Krakow City Hotels

The Hotel Alexander is just 300 metres from Krakow’s main square in the heart of the old city. This is a great area in which to stay on a city break to Krakow and allows you to experience the magic an...

The Hotel Alexander is just 300 metres from Krakow’s main square in the heart of the old city. This is a great area in which to stay on a city break to Krakow and allows you to experience the magic and charm of this historical old city. The Alexander Hotel’s 40 guestrooms are simply decorated and furnished and have the latest amenities to ensure you enjoy a comfortable stay.

The Polonia Hotel is a three star property that first opened its doors in 1917 and occupies a great spot in the heart of the old city of Krakow. From here all of Krakow’s main attractions can easily b...

The Polonia Hotel is a three star property that first opened its doors in 1917 and occupies a great spot in the heart of the old city of Krakow. From here all of Krakow’s main attractions can easily be reached on foot and there are beautiful views of old Krakow, the Slowacki Theatre and the remains of the city's defensive walls from some of the Polonia Hotel’s 62 spacious guestrooms. Guests of the Polonia Hotel can also make use of internet facilities, a beauty parlour and organize trips to many places in and around Krakow, including Oswiecim, better known to its 800,000 visitors each year as Auschwitz, which is just one hour to the west.

The Wyspianski Hotel Poland was completely renovated and modernised in 2008 to offer business and leisure travelers comfortable three star accommodation in the heart of Krakow. The main market square ...

The Wyspianski Hotel Poland was completely renovated and modernised in 2008 to offer business and leisure travelers comfortable three star accommodation in the heart of Krakow. The main market square is approximately 300 metres away from the Wyspianski Hotel whilst Krakow’s main railway station is half a mile away and the famous Wawel Hill is just one mile from the property. Facilities at this Polish hotel include room service and internet access; guests will also find a souvenir shop, casino and bank in the same building. Krakow’s sights can be explored on foot with the biggest medieval market square in Europe as its centerpiece. This cultural city always has plenty of exhibitions, art, concerts and theatrical performances and there are many restaurants within the old cobbled streets around the Hotel Wyspianski.

The three star Hotel Chopin Krakow is located in the centre of the city in one of Krakow’s newest commercial districts and close to the city’s main historic attractions. The heart of the city, the med...

The three star Hotel Chopin Krakow is located in the centre of the city in one of Krakow’s newest commercial districts and close to the city’s main historic attractions. The heart of the city, the medieval market place, the enchanting arcades in the famous Cloth Hall and the numerous sidewalk cafes can all be easily reached on foot or by tram. Due to the convenient location and the professional and friendly service the Chopin Hotel is an ideal choice for business guests, individual tourists and groups. Each of the 220 modern guestrooms is well equipped and there is an in-house fitness studio and beauty centre. During the summer months, the Chopin Hotel’s attractive courtyard is the perfect place to relax.

The Regent Hotel is situated in the heart of Kazimierz, the former Jewish district, only a few minutes walk from the Main Market Square and Wawel Hill in the centre of Krakow. This Polish hotel offers...

The Regent Hotel is situated in the heart of Kazimierz, the former Jewish district, only a few minutes walk from the Main Market Square and Wawel Hill in the centre of Krakow. This Polish hotel offers 39 comfortable guestrooms including singles, doubles and triples. Its exclusive location and intimate atmosphere make it a popular choice for a business or leisure break in Krakow. It is easy to explore most of Krakow’s sights on foot as they are contained within the former city walls, known as the Old Town. This area only covers one square kilometre, with the biggest medieval market square in Europe, covering 40,000 square metres as its centerpiece. As the cultural capital of Poland, the city never suffers a shortage of exhibitions, art, concerts and theatrical performances. The Old Town has many restaurants within the old cobbled streets leading to Market Square, and visitors will also find new boutiques alongside traditional craft and clothing shops. Any visit to Krakow should include Wawel Royal Cathedral and, for many, a trip one hour to the west to Oswiecim, better known to its 800,000 visitors each year as Auschwitz, a name synonymous with the Holocaust and Hitler.

The Hotel Amadeus is located in a historic 16th century townhouse, in the oldest part of the town, a few steps away from the Market Square, on a quiet part of the Miko?ajska street. The hotel has a un...

The Hotel Amadeus is located in a historic 16th century townhouse, in the oldest part of the town, a few steps away from the Market Square, on a quiet part of the Miko?ajska street. The hotel has a unique atmosphere, with stylish Baroque interiors reminiscent of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart`s times. It is the perfect location for both business and leisure guests and offers comfortable accommodation that has been beautifully restored to its original splendor. There are 20 rooms and 2 suites in total, all air conditioned and stylishly finished.

The Andel´s Hotel Krakow is in an excellent location and has a modern exterior and a very stylish and unique interior. The Hotel Andel’s is just 100 metres from the main train station, the historical ...

The Andel´s Hotel Krakow is in an excellent location and has a modern exterior and a very stylish and unique interior. The Hotel Andel’s is just 100 metres from the main train station, the historical Market Square and Krakow’s newest shopping centre, making it an ideal location for a city break in Krakow. Theatres, museums, Wawel Castle, the Old Market Square and the Jewish Quarter of Kazimierz can be reached on foot (as the city is quite compact) or by using local public transport. There are 159 stylish guestrooms in the Andel’s Hotel, all of which feature the latest technology and an abundance of natural light thanks to the spectacular floor-to-ceiling windows. The hotel has a restaurant, bar and attractive terrace where you can sit and people watch during the summer months and there is also a fitness room and sauna to help you relax after a long day exploring the centre of Krakow.

Situated in the heart of Krakow’s Old Town, the stylish Holiday Inn Krakow City Centre Hotel is conveniently located just minutes away from the main Market Square, Kazimierz Jewish Quarter, Wawel Cast...

Situated in the heart of Krakow’s Old Town, the stylish Holiday Inn Krakow City Centre Hotel is conveniently located just minutes away from the main Market Square, Kazimierz Jewish Quarter, Wawel Castle, the central train and bus station and Krakow’s biggest shopping centres. The hotel itself is a unique architectural blend of a XIX century palace surrounded by modern buildings and has 154 comfortable, air-conditioned rooms with free high speed internet access. The Holiday Inn’s trendy lobby bar and cafe is known for its excellent coffee, tapas menu and the other delicious light meals on offer, alternatively, enjoy Mediterranean cuisine in the ’Bom Fogo’ restaurant. A mini gym and massage room complete the Holiday Inn Krakow City Centre’s facilities. It is easy to explore most of Krakow’s sights on foot from here as they are mostlt contained within the Old Town area which only covers one square kilometre, and has the biggest medieval market square in Europe, as its centerpiece.