Xerion Hotel

Excellent location in a fascinating area. Railway station 5 mins walk away (you can get the train to Auschwitz and save on booking transport) and the Pharmacy under the Eagle is a 'must' visit. Restaurants nearby were fabulous (Gaska highly recommended). Staff were excellent and room clean and tidy (bed very comfortable). Great for couples - yes there are connecting doors but our neighbours were very considerate (and I hope they felt the same about us!) We would definitely stay there again.

This hotel was great, very clean and the rooms were spacious - enough for a family of 3. The bathroom was big, although the shower was tiny. Very contemporary though. The hotel was located on a quiet side street and was easy enough to get into the city from. There are regular trams that run past the end of the street, although we didn't use them. Getting taxis on the Bolt app was very convenient and also cheap for the 3 of us to get about. We were up and out early most days so didn't buy breakfast in with the booking, the only day we ate breakfast, which we paid for separately, we were disappointed. It worked out at around £17 per person (including for our daughter who is 13 and eats very small portions) and it wasn't great. It was around 9am and it looked like perhaps most people had already been in as there was barely any hot food left and there was no sign of it being topped up. The hot food wasn't that hot. My partner did order an omelette which was cooked to order and there were no complaints there. For that price, you'd be better off getting breakfast elsewhere. Other than that, our stay here was great. We checked out on our last day and were able to leave our cases and bags to pick up later. This is a really good hotel, the rooms were of a high standard. If you don't mind being a short way away from the Old Town and Jewish Quarter then I'd recommend it (although definitely get breakfast elsewhere).

A very new and modern hotel near to the river . Nice silent district. Rooms are quite small but nicely arranged , bed is excellent , very clean but basic . Small fridge and coffee/tea kettle. Very good and rich breakfast. Also good dinner served at the restaurant. Generally recommended.

Good hotel ,located in jewish quarter nice bar in hotel rooms are nice however you can hear alot from your neighbours .overall good experience .breakfast pretty expensive but expected in a hotel.we ate out most of the time .had a nice time ,overall a good stay.

Absolutely lovely hotel in perfect walking distance from everything between 10-30 minutes to walk for local things to do. The staff from the hotel were very helpful anytime of the day if ya need them absolutely lived staying here. Hoping to be bk very soon fo another visit as there's so much more to do.

Can’t fault the staff, they where exceptionally helpful and polite. Including sorting out our tours, and also airport transfers. However, our first room was awful and I could hear everything from the adjacent room. Right down to someone zipping their suitcase, as the wall to part of the room was glass light shone in the whole night. There were curtains, but they weren’t sufficient to block out the light. The reception did move us room, and thankfully this was much better. Although there was an awful sewage smell in the bathroom, but given we’d already moved rooms and weren’t staying long just left making another complaint. This is my second time in Krakow, and the restaurants in and around this hotel are second to none. There is a little Vietnamese restaurant about 5 min away, and it’s worth visiting the food was outstanding. However, this isn’t a hotel I’d come back to, as it was very disappointing. I don’t think I’ve stayed in a hotel like this before, and I’ve stayed in some quirky places.