4-Star Hotels in Lesser Poland, Poland

The hotel is great value for money and very clean. The rooms are large, and the bathroom is a good size too. It’s in a great location, only a 5‑minute walk to the bus stop. Bus 130 goes straight to the Old Town in about 15 minutes. Breakfast is good as well, but it’s served in the building next door. The staff are very friendly. The only thing I didn’t like was the plug sockets they’re hard to reach and there are only two of them.

I had a comfortable stay at this hotel. The check in and check out were smooth, the hotel is located in a great location in the jewish district of Krakow. The room was a bit not to my expectations because I didn’t have the city views as mentioned and it didn’t make sense to pay extra for the balcony. I think at least a chair and a table on a balcony would improve the experience.

The hotel is decent for its price. However, it's quite a distance from Krakow's Old Town. The breakfast is excellent, considering the price. Overall, we're satisfied, but it would be good if they could fix the issue with the room doors. They close abruptly and make a lot of noise, constantly interrupting our rest. Additionally, a smart TV would be preferable. Finally, we requested a wake-up call service for two days, and it wasn't provided either time. As a result, we missed a pre-paid excursion one day. Interestingly, they did call us for check-out later. It would be beneficial if these points were taken into consideration to improve the quality of service.

The holiday is very good, four people travel, very satisfied with the stay, the scenery is beautiful, the breakfast is very good

The hotel is situated next to a large, beautiful park and is just two tram stops from Krakow. A bus stop is conveniently located a mere two-minute walk from the entrance, making transportation very easy. There are several other hotels in the vicinity, and a small supermarket is also nearby. I particularly enjoyed the room's interior color scheme, and the bathroom was impeccably clean.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a three-minute walk from the large shopping mall near the train station. The old town is also easily accessible, about a 12-15 minute walk away. The room was incredibly clean, and the mattress was very comfortable. The lobby staff were very friendly, and there's a hot water dispenser available. Overall, it's a great value-for-money choice!

I liked the hotel, but it's a bit far from the center and the access road is quite tricky. If you don't know how to get there, you'll have to walk 200 meters to reception. The GPS directs the taxi driver to a barrier that belongs to a residential building and the hotel administration can't open it. Only experienced taxi drivers know how to get there. The rooms are fresh and new. Everything is clean and comfortable, and the bathroom is nice. There are blackout curtains, which is very important if you want to relax after a long journey. The hotel offers high-quality breakfasts. The receptionists are very customer-oriented. We were given an early check-in because we arrived early in the morning from the train and were very tired! We were tired, but they accommodated us and checked us in. For that, I am eternally grateful. I definitely recommend the hotel. However, getting to the center is not very convenient. The bus stop is nearby.

It's a little far from the old town, but good s to visit other places in Krakow, the Oscar Schindler Memorial, the kazimerz Jewish Quarter, the Viswa River, etc. The hotel facilities are great, but the wifi is often cut off. I'm not sure if it's a temporary phenomenon.

I wish I'd read more reviews on other platforms as what I experienced was common and longstanding. It looked good on paper and was affordable. The first room 107 was at the back with a blocked view and air con that didn't work. After 5 hours a/c at 18 but still at 27 in the room I felt like I was suffocating and got moved (3am). Second room 403 great view but curtains cream. Lit up all night. Then light with dawn. And trams outside along with church bells mean you have to be a great sleeper (I had an eye mask and earplugs but to no avail). All rooms have 2 single beds together and 2 single duvets which I personallydont like. It's definitely not 4*. The location was decent but a schlepp to the old town. Good tram connections.