Blueberry Hostel, Krakow

★ Budget · Charming

Krakow

9.6 Exceptional 94 reviews

Guest ratings

Location9.4

Cleanliness9.8

Service9.6

Value9.6

Rooms9.4

Sleep quality9

1-star 3 rooms

What guests mention

There is no guest-review feedback available to indicate what visitors most enjoyed or found disappointing at Blueberry Hostel. The listed setup suggests a practical budget stay, with a shared kitchen, 24-hour reception, parking and airport-transfer service adding useful convenience. However, without comments from recent guests, there is no reliable insight into room comfort, cleanliness, noise levels, staff helpfulness or the day-to-day feel of the hostel.

Guest guide

Your stay, step by step

Advice from guests who actually stayed at Blueberry Hostel — the single most helpful tip for each part of your trip, in the order you'll need it, from booking to your last morning.

Rooms

Book a private room for extra comfort.

Dining

Try the blue kielbasa bus, a five-minute walk away; ask the host for directions.

Location

Look for the hostel on the top floor; it has no large visible sign outside.

Insider tips

What guests who stayed here recommend

Real advice grouped by theme — drawn from guest reviews of Blueberry Hostel.

From guest reviews

Dining

Try the blue kielbasa bus, a five-minute walk away; ask the host for directions.

From guest reviews

Rooms

Book a private room for extra comfort.

From guest reviews

Location

Look for the hostel on the top floor; it has no large visible sign outside.

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About Blueberry Hostel

Blueberry Hostel is a simple, charming budget base in Krakow’s atmospheric Jewish Quarter, designed for travellers who would rather spend their zloty on pierogi, museums and late-night walks than on a glossy lobby. The mood is practical and sociable: non-smoking rooms, a shared kitchen for self-catered meals, and a 24-hour reception make it an easygoing choice for independent visitors.

Its Kazimierz setting puts some of Krakow’s biggest sights within convenient reach, including Wawel Royal Castle, the Main Market Square and the Cloth Hall. Krakow-Balice Airport is around 10.6 km away, and airport transfers can be arranged. Drivers have access to parking, while smokers have designated areas. It suits solo travellers, backpackers and budget-minded couples who value a central base and useful basics over extensive hotel-style amenities.

No guest comments have been provided, so there is no reported consensus on the rooms, service or atmosphere beyond the facilities listed. Still, the round-the-clock desk, cooking space and airport shuttle option point to a stay arranged around flexibility and straightforward convenience.