Ester

Overview

The luxurious hotel was renovated in 2004. It consists of 4 floors and a total of 32 rooms, of which 8 are singles, 17 are doubles, 6 are triples and 1 is a suite. The hotel has a 24-hour reception, a safe, a currency exchange desk, a lift and a café. Additional facilities include various shops, a bar and an air-conditioned à la carte restaurant with a non-smoking area. In addition, the hotel has a public Internet terminal and a conference room. The hotel offers a car parking facilities (on payment of an additional fee). Room and laundry services and medical services are also available.

Location

The historical city hotel is situated in the Jewish quarter of the city, Kazimierz, only a few paces from the most significant monuments to Jewish culture. Within 500 m of the hotel, guests will find countless bars and nightclubs as well as public transport. The nearest shops are around 1 km away. Balice Airport is located approximately 17 km away.

Rooms

The inviting rooms are fitted with an en suite bathroom, a hairdryer, a direct dial telephone, satellite/ cable TV, Internet access, radio, double bed, central heating and a safe.

Sport

Caring about the Guests' bodies and souls, those Guests, who would like to have some biological regeneration and relaxation it proposes sauna and large number of massages.

Payment

American Express, Diners Club, MasterCard and VISA cards are all accepted in the hotel.

Short breaks in Krakow

With rich history, vibrant nightlife and reputation as Poland's cultural capital, a Krakow holiday is the ideal choice for anyone looking for something a little bit different in a city break.

Main attractions:

• Krakow nightlife
• Main market square 'Rynek Glowny'
• Walking the Royal Route

Ideal for:

• Weekend breaks
• Half term holidays
• Romantic getaways

Cheap holidays in Krakow

Once the capital of Poland, Krakow is a charismatic old city boasting the largest medieval town square in Europe; the ideal location for a city break full of discoveries!

A tour of Krakow, Poland should start at the Main Market Square in Krakow where there are a number of restaurants, cafes and bars, together with the landmarks of St Mary’s Basilica, Sukiennice and St Adalbert’s Church. The buildings and palaces that surround the square are very old with some dating back to the 13th century.

From milk bars (bar mleczny) to chic restaurants, Krakow offers tasty delights to all visitors, and being famous for its vodkas and beers, there is an amazing array of drinking locations to enjoy.

There are more than 40 public parks in Krakow which are great for the whole family travelling to Krakow with playgrounds, historic gardens and various outdoor sport activities on offer.

A visit to Wawel Royal Castle should not be missed but travel via Kanonicza Street for the most scenic route.