Hotel Kazimierz I

Hotel was old and a little outdated but still good for the money. Room was big & spacious, air-conditioner & heater available, good pressure on the shower, comfortable bed. Hotel has an elevator which helped with the luggage & my mom who has an arthritis. My only bad comment would be the room service, they only made the bed but looked like it wasn’t cleaned when we came back in the evening, we didn’t even get new towels or refills. Maybe it was my fault as I didn’t request for the room to be cleaned but thought it’s automatic when guests are out for the day. We arrived at 12nn & check in wasn’t until 3pm, we were able to store our luggage before roaming the city. Breakfast buffet was good, lots of option. On our last day, we had a flight at 6am so they packed us a breakfast before leaving which was really nice. Someone is manning the reception 24hrs a day which is good for safety. Location is also great. 5mins away from the nearest stop, lots of restaurants & cafes nearby, safe area even at night. Just 15mins away from the city center & 10mins from the famous Wawel castle. Located in the Jewish area.

We spent a week in the annex. The carpet is a bit dated but the room was spotlessly clean, the bed very comfortable, and a good powerful shower. The room was 011 so ground floor facing the street but we didn't hear a sound at night. The breakfasts were probably the best I've ever had, a great choice. The staff are really helpful and friendly. Everything you could want.

What a gem of a hotel. Reception staff so friendly and helpful. Our family room was spacious, clean and the air conditioning a godsend. The breakfast was very filling and plenty of variety. We visited during very hot weather so free water coolers on every floor was so welcome and we refilled often. The hotel just a short walk from Krakow main square. We had a marvellous holiday thank you from Em, Sandrine, Katie & Eloise

Great location only a 15 min walk to the old town, even less to the castle. My only problem was the location of my room. This hotel on both Friday and Saturday nights held weddings. I was given a room on the mezzanine floor very near to the wedding area. I was kept wake until the music stopped for both these weddings. First night midnight, second night 5am!!

This was the worst hotel I've ever experienced! I booked on Trip.com , but I sent it to a place that looked like a neighboring house, not a hotel building! I definitely booked a double bed, but they gave me a room with two single beds apart! The worst of all was the employee's attitude! The night shift worker was very arrogant, keeping his eyes down and ignoring him! This is a hotel that should never be used! Breakfast is just soso!

We stayed in the hotel for one week. We couldn’t be more happy about their service, there is always a person at the reception greeting you upon entering and leaving. The breakfast was excellent with different options every day. Highly recommend

This property is located next to many good restaurants. My twin room was comfortable, clean, nicely appointed and had a terrace. The room is quite narrow but the bathroom is large with a nice shower. The WiFi is good. The breakfast is one of the best I had in Krakow. The first night, an event in the hotel until early morning, made it quite noisy but I was informed when I booked the room. It general, it represents great value for money and the staff is nice.

Hotel has very good location in the centre of Kazimierz district. We found city parking place 2 minutes by foot from hotel but it could be challenge if you are not lucky. Very kind service of hotel.

Lovely and quaint hotel for a decent price with a great breakfast buffet. It's not a modern or new hotel but has an elegant, European vibe. The service was polite and courteous, and the rooms were a decent size, a bit older looking, but with cute little touches- little caramels on the pillows, adorable soap/shampoo amenities, sparkling water in the rooms. Beds were average in comfort level. The breakfast buffet and dining area were also very classy albeit a bit dark. Plentiful spread of cheeses, smoked fish and meats, yogurts, hot eggs and bacon, etc. Only downside was that there was no brewed coffee, only instant. Was that an off day or normal for Poland? Other downside was the walls were thin, so we woke up at 2 am to an obnoxious racket of drunk men talking either with their room doors or open in the hallway- was so so loud. We called the service desk twice and someone finally came to ask the men to keep it down. Besides that, I would recommend this hotel for a comfortable stay and a great location somewhat within walking distance from downtown.