Hotels near Muzeum Elektroniki in Krakow

Near the Krakow train station and bus station (that one can catch the buses to Auschwitz Concentration Camp) which can be accessed through the tunnel near the hotel. There are 2 Ibis brands side by side which you can go thru the door of one to get to the other hotel ( instead of going round the building).

The Art & Garden Residence is a beautifully restored hotel using a combination of eclectic art pieces and cleverly upcycled IKEA style furniture creating a truly unique boutique hotel. The garden at the rear of the property is well kept and a peaceful place to enjoy a morning coffee or breakfast if the internal restaurant space is full. Unfortunately, it closes to residents at 3pm. Just a 10-minute walk from the most northerly point of the old town we found this a great location away from the business of the main tourist area. We booked a double room with air conditioning via British Airways Executive Club utilising Avios points we’d collected during our recent travels and the room information was reflected on our booking voucher. Unfortunately, we discovered there is a disparity between the hotels third party booking site amenities description and what is actually provided by the hotel. We arrived early afternoon, dumped our bags in the room and left for the evening, retuning after 11pm to discover our ‘double bed’ was actually two single beds of different heights and two single duvets that had been pushed together, there was also no air conditioning unit in the room, just a ceiling height air vent in the wall with no controls As it was late, we decided to leave it until the morning to speak with reception. Before leaving for a tour of Auschwitz early the following morning, I asked the girl on reception if all their double beds were constructed of two singles pushed together, she advised they weren’t, so I explained our experience and asked if we could be moved into a room with double bed at which point the male night porter rudely sighed heavily in an inconvenienced manner and said ‘you’ve got a double bed, what’s the problem?’ Truly taken aback by his unprofessional response, I explained that we didn’t have a double bed we had two uncomfortable singles which considering we hadn’t booked a twin room we’d appreciate being moved into a double for the remaining two nights of our stay. The night porter rudely continued with his huffing and puffing until I advised him that we would be leaving for a tour and will return early afternoon and would hope to return to a resolution as well as a fan, as despite having the windows open all night the room was a sweat box. We returned later to an apology from the young female receptionist and the key to a new room with a double bed and a portable fan. Breakfast is excellent, well presented, with good quality food and a great selection, my only negative would be the lack of coffee choice with only pre-made filter coffee from a large canteen style urn. The rooms are well presented, the bathrooms are immaculately clean, the shower hot and powerful and the toiletries sufficient. The downside is the walls of the rooms are very thin, and you can hear everything coming from your neighbours. There was no refresh of the bedroom services (tea/coffee sachets etc) apparently this is only available on request due

We stayed here in May for a long weekend and it’s a great base to explore Krakow. Check in was smooth, hotel spotlessly clean and staff are extremely friendly and helpful. Room was pretty big and the bed was comfy. Plenty of options at breakfast. It’s a steady ten minute walk to the main square in Krakow. On our first day in krakow we did a guided tour on a golf buggy which covered old square, Jewish Quarter and ghetto. Guide was fab and told us lots of history and recommended lots of restaurants. Aushwitz is a must visit, very humbling. Wear comfy shoes as lots of walking. Wavel Castle was brilliant and great value. St Mary’s basilica was beautiful as was St Ann’s Church. Food and drink was good around the square and very reasonable. Our favourite restaurant was Sopranos Trattoria which was outstanding. All in all Krakow is a really wonderful city

It was our first time in Krakow and we stayed here for 3 nights. The hostel was clean and located in a very good location. It is very near to all the historic places of the city. The staff were very friendly. The only thing I don't like about this hostel was the breakfast, too expensive for low-quality ham, (boiled) eggs, toasted bread. I would advise ppl to just find and eat at some breakfast place (there is a lot!) nearby where you would pay the same amount but get a way better food. Oh and I hope too that the hostel organize activities for solo travelers, that would be awesome if guests has a chance to socialize to each other.

Good budget hotel in a good, central location, within 1.2km to the main square and old town, just a little further to the Jewish quarter and Schlinder's factory. Clean rooms, polish TV, tea, coffee and bottled water in rooms. Comfy beds, pillows are very lumpy though. Windows you can open. Noisy at night if you have a room at the front like we did so take your ear plugs. We didn't eat at the hotel but the coffee shop with direct access from the hotel is great, as is the bakery opposite. Great location for trans if you struggle to walk further than 2km. Value for money for the budget traveller.

