Temukan Hotel Bintang 3 Terbaik di Krakow

Brilliant from the first greeting to the farewell! Lovely staff who went the extra mile to welcome you and helped in any way they could. Impeccable English spoken; Brits are rubbish at other languages, in my experience. Nothing to be proud of 😌 The room was amazing. A very new hotel, so everything was still pristine. Probably the smartest place I have ever stayed in. Quiet - I guess it was well soundproofed; heard nobody else - like we had the floor to ourselves. Reception and bar/ cafe- style area was welcoming, serving snacks and great coffee. Did not use the dining facilities, but the area looked very good, on Level -1. Very good quality toiletries. Luxurious towels and bedding. Nespresso coffee machine Fridge Water filter/ ‘kettle’. Really cannot fault anything. I would try another Tribe hotel and would hope it would be of the same standard.

I really liked the Columbus Hotel. It's just a few minutes' walk from Grzegorzki train station, which is the next stop after the main station Rynek, coming from the airport. I was in a twin room with a balcony, bathtub, fridge, complimentary water, toiletries. Lovely, bright and clean, comfy beds and nice bedding. Breakfast was delicious. The scrambled egg and little sausages were so tasty. The cakes were lovely with coffee afterwards. Also cereal, meats, cheese, fruit, yoghurt and breads and juices. Lovely and quiet, never heard a sound from other guests in their rooms. A real calm and relaxed vibe. There's also an outdoor seating area and a shop across the road. The tram stops are just to the side and are so easy and frequent. Ticket machines are at the stop, or you can pay on board. Don't forget to validate your ticket. Great base for exploring the Jewish quarter and ghetto, Schindler Factory Museum and don't miss the Plaszow guided tour, a highlight so far. Tram 3 and 24 takes you there from outside hotel and coats 4 zlotys. They are in the process of building a museum there, so it's going to be much busier in the future. Go now while its not as well known. I would definitely return to Columbus hotel, an excellent choice, enjoy!

This hotel is a short walk (around 10 minutes or one tram stop) away from the train station. The hotel has a somewhat dated look, a striking near-brutalist aesthetic. The interior is slightly more modern, with a 90s vibe. Nothing is broken and it does the job. Frankly I found the location to price to performance ratio very good for a hotel booked on the day of staying there. Overall, I had a good stay. The rooms are large too!

It’s a quaint hotel in an old building. The decor is quite beautiful and is probably its strength in my opinion, particularly the breakfast room. The staff was friendly and helpful enough. The shower was very slow at draining, making a pool to stand in which wasn’t the most pleasant thing. The location is really good though if you want to be near the main city attractions.

PROS *Lovely spacious rooms with nicely refurbished bathrooms. *The breakfast area looks presentable with a fairly decent selection. *Bottled water is provided daily, you just have to make sure you hang the sign to request to clean the room. *Hotel is centrally located right by the square. It’s near grocery stores, restaurants, donut/pastry shops & souvenir shops. CONS *The carpets “looked” dirty & old, not very pleasing to look at but they’re not - just gives that impression! *The main downside for me is the noise. Our room was facing the front which is where pedestrians walk through to the square. Earplugs were supplied by Hotel but they didn’t make a difference. There were loud revellers until 4:30am daily, then once that ends, the delivery trucks & refuse collectors pass through which were just as loud! Needless to say I didn’t get a full night sleep for 4 nights. Overall, it’s a clean & very reasonably priced hotel. May I also add we are a group that booked 4 rooms. 2 rooms were in the quiet side but the other 2 were in the noisy part. Not all rooms are the same. However, if you can sleep through anything then this wouldn’t be as much of an issue as it was for me.