Santi

Ideally placed for the old town. Very old building (former bishops' residence) with very thick stone walls and nearly visible frescos. The tramline is right outside the front of the hotel, but our very spacious room was at the back, so we weren't disturbed, in fact we slept very well. There was no separate shower, but our bathroom had a shower over the bath. For breakfast, they have a limited buffet plus 3 set dishes you can order (cold and hot, including an English breakfast). They also give you a free drinks voucher for a glass of wine or beer or a discounted cocktail in their bar or outside on the patio. Staff were mostly very pleasant. Would definitely recommend this hotel.

The hotel’s modest entrance and reception hide a gem of a hotel. Large, beautiful room, spacious, modern bathroom with bathtub. If we return to Krakow we will not be in the least doubt about where we will stay.

We stayed here for 3 nights whilst visiting Krakow.. on the whole its a really very nice hotel and about as central as you can get to the market square and cloth hall. In centuries past it was a monastery and it has loads of character. It also has real keys. We were in room 106, it was huge. We've stayed in 5* suites that were nowhere near as big. We were at the back of the building and it was very quiet. We did hear the trams but TBH it wasnt a problem although it might be if your room faces the street. It has tea and coffee facilities and a real kettle... Breakfast was very good, special thanks to the chef who cooked my eggs, soft in the middle and crisp round the edges. We'd also like to thank reception, they were all so helpful. We really would like to give 5* but there are a few issues that should be better. There are no blackout blinds. The pillows really arent upto a 5* rating and although it was a king size bed there are 2 small duvets, you really havs to ask why... The tv for some reason turns itself off every 5 minutes or so. So would we stay here again ? Oh yes. We really did enjoy our stay. Thank you.