I couldn’t find better place for my group . Our journey started from midnight feast /fabulous . Hotel Lavender like name suggests had touch of style of lavender, only 10 minutes walk to the Krakow market square , delicious breakfast . Kondrad was brilliant he helped with arrangement of group booking to Auschwitz and meals for group , nothing was to much . Hotel staff is just very professional and friendly. Our breakfast was served with a smile by very friendly man 😁 We were wave goodbye by Paulina who along rest of the staff was very friendly. My group and myself could not thank you enough . We will be back !

The hotel is located 10 minutes walk from the old town and in front of a bus stop, and it is a convenient location. The reception is open 24/24 and it is possible to have swabs against a caution. Furthermore, the rooms are clean and spacious. The communs are also of an impeccable cleanness, they are washed every day! The hotel is very comfortable and very comfortable and very comfortable.

Lovely apartments in an ideal location. 5 min walk from main Krakow train/bus station. We took bus from the airport which only cost 4.60 zloty ( about £1 / €1) Took around 45 mins . From apartments its only around a 10-15 min walk to top of the Old Town (Barbican , Florins Gate). Very spacious modern rooms and comfy beds. Decent kitchen with hob,oven, fridge, etc. TV, iron/board, and washing machine. Nice breakfast ( hot and cold buffet style) . Wifi signal good. No maid service to rooms, but replacement towels were provided. Nice reception staff. A couple of bars/restaurants nearby, but we especially liked one called Polibuda, which was around the corner to the left as you come out of reception .

The location is impeccable, there is free coffee in the lobby ☕️ drink, but the room is too small, the bed scalp appears off

The https://shh.travel/ website shows 6 co-owners, highly responsive to positive comments but completely indifferent to complaint email. So I post my unanswered email here. My husband and I stayed at Dorm 3 of Dizzy Daisy Downtown Hostel Krakow from January 27-29, 2022. Dorm 3 is fully booked on the 29th so we moved to Dorm 1 instead. We are elderlies (and we are Asian) very much prefer lower bunk beds. My husband went to Dorm 1 after 10am to check available lower bunks. One young man staying at Dorm 1 asked my husband ”What do you want”. My husband said we stay at Dorm 1 tonight. The man then told my husband to speak at a lower voice because someone is sleeping but he spoke much louder. I went to Reception to brief the lady receptionist about this unfriendly person in Dorm 1. At around 11.30am, my husband went to Dorm 1 to check available lower bunks again. The man ordered my husband to ”get out or I am going to make a complaint at Reception”. My husband replied ”Let's go together to Reception”. On the way down the stairs, the man swearing at my husband. Just a few steps before reaching the ground, the man, with both hands, pushed my husband from the back. My husband hit on the wall and bounced through the door to the Reception area. My husband fell on his knees and physically hurt. The Receptionist told the man to stop. Three staying guests helped to bring my husband standing up. The incident was witnessed and the hostel said it's recorded by CCTV. The Receptionist told the man to leave but offered to give him a refund. I disagreed to let him go and asked the Receptionist to call the Police - this is an assault which is a criminal offence. The man went back to the Dorm to pack. Receptionist called Security and ”I thought” Security called the ”Police”. In about 10 minutes, the man returned the keys at Reception. Receptionist told him he need to wait for the Police. Without insisting to get a refund, the man said ”good bye” and ran away like a fugitive. Soon after the man stepped out, two Security Guards arrived. I said to the guards they should bring the man back as he had just walked out. That did not happen. I was offered an explanation though. Policemen came. Two of them took my husband going around in a Police car trying to find the man but to no avail. I strongly insisted to file a report at the Police Station to have the man arrested. My husband decided not to proceed as the man had already paid a price to have disgraced his country and his fellow Danish. After Policemen left, I asked the Receptionist our accommodation arrangement for the night. We were offered a free upgrade to a twin-room with shared bathroom but after a quick discussion with husband we thought we should be compensated for a free room for the night. The Receptionist told me to come back after 2pm and get a reply from the Reception Manager. I spoke to Reception Manager at 4pm, she was calm and not quite empathetic as if assault is no big deal in