3-Star Hotels in Lesser Poland, Poland

There is no lift, so prepare yourself to carry your luggage up. Located right in front of the train station, very convenient as we're travelling out of Krakow at 4am by train. Room is very very small but equipped with amenities. There's no place to even open our luggage, we had to put it under our beds. Comfortable, comes with Aircond and heater. Toilet is also small even for a petite size. It is also very near to the old town square.

Google Maps says it's an 18-minute walk from the central station, but it actually takes less than 10 minutes. It's located in the old town, and all the sights are within walking distance. The breakfast had a great variety and was delicious. The restaurant recommended by the front desk was also excellent. Some of the front desk staff had strong accents which made them a bit difficult to understand at times, but there were usually two people working, and one was always fluent, so it wasn't an issue. There's no fridge or safe box, but the room was clean and quiet.

Although transportation isn't the most convenient, it's easily accessible by light rail. The room was very spacious and clean, with an iron and vacuum cleaner provided outside. The bathroom was also quite clean. However, the check-in instructions weren't very clear; they should have explained how to use the elevator, which made check-in a little inconvenient, but overall it was quite good.

The hotel is in a great location between Auschwitz and Energylandia. It is a really nice hotel. Unfortunately, they are not so good at keeping it clean. In the 5 days we were there, they didn't even manage to refill the toilet paper in the room. We had to do it ourselves. There is a restaurant below the hotel and our room was right above it. Loud music played in the garden until 11 p.m. You would have thought the music was in our room, it was so loud. Otherwise, the room was really big. The fridge in the room was also very loud, so you couldn't sleep. We turned it off. The breakfast buffet was OK. I've seen better ones, but also much worse ones. You can see that the hotel is a bit old. But overall, it was good for the price.

It was a corner room. There was a balcony and I was able to wake up with Asahi and a good view. The bathroom is clean. The interior of the room was elaborate and even more cozy. Location is good, less than 10 minutes walk from the bustling street and access is good. I was traveling alone, and I didn't research much, and when I asked the reception for hiking courses, he politely told me.

The hotel is located near the Wawel castle, with river view and old town, very close to the places to travel. You make a wonderful slope in the mornings. They have clean and comfortable rooms. Especially the staff friends at the reception are very close and helpful. You can stay closed. Also they are offering welcome drinks at the roof bar on the first day.

Booked a room with one double bed, but at check in given a long narrow room with three single beds along the walls and little space between, at the reception my claims were dismissed quite indifferently. All the rest about the hotel was OK and even good: central location with comfortable walking distance to the main transport facilities, very tasty sumptious breakfast with friendly staff, good internet and cosy inner courtyard.

The hotel is well situated in the old quarter. Very convenient for getting around. The tram stop is right out front. Our room was an odd setup. Twin beds positioned on different walls, more like for college roommates than a couple. The rooms aren't big, but they have kettle, closet, and a compact bathroom. It met our needs, with no extras, e.g., fridge or USB charging plugs. Breakfast buffet has many options. It caters primarily to European tastes, but there are scrambled eggs and toasts for those who prefer a hot breakfast. The coffee options are plentiful and there were several types of tea. At $25CDN per person, we found it on the high side. Tip: On arriving at the hotel we were faced with a long flight of stairs. With 2 large suitcases, it was a bit daunting. However, if you follow the sidewalk to the other side there is a ramp. Definitely a better option for people with bad knees or heavy bags.