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Orbis Cracovia is situated opposite Krakow’s National Museum and is within easy walking distance of the Old Town with the Main Market Square and Wawel Royal Castle. Read the rest of this entry »

Located in a tranquil and green area just 4 km from Krakow city centre, the Novotel Krakow Bronowice offers great value for money. Read the rest of this entry »

Our family-run company specialises in providing short stay apartments for those who wish to experience the true Krakow atmosphere, within various locations in the old town and city centre. Read the rest of this entry »

Just 2 km from the main Market Square, this exclusive 3-star hotel features free internet access and free parking. It is ideally located within one of Kraków’s most beautiful districts. Read the rest of this entry »

Krakus Hotel is situated in Podgorze district of Krakow, near Vistula River, just 4 kilometres from the Old Town. It offers rooms with bathrooms, TVs, telephones and free Wi-Fi. Read the rest of this entry »

Situated in the centre of Krakow, just a few minutes from the main market square, this newly-opened hostel radiates a welcoming atmosphere. Read the rest of this entry »

This modern, 5-star resort is located in the Salwator district of Krakow. It offers beautifully designed rooms with free internet access and panoramic views of Vistula River and Wawel Castle. Read the rest of this entry »

Set in a popular area of Wola Justowska, only a short walk from Krakow’s city centre, this guest house offers comfortable yet affordable accommodation. Read the rest of this entry »

Peacefully situated near the Vistula River in the western suburb of Salwator, the new Art Hotel Niebieski offers you comfortable rooms with free Wi-Fi and uniquely designed interiors. Read the rest of this entry »

This modern hotel is conveniently located close to Krakow city centre, approximately 2 km from the market square, bus and railway stations, providing an ideal base from which to explore. Read the rest of this entry »