Hotels near Muzeum Krakowa - Celestat 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 hotel is just behind the station, but the windows are soundproof and not noisy. The traffic is extremely convenient, and there is a large supermarket in the station, the shopping mall is convenient, because the city is small, it is only 10 minutes to walk to the old city. Going at the end of July, there is no air conditioning, no air conditioning is needed at night, and there are no mosquitoes in the window. There is an electric kettle, and it would be better if you had a small refrigerator to store food and drink cold drinks.

Single room at a competitive price drew ne in. Walking distance to bus and train stations. It is hidden away at the end of a one way street, and not well signed outside. Room was small and basic, not sure if double rooms are bigger. Small shower in the bathroom that functions perfectly well. Double bed, but the quilt is thin and too small to covet the whole bed. Tried to turn on the temperature control but no joy, also radiator same problem. One plug socket next to the bed, and so a choice between bedside lamp or charging phone. Two plug sockets next too the desk and chair alongside a mirror and very small wardrobe. View from the window was of the back courtyard.

The reception at the front desk is still very good, but the facilities are really unsatisfactory: The basin and drain in the toilet were broken, and the water was everywhere after taking a shower, even soaking the carpet outside the door. There is no kettle in the room, hot water can only be picked up in the kitchen downstairs. Others are okay, maybe the above is an accidental situation.

A good sized and well located hotel, it’s just a short stroll from the main train station and a few minutes’ walk to the old town. Décor wise it feels quite dated, both in the reception area and the rooms, but everything was clean, tidy and in full working order. The room was just about an adequate size, we had requested a twin which came with one double bed and one single, and there was little or no room to the side of each bed with one being up against the wall and one against the windows. Two singles would have worked a little better perhaps. There was also a small sofa and a small round table. The beds were very comfy and our room was facing on to the internal courtyard so no noise from outside at all, although being adjacent to the lift we did get a bit of noise from that, but nothing too intrusive. The temperature in both the room and the rest of the hotel was far too warm, quite hot in fact. There was an air conditioning unit in the room, but using energy to both heat the room and then cool it seems ridiculous. The shower was on the small side, but hot and powerful. Other facilities included tea/coffee making facilities, complimentary bottles of water, TV and a safe. Breakfast was a help yourself buffet affair, with the only hot options being a frankfurter style sausage and scrambled egg. There was a good cold spread though, with meats, cheeses, tomato & mozzarella, hard boiled eggs and a few mixed up concoctions – presumably the Polish equivalents of coleslaw and potato salad, but whatever they were, they were quite pleasant, and also some cereals. What was very much lacking was any prepared fruit (just a few whole apples), yoghurts (none at all) and pastries (just bread and rolls). Overall, I thought this was a pretty good hotel given the price, it’s a very good location, staff were friendly enough and I’d have no problem with recommending it if you’re on a tight budget.

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

With a stay at AMEN Aparthotel Curie 8 in Kraków (Kraków City Centre), you'll be steps from Royal Road and 8 minutes by foot from Main Market Square. This aparthotel is 1.9 mi (3.1 km) from Oskar Schindler Factory and 2.4 mi (3.9 km) from Wawel Castle.Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless internet access, a television in a common area, and a reception hall.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and luggage storage.Make yourself at home in one of the 13 guestrooms. Prepare your meals in the shared/communal kitchen. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Conveniences include washing machines and printers, and housekeeping is provided on request.

This hotel was just about perfect. Only a 3- block walk to the largest medieval square in Europe and a $2 FreeNow app (cheaper than Uber) taxi ride to Wawel Castle, Schindler Museum, and the amazing Jewish quarter. The rooms are decent sized and very well sound-proofed. Each guest can pick a plant to care for during their stay. You are given a reward if you decline full daily housekeeping. Staff at the front desk and restaurant speak great English and were very helpful. The buffet is great with lots of fresh fruit and the best fish I had in Poland. The shower actually has a door and the AC was great. Views are wonderful.

Arrived with my mum and daughter and luckily we were just on the first floor as there is no lift. Room was overlooking the front street, nice bright and clean. The girl from the desk took us to our room and gave us a map of the city. The only thing we couldn't find was the safe, we went straight out and forgot to ask as we just carried our passports with us and actually found it on the last day behind the bin under the sink, as they do ask you to empty your bins on departure. Beds were very low and the mezzanine bed was certainly only suitable for my daughter to clime the stairs and sleep up there. Perfect location for a short stroll to the street where you can catch a tram and a bit further stroll to the main square. The train station and shopping mall is only a few minutes away at the top of the street. We did Schindlers Factory, Auschwitz-Birkenau as our main trips, but will be back to do the Salt Mines but thought it was too much walking and steps for my mum to do. Had amazing food and cocktails and drinks the whole trip, will definitely be back.

It was a beautiful and solid hostel, although it was suitable for the price. WiFi is strong, the kitchen is clean, and the shower and toilet are shared by men and women, but it was clean and there were about 4 rooms each, so it was easy to use. The location is a bit far from the central station, about 30 minutes walk, but access to the old town and castle is in a very good location.