Hostel Krakowiak

The mattress was suuuper comfortable and the bedding was fresh and “crispy,” which mattered most to me. Everything else was great, and I'd definitely come back. The entrance was a big downside, though: with a huge suitcase, getting it up the stairs on my own was difficult. There were also some spider webs on the windows, an easy thing to clean, and no slippers, which wasn't very convenient. A good 8/10.

The room was good and came with towels, shampoo, a hairdryer, a fridge, and more. Nice hotel, though it's a bit too far from the center.

There's parking, and the room has a refrigerator. A bus stop and supermarket are within walking distance, and there's an inexpensive dining room with large portions. The location is good, easy to reach by car or public transport. Walking to the city center takes 30-40 minutes.

This cheap, old-school hostel felt like it might have been a student dorm. The room was clean, with a fully working bathroom and shower. It had just the basics, but in a nice way: a small fridge, strong Wi-Fi, lots of electrical sockets, lamps, and tables. There was plenty of free parking, too, so for what I paid, it was a great place to rest. Getting to the new city center was comfortable, and the old city center was reachable too, though a bit far on tired legs. I'd stay again on my own, as a lone wolf. I don't think it's the place for a couple or a family, but it's excellent for a geek.