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Wawel Castle
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Wieliczka Salt Mine
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Wawel Cathedral
Cloth Hall
Galicia Jewish Museum
Krakow Barbican
Town Hall Tower
Oskar Schindler Factory
Dragon's Den
National Museum
Holy Trinity Church
ICE Krakow Congress Centre
Corpus Christi Church
Planty Park
Polish Aviation Museum
Jewish Cemetery
Ethnographic Museum
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Betmanowska Main Square Residence

4.9 of 5 • 663 reviews
Old Town
Great Hotel, Great Location, Great Staff.
Easy access to many attractions and restaurants.
£64

Venetian House Market Square Aparthotel

4.6 of 5 • 299 reviews
Old Town
Great location, helpful staff, fabulous view.
The bedding/mattresses are VERY comfortable and plush.
£57

Vienna House Andel’s Cracow

4.7 of 5 • 1,238 reviews
Old Town
GREAT LOCATION GREAT SERVICE GREAT VIEW.
Excellent location, services and staff.
£89

Aparthotel Stare Miasto

4.4 of 5 • 533 reviews
Old Town
Great hotel, great staff and great location.
We had big, beautiful rooms with very.comfortable beds.
£62

Metropolitan Boutique Hotel

4.9 of 5 • 829 reviews
Kazimierz
Staff very friendly and helpful.
Good food, perfect breakfast.
£95

INX Design Hotel

5 of 5 • 1 reviews
Krakow
£52

Wyspianski Hotel

4 of 5 • 1,569 reviews
Old Town
The staff is excellent and the location is perfect.
Very nice front porch with green area.
£50

Park Inn by Radisson

4.2 of 5 • 177 reviews
Kazimierz
£53

PURO Krakow Stare Miasto

4.6 of 5 • 1,125 reviews
Old Town
Staff was very friendly and helpful.
Nice hotel and close to Old Town and the train sta.
£94

Hotel Legend

4.7 of 5 • 288 reviews
Old Town
Great location, clean, quiet, great staff.
Close to everything, castle, square,restaurants, etc.
£68

 

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Great Stay in Poland!

5 out of 5

Overall, we had a lovely time in Krakow. Betmanowska Main Square Residence is a great place to stay and I would recommend it to anyone. The staff was very helpful and even offered to set up our airport transportation prior to our arrival. This definitely added to the wonderful experience. The room was clean and comfortable. They even had a bottle of Prosecco, fresh fruit and bottled drinks in the mini fridge for us, all free of charge. We really enjoyed the restaurant connected to the hotel, great perogies and a wonderful breakfast buffet. Beyond all this, the location is excellent. It is within the square facing the Cloth Hall, near St Mary's, 14 minute walk from the Castle and the prefect spot to explore the city. I can't say enough good things about the Betmanowska Main Square Residence, if you are considering staying here do it! Betmanowska Main Square Residence - Thank you again for a great stay!

A verified traveller from Winter Park, FL stayed at Betmanowska Main Square Residence


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there is no better location for this hotel.

5 out of 5

We would like to especially recommend this hotel for the helpfulness of the front desk staff. They spoke excellent English and German and had great recommendations. The location can't be beat. It is 5 minutes from the main square and the same distance to the castle. We had a golfcart tour with an exceptionally well-versed, friendly young lady named Alice (or Allie)She was well prepared and spoke excellent German and English. Ask for her, you won't be disappointed.

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Pocket Guide: Hotels in Krakow

Krakow, located in southern Poland on the Vistula River, is considered one of the most important cultural cities of Central Europe. It wasn’t for nothing that it was awarded the 2000 European Capital of Culture or that it’s come to be known as the "Florence of Poland." Some claim it is one of the most beautiful cities of the continent. The historic centre of Krakow has been names a UNESCO World Heritage Site and, thankfully, passed the Second World War unscathed so we can enjoy it today.

The Old City of Krakow

Stare Miasto is the Polish name for the Old Town, a grand and historic area that has managed to withstand several wars. The square is about 200 metres squared and is one of the largest medieval squares in Europe. In the middle of the Market Square is Cloth Hall (Sukiennice), which used be a centre for international trade. Other attractions on the square include the Town Hall, Tower, St. Wojciech and St. Mary's Church on the outskirts.

There are a number of hotel s around Stare Miasto, including a selection of luxury hotels offering saunas, indoor pools and gyms. There are also romantic hotels with room service and design hotels with stylish restaurants. There is certainly a lot of choice for those looking for a stylish getaway!

Outside the Old City of Krakow

Surrounding the Old City is a large city park, called Planty, which is full of statues and fountains, and figures from the poems of Adam Mickiewicz. In the north of the park you can still find military defences, such as the St. Florian. To the south lies the Wawel: a large hill surmounted by a Royal Castle and Wawel Cathedral. Below the castle is a statue of Smok Wawelski: a legendary dragon in Polish folklore. The cave where he is imagined to have lived is a popular attraction too.

There’s a great selection of accommodation surrounding the Old Tow, including business hotels with a bar, lounge, airport transfer and free WiFi. You’ll find a number of three-star hotels, offering both comfort and affordability, most of them providing high-speed internet. For those travelling with family, there’s also a few that offer childcare.

Kazimierz

Kazimierz, is a striking a beautiful predominately Jewish neighbourhood. Here you’ll find ornate synagogues alongside restaurants serving delectable classics, coffee houses and coffee houses. It’s a cosy part of town that’s well worth a look.

Book a trip to Krakow today, one of Poland’s most impressive and popular cities.

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