Apartments in Lesser Poland, Poland

I liked Krakow so much that I stayed while increasing my travel schedule, but I was more satisfied than the hotels near the station. It was assigned to the attic on the top floor, and I loved it because it was a comfortable and comfortable room with good sunlight. It is the best route to travel to the old town, and there are delicious coffee shops, convenience stores and coin laundry nearby, so you can stay comfortably. However, it is on the 5th floor of the Korean style, but there is no elevator, so you have to do a little lower body movement, and it seems that people who are sensitive to noise because of the sound of the train will not be very good.

Everything was great! -Clean, fresh room -Very good breakfast -Excellent location

Nice small hotel in the very center of Krakow. Restaurants and Café nearby. Public transport just around the corner. Market place 3 min to walk. Street nois in the morning 6am.

Great stay. A student accomodation used as a hotel during the off season. New building that it doesn't even appear on google maps. Good facilities. Safe area and easy walk or tram in to the city centre. Right next to one football ground with the other just over the park. Under £10 Uber to the hotel from the airport. Really strong Wifi, comfy bed and decent shower. The only thing missing was a sponge or cloth to do the washing up! As it's a student accom, the kitchen is also in the room to use. People of all ages were staying however, and there was little to no noise from students still around even it being a Friday night. Check in was simple and the key was ready when I arrived after 1am to collect at the 24/7 reception desk.

Por medio de la presente, deseo presentar una reclamación formal respecto a la grave incidencia sufrida durante mi llegada al apartamento reservado en Polonia. Mi vuelo desde Barcelona a Cracovia tenía prevista su llegada a las 23:00 horas, circunstancia que comuniqué expresamente al realizar la reserva mediante un mensaje enviado al alojamiento. Sin embargo, nunca recibí respuesta alguna por parte de los responsables. Llegué al edificio a las 23:57 horas y comprobé que el código de reserva que debía utilizar para acceder a la información de entrada ya no funcionaba. El código QR situado en la puerta principal no me proporcionaba las instrucciones necesarias para acceder al apartamento ni indicaba cuál era el número de alojamiento asignado. Además, no existía ningún teléfono visible ni ningún medio de contacto inmediato para solicitar ayuda. Como consecuencia de esta situación, permanecí más de una hora en la calle, de noche y sin posibilidad de acceder al alojamiento que había reservado y pagado. Finalmente, alrededor de la 1:00 de la madrugada, un residente del edificio salió al exterior y, al comprobar mi situación, intentó ayudarme. Posteriormente, su pareja realizó varias gestiones y envió mensajes hasta conseguir localizar a una persona responsable que pudiera facilitarme las claves de acceso y la información necesaria. Gracias exclusivamente a la ayuda desinteresada de estas personas pude obtener las instrucciones correctas y acceder finalmente al apartamento alrededor de las 2:00 de la madrugada, tras más de dos horas de espera, incertidumbre y preocupación. La situación me ocasionó un importante disgusto, estrés y cansancio después de un viaje internacional. Lo más preocupante es que al día siguiente presencié exactamente el mismo problema con otra huésped que viajaba desde Barcelona junto a sus nietos. Estas personas tampoco pudieron acceder al alojamiento por la misma incidencia. Yo mismo tuve que ayudarlas a resguardarse de la lluvia y facilitarles el número de teléfono que me había proporcionado la persona que me ayudó la noche anterior. Por todo ello, considero que existe un grave problema en el sistema de acceso del alojamiento para los huéspedes que llegan en horario nocturno, especialmente después de las 23:00 horas, ya que el código de reserva parece caducar o dejar de funcionar sin que exista recepción ni asistencia inmediata. Esta situación puede dejar a los viajeros literalmente en la calle durante horas. Solicito una explicación formal de lo sucedido.

I had an amazing stay in Venetian house Kraków’s Market Square. The location is absolutely perfect—right in the heart of the Old Town, easy access to all the city’s main attractions. Being able to step out and instantly explore the beautiful streets, historic landmarks, and charming cafes was a huge plus. Overall, I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Kraków. The combination of location, comfort, and top-notch service made it an unforgettable stay. I will definitely be returning!

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.

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.

The location was great. A fairly short walk to the old town. There is no front desk or any visible service, except the cleaner in the morning. Although the room looked nice and was quite large and had clothes hangars and a desk, it had a big problem. There was a window above the door and the hall night flickered all night. A few seconds on, a few seconds off. Even with my sleep mask, the constantly changing light was very noticeable and made it impossible to get a good night's sleep. I noticed that my room was the only one in my part of the accommodation with such a window, so I guess the other rooms would be better. They should really cover the window up. Even if they fixed the flickering, it would still be annoying to have the light go on whenever other guests go to the hall to use the bathroom or for coming in and out. The other issue was the internet. It was useable for what I needed during the trip, but it lagged at times, and I don't think it would have been suitable for a work conference call.

Check-in was nice and easy. The hotel is located in a convenient location, but outside the Old Town so you save a little on price. I was able to get a bucket of ice each day. My only complaint was the mini-fridge. It was the size of a small microwave and crammed with over-priced items with no room left for a beer.