David Boutique Hotel

Great location. A short walk from the main square. Hotel was a bit vintage but very very clean. Great price

The hotel looks quite old fashioned but I liked that as it added to the whole experience of staying in the Jewish sector (the hotel is right next to a cemetery!) We stayed for 4 nights, 5 days, we were very comfortable and slept very well. I had a single room and my family had a double room. It’s all very clean and they do a refresh of your room each day (they even tidied up all my chargers!), you can leave a ‘do not disturb’ notice on the door if you don’t want them to do this. When we arrived we asked for more pillows and duvets and they very promptly left them in our rooms. They no longer serve breakfast but there are lots of good cheap places nearby to have brekky, the cafes/restaurants are cheaper in the Jewish sector rather than the Old Town which is more touristy. The staff were pleasant and did their best to answer questions/requests. You do not have a key card but a code to access the hotels front door and your room door, this is helpful if you are arriving back late or have a late flight. Reception is only open 3pm to 9pm but the staff are very responsive to emails and in person. Overall I slept well and thought my room was very cosy! They also provided tea/coffee/milk, more at my request. I couldn’t fault them aside from that smell you get in some European countries of the drains, but it wasn’t too bad and I really enjoyed my room, I was comfortable and cosy and most of all it was very clean!

We stayed for a week during October/November and found it to be a great location for us - easy to get to places in the Jewish quarter and a leisurely walk to the old town. The staff were all helpful and friendly and the room had everything we needed. It was clean and well maintained. Breakfast was a buffet with a very good choice including hot food (e.g. sausage, egg, beans), cereals, fruit and various cakes as well as a continental style selection. This was constantly replenished during the service period. If we return to Krakow we would certainly consider a return vist to the David Boutique.