying at the Hotel Mistral Sport in Gniewino.

Platium Hotel

Sweden are staying at the in the village of Kozyn near Kiev.