3-Star Hotels in Lesser Poland, Poland

We arrived later than working hours. The apartment key is in the password box at the door of the apartment. It is very convenient to stay. It is also very close to the train station and attractions. It is convenient for short stays. Hygiene: ok Service: Good communication

Hotel in a quiet area. Rooms clean and well-kept. The location of the TV could be a little different because you have to turn your head out of bed :) the card lock didn't work, you had to lock the door. I also ordered a room with a king-size bed and got a room with two single beds, but there was no problem putting the beds together.

It was nice to be able to walk to Auschwitz. It's quiet and clean. There were a few good restaurants not far away, so I had a satisfactory night's stay. I couldn't use the kitchen, but when I went in, it was clean and nice. The refrigerator was not in the room, but in the common area.

In principle, my assessment shows the quality and convenience of rest! ;-D)) In our room, the mini-fridge for cooling drinks did not work and since in Krakow it was quite hot (+29-30*C), this circumstance caused some discomfort! There was one difficult moment in search of the hotel - not geographic (Google cards worked perfectly), and practical - we arrived at the hotel in 21.00 (already dark and the street lighting at the hotel is not available, In addition to this label with the hotel name, the hotel is not highlighted and part of the building in which it is located is hidden behind a thick bush-wood landing, which makes it quite difficult to find the hotel when you have not previously stopped in it!!! When settled at daytime, these circumstances would not cause difficulties as the hotel 's label is well viewed.

Overall, it’s a good clean place to stay for 1–2 nights. Despite its central location, the area is quite peaceful. If you book a room on the 3rd floor, you might hear some noise from the room right in front of yours. I appreciated the coffee machine with capsules — a nice touch. However, there were a few downsides: the two single duvets were quite small, and I felt cold; a larger, warmer duvet would be preferable. The mansard room isn’t ideal for tall people, and the shower tended to clog quickly. Also, the showerhead holder was placed too high. Lastly, the carpeted floor made it difficult to drag a heavy suitcase around.

The location is in a nice location, not far from key attractions and Old Town. The rooms are spacious although the decorations are a bit from previous era and old school. The staff is nice and friendly. Many groceries and restaurants in the area as well as tram for easier transportation.

The hotel is conveniently located close to the Old Town, Carrefour Express, and tram stops. There are a total of three power outlets available. The shower has good water pressure. Luggage storage is also available free of charge, which was especially helpful for a solo traveler like me who arrived in Krakow at 9 a.m. while check-in wasn’t until 2 p.m. The only drawback is that you might hear people talking and vehicles passing by especially at night since the hotel is located just beside the main street.

Our stay in Krakow was perfect especially the hotel we stayed in was nice and comfortable. We would love to come here again should we go to Krakow in the coming years.

Excellent hotel, very well located to visit Cracovia. The hotel was very comfortable and very comfortable. The hotel is a modern room and excellent breakfast.

Centrally located in the old town and like a block away from the town center square (see pic). I arrived really early at like 8am and the reception guy allowed me to leave my bag before I came back after a full day of travels for check in. Now that I’ve covered quite a few smallish European cities I’d say when a hotel says it’s near old town it can mean either it’s close to places you can take pictures and eat but It can also mean there is absolutely no means of public transport apart from uber/bolt simply because the city is not planned in a way that allows trams or buses to cut thru. Bear that in mind.