Beautiful, clean, well-appointed and spacious apartment centrally located in Krakow near the Square…read morein Old Krakow.

I have a few reasons why I'm giving this establishment a low rating. I booked an apartment a street…read moreaway from old town, be mindful there are many apartment buildings by this company that are scattered around Kraków so be sure to double check where you are booking. Little did I know that not all apartments were fully built and the whole building was under construction....which resulted in alot of noise...all day long. The drilling was so loud that it was impossible to hear my boyfriend speak to me and let's also mention that since I was on vacation, the attempt to catch up on lost sleep was interrupted every morning. The location and apartment itself was beautiful, modern design and steps away from the old city, but there are some buts. The apartment had some issues that should have been addressed prior to anyone being able to book it. Prior tenants broke the shower glass door...there for we did not have a door...the toilet seat was cracked which made it a little uncomfortable to use...a light was out...the wifi wasnt working at first and the remote batteries were dead. Sounds like alot...well...they attempted to fix all the simple fixes but the door and toilet was not. Luckily the reception (not located in the building) was decent at answering our calls and attempting to resolve all issues. End result, a partial refund and a noisy stay. Maybe in a few months time when everything is completed this will be a flawless place to stay.

Sleek, modern, quiet hotel at a decent price. The location is pretty good, depending on where…read moreyou're looking to go - it's closer to Wawel Castle than Rynek Glowny, but the Old Town district is still a pretty short walk. Metropolis is tucked back on a little side street and isn't the easiest to find based on signage but we managed. Staff are wonderful & extremely helpful - the rooms are modern, minimalist, and most important - comfortable. Also - what IS it with the free hotel breakfasts in Poland? They are magnificent. Fresh pastries, smoked meats, seasonal fruits & veggies, all so delightful.

Steps away from the beautiful city square in Krakow Bracka 6 is a must stay when visiting this…read morebeautiful city. I first discovered this place in 2015 and have been staying here every time I visit Krakow. For me there is no reason to look for other hotels because Bracka 6 is the best. The rooms are absolutely beautiful and over look an old European Cobblestone street that leads straight to the city square. Rooms range in size from a small studio to a large one bedroom flat with kitchen and dining area. All the rooms have a small cook top, water kettle and best of all Nespresso machines! One of Kraków's true gems I absolutely love it here!

My favorite place to stay in the centre of Krakow. Nice rooms, appartments close to the Rynek main…read moresquare in the city. Modern, clean appartments ! Good shower.

I've stayed here in late August for a few weeks ; very convenient location (about a 7 minute walk…read moreto the train/bus station as well as the mall) and literally an 8 minute walk to Stary Rynek (Old Town) ; reception hours are very convenient as well ; the receptionists are very helpful (ask them if you have any questions about tours, the city in general, etc). This hotel comes with breakfast included, which is a major plus. There are two mini markets (Żabka) right by the hotel for late night drinks and snacks. My room was super spacious and clean ; I'd stay here again for this price :)

When in Kracow Poland this small boutique hotel is a must stay. The front desk was quick with my…read morecheck in and had me relaxing in my room in a flash. The room is wonderful with a soft bed that put me right to sleep after a long day of traveling. The location of this hotel is perfect. It is right in the middle of Cracow and is surrounded by great restaurants and awesome shopping.

Betmanowska checks every possible box for a perfect stay in Krakow. First, it's got an unbeatable…read morelocation in the medieval Rynek Główny, set among gorgeous restaurants a stone's throw from St. Mary's Basilica. The rooms are updated and stylishly designed with exposed brick and so many stunning details. And yay for strong wifi! Did I mention the complimentary fruit plate and chilled bottle of sparkling wine? Swoon! Beyond the aesthetic, the reception staff are wonderful (bonus points for letting us check in early). They emailed me two weeks in advance of my arrival to let me know that the hotel would undergoing some construction during my stay (between totally reasonable hours) and offered free breakfast to make up for the inconvenience. a) that is SO considerate b) we didn't hear a peep the whole time and c) the breakfast was so incredible! Rows of smoked meats, fish and cheeses (including my fave oscypek) plus fabulous pastries, made-to-order omelets, a vodka bar for early imbibers and so much more. We only stayed a short time but will definitely book here again next time we visit Krakow. It just doesn't get any better - and for a great price.

Reasonably priced hotel with an excellent breakfast buffet with lots of choices. Also a rooftop…read morerestaurant with a full bar - great views of the river, great food, and great views of Wawel castle. Rooms were comfortable with regular cleaning - we were there 5 nights. Very easy access to the key tourist attractions in Krakow. We walked to the Castle in 5 minutes and to the center of Old Town in 15 minutes. Nice that it is independent vs. one of the chains - if you like that - which we did.

Hotel is located in a perfect location,the view from the room to the wonderful Wawel, very nice and…read morehelpful staff, the basic advantage of this hotel for those who came to Krakow by car, as well as a sensational view of Wawel, Wisla etc. Although the hotel does not have a car park, you can leave a car if there are free space next to the hotel (payable pt. - in 10.00 - 20.00) or on the underground car parking car 200 MW . time imprints the mark on carpets, furniture, etc. During my stay, there was often an open restaurant on the ground floor, and at the roof . Delicious breakfasts, Hotel service on 4+, staff were so friendly.

