Rooms are simple without any added extra feature. Fair service, good value for your many. If you look for a cheap place to sleep without any expectations, this hotel is a good choice. The public transportation from the city centre is not the best, but you can grab a taxi from 17 to 50 zloty, depending on the route and... More

Rooms are simple with TV only, but modern and clean. The bathroom is OK. The only problem: the walls are as thin as paper, you can hear any noise of the neighbours and people walking in the corridor. Breakfast is good (milk, coffee, tea with lemon, yogurt with fresh strawberry! cheese, salami, salads). There is beer on tap in the... More

It's not that the Krakus is bad. It's just that there's nothing particularly good about it. Located a good 20 minute coach ride from central Krakow, in a complex overlooking a grey towerblock, a clinic and a power plant, the Krakus offers nothing in the way of entertainment for students. Aside from a tiny plaza shop in the housing estate... More

As it was the only available hotel we booked from their website. There is a guarded parking outside. The hotel is in a location far from the centre in a worker's suburb. By the time we stayed there were many school groups from Sweden and Norway, students drinking and making a lot of noise. As they did not have a... More

I am in the middle of a 2 night stay at the Hotel Krakus. Where do I start. The room can only be described as worse than the one I slept in for my six years at boarding school. The furniture is old and worn as are the bed clothes. The towels in the bathroom are like something for cleaning... More

Encouraged by their web ad we (3 persons) spent a weekend in Hotel Krakus in lovely Cracow, in July 2005 for for 199zl= 50 Euro per person/night -- as promised. Rooms: with TV sat and phone, furnished modestly, but without common sense thus not very comfortable. Beds are new but very soft - not everyone likes it. Interior lamps are... More