MILESTONE Krakow Center Student Living by Tribera

The room I stayed in at Milestone had recently been decorated and came with kitchen utensils, a kettle, microwave, stove, and even a washing machine, which is a big plus for a short stay. It was surprisingly quiet, and the silence made for a really good night’s sleep. Milestone is only a short walk from Krakow’s main attractions. I’d recommend it for the location, overall comfort, and facilities. I got to check out the gym, which has brand new equipment, and the private indoor garage. It’s certainly an excellent choice in Krakow and makes for a pleasant stay.

There’s paid parking nearby, and the rooms do have a kitchenette with the basics. But this caught us off guard: it doesn’t really operate like a hotel. It’s more like student accommodation, with no reception or extra help if something goes wrong. Getting in was confusing too, since the doors are locked and you have to go into the yard to get a card. The rooms are small and fairly modern, though cleanliness could be better. There’s no hairdryer, and despite the name, it’s not in the centre. I’d think of it as a rented apartment, not a hotel.

The people here made the stay feel special. Everyone was caring and helpful, and it was a pleasure dealing with the reception staff. The location is right in the heart of Krakow, with plenty of cafes nearby for business meetings and easy access to the city’s sights. My room was spotless, calm, and comfortable, with everything I needed. I’m sensitive to cold, so being able to set the room temperature myself was a real plus. I was very happy here and will definitely come back ❤️

The location worked well for me, with a shopping mall and tram stop fairly close by, and the tram takes you into the city centre. I stayed for a couple of days in August and was very happy with the place. It seems to serve as a student dorm during the year, but the room was cosy and clean, with a wide bed, table, wardrobe, shower bathroom, and a small useful kitchen with dishes. I arrived after midnight, and the security guard let me in. I don’t speak Polish, but the staff were kind and explained everything clearly. Reception gave me the Wi-Fi details, and I connected without trouble. The hotel seemed quite new. I’d stay again if I return to Krakow.