We stayed here a week and are planning to extend as I write this. This is a super boutique hotel ,…read moreright on the square. Dining, shopping and tours Right outside your door. We re on the fifth floor and are one of two rooms. Suites really. Comfy bed , great shower. Full kitchenette, welcome water in the refer, and we can have our clothes washed and returned. We booked the salt mine tour and Auschwitz thru the hotel. Simple. No waiting for confirmation that may or may not come thru. Instant approval, meeting point 50 meters away. Very nice host. Everything you want in a great stay

We booked the Venetian based on reviews we read through Trip Advisor and what was clearly a great…read morelocation. We knew we had made a great choice as soon as we arrived; the staff at the small front desk were warm, courteous and helpful. Located on the main square, the hotel sits on the pedestrian mall. Cars are only allowed before 10am, so if you arrive later it'll be a short walk (3 min) to the hotel itself. The entrance is placed between two restaurants, and is easy to miss, so pay close attention to the signage and look up; the sign is above a courtyard entrance. Don't be afraid to ask waiters or other people working in the area for directions, which is what we did. While this is an old building it does have a small elevator which was a pleasant surprise as we had quite a bit of luggage and there are a lot of stairs to get to the rooms. The rooms themselves are "all mod cons". Well appointed, air conditioned, with small kitchenette (plates, glasses, small stove and small fridge). The beds are firm but surprisingly comfortable, which seems a standard feature of Polish hotels. Another quirk in Poland are the duvets - it would appear that queen/king size duvets are hard to come by in this country, so we were given two single duvets for our queen bed (which happened even at the Intercontinental in Warsaw). They are however lovely, fluffy, warm and cozy. The hotel also has a washing machine and dryer available and they will provide you with detergent if you need to do laundry - which is super nice if you've packed light for a long trip. The staff, as we mentioned, were fabulous. Although one of us speaks Polish there would have been no issue if we were both unilingual Anglophones. All the staff spoke fluent English. More importantly they are eager to help with any requests you might have. In our case recommendations on restaurants, directions and help with tours to the Salt Mines and Auschwitz. While we never did this we also found out that some guests would give them a grocery list and cash, and they would go get the requested items for you - outstanding. They were also quite fun to chat up, and we grew quite fond of our hosts. The hotel is located on Krakow's main square, which is surrounded by a beautiful green belt which made for lovely strolls. You'll find lots of restaurant options in the square, as well as some shopping, and marvellous ice cream everywhere you turn. Our favourite food kiosk was just off the square, very near the hotel, serving marvellous potato pancakes with great sauces. We've forgotten the name, but it's easy to find. Take a left from the hotel entrance, walk about 25 meters, and look for the people devouring these yummy pancakes on the small, stand-up tables out front. Perhaps best of all for us is that the Venetian is located near the Jewish Quarter. A 15 minute walk took us to some great restaurants (more funky than what you find in the main square), the popular Zapiekanka stands in the Kazimierz and some great bars. If you're look of for a really funky place to hear great live music while enjoying ridiculously cheap drinks look for Alchemie; for us it was like being in any one of a number of our favourite New Orleans bars/music venues. A great vibe! Another convenient aspect to the location was the short walk to Galleria Krakowski, a popular and fashionable mall. The walk to the mall takes you to a pedestrian underpass with a wonderful fruit stand which became absolutely addictive with their perfect and super-flavourful strawberries and peaches. The mall also has a PLAY store for those of you with an unlocked phone, where you can buy a SIM chip and pay-as-you-go airtime (buy the airtime with your credit card and not at stores... (Long story). Overall the Venetian is a great hotel that we highly recommend.

Pretty nice hotel. It is in a very centralized location that is close to restaurants and busses…read more There is a bar and kitchen as well as breakfast offered in the morning. The breakfast has tons of different options and the food is great! The dinner menu is very extensive as well and has many options. The staff is very kind and helpful. The rooms are very average but there is no AC and no screens in the windows, so just be aware of that. The bathrooms are very clean and there is a glass shower with great water pressure! The bathroom is great. Overall, we all enjoyed our stay!

I was really impressed with Hotel Batory. A nice central location which was about 10 minutes walk…read morefrom both the Stare Miasto district (home to the main square in Krakow) and the Kazimierz district, the old Jewish district which has some really funky bars to explore (start with Finka and Singer). The room was a good size, as was the bathroom and the shower had enough pressure to knock a small child off their feet. There is nothing worse than a feeble shower in my book, no danger of that here. There is a free car park right beside the hotel which reception looks out across so you don't need to worry about the security of your car, when I was booking several other hotels I looked at wanted to charge for parking so another bonus point for Hotel Batory. WiFi is free and very fast, I was getting 15Mbit/s in my room. I would stay here again for sure. Clean, good value and good facilities. Top stuff.