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Dom Turysty – Hostel Krakow
May 9th, 2010 | 
Author: Hostel Dom Turysty enjoys a great location between Krakow Railway Station and Main Market Square, a few hundred metres from both. It offers free internet, 24-hour reception.
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Balloon Hostel Krakow
In the centre of historical and vibrant Kazimierz, overlooking Plac Nowy Square, Balloon Hostel offers affordable accommodation with kitchen facilities, 24/7 reception, free Wi-Fi and a garden with open-air cinema.
Momotown B&B Hostel Krakow
Staying in Momotown B&B means perfect combination of full privacy and access to hostel facilities, such as: free internet and Wi- Fi, outdoor garden area with a swing and a grill, parking space, own bar, laundry and a lot more.
The 70′S Hostel Krakow
The newly opened 70′S Hostel offers clean and affordable accommodation with a great location in the vibrant and charming Kazimierz district of Krakow’s Old Town.
Zodiakus Hostel Krakow
Zodiakus Hostel invites you to an unforgettable Krakow experience. With a fun atmosphere, affordable accommodation and excellent central location between Wawel Castle and Kazimierz, this is the place to be.
The Secret Garden Hostel Krakow
Centrally located in a renovated building, our non-smoking historic hostel is an excellent choice for those looking for moderately priced comfortable rooms, each with its own unique theme.
Golden Hostel Krakow
Experiencing the atmosphere of small alleys in old jewish distrct, visiting Wawel Hill with Royal Castel, tasting our delicious polish cuisine and traditional beer – all this and many other atracttions you will find here.
Golden Hostel, Krakow
Momotown Hostel Krakow
Momotown is a place dedicated to make people from around the world appreciate Krakow at its best, and enjoy each other’s company.
When we say relaxed atmosphere we mean beach full of sand with cold beer and all kinds of drinks 5 meters from the hostel entrance.
Momotown Hostel in Krakow
When we say excellent location we mean cult bars around the corner and the real town atmosphere – everything else is very near, too. Read the rest of this entry »