Request a rear, courtyard, garden, or side room to avoid tram, traffic, and street noise; front rooms can also vibrate, while beer-garden areas may be livelier.
What guests mention
Guests are especially enthusiastic about the location, with the main train station and Krakow’s Old City sights within easy reach. Many describe the staff as attentive and helpful, and breakfast is a frequent highlight, particularly the eggs and meat selection. The hotel’s traditional, homely character and living-room-style spaces also appeal to travellers seeking something less anonymous than a modern chain. Feedback is overwhelmingly positive, with no consistent complaint emerging in the guest mentions.
Your stay, step by step
Advice from guests who actually stayed at Europejski Hotel — the single most helpful tip for each part of your trip, in the order you'll need it, from booking to your last morning.
Book through an online room broker before arrival rather than booking on arrival for a better room.
Hire the hotel’s drivers for site visits; the fees are reasonable.
Request a rear, courtyard, garden, or side room to avoid tram, traffic, and street noise; front rooms can also vibrate, while beer-garden areas may be livelier.
Choose breakfast for hot food prepared to order alongside the continental selection.
Walk to the central train station easily from the hotel.
Ask for an oversheet if sharing a bed, as the duvets may be too narrow for two people.
What guests who stayed here recommend
Real advice grouped by theme — drawn from guest reviews of Europejski Hotel.
Choose a street-facing room for views, people-watching, and atmosphere, but expect tram noise.
Request a room overlooking the square for a good view and, in some rooms, a small balcony.
Ask for a room facing the Galeria; it lights up in beautiful colors at night.
Book room 103 for its private patio, spacious layout, and particularly quiet position.
Ask to inspect a couple of available rooms before choosing, especially if room size matters.
Book room 124 for a quiet side-facing position without road noise.
Upgrade to a superior room, preferably a superior double with an extra bed, for inexpensive suite-style space.
Book a deluxe double for a strong all-round room choice.
Book a premium room or suite for extra space and a suite-style layout.
Ask for a large room with a sofa or lounge area.
Choose room 231 for a quiet double-plus room set slightly away from the main road.
Book room 216 if you want a balcony.
Book room 200 for a particularly impressive stay.
Book room 131 for a quiet courtyard-facing position.
Book room 126 for a particularly quiet stay.
Book room 104 for its adjoining patio and quiet stay.
Consider a first-floor garden-facing room for a quiet stay.
Avoid inner-courtyard rooms if you want a view, as they may overlook only the courtyard.
Ask for an oversheet if sharing a bed, as the duvets may be too narrow for two people.
Walk to the central train station easily from the hotel.
Hire the hotel’s drivers for site visits; the fees are reasonable.
Try the pasta with chicken, spinach, and sauce.
Choose breakfast for hot food prepared to order alongside the continental selection.
Book through an online room broker before arrival rather than booking on arrival for a better room.
Request a lower-floor room if you want to avoid stairs; the hotel has no elevator, although staff can carry luggage.
Choose a double-plus room if you want more space.
About Europejski Hotel
Europejski Hotel feels like a gracious older Krakow base, with the kind of quaint, charming character that suits a romantic city break. Its appeal is less about flash and more about a relaxed, traditional atmosphere, supported by useful touches such as air-conditioned rooms, free Wi-Fi, room service and concierge help. Flat-screen TVs cover the practical side, while breakfast is included.
The hotel is well placed for seeing the city on foot: St. Mary’s Basilica and Planty Park are each around 0.4 miles away, while the Main Market Square, Wawel Royal Castle and Kazimierz can also be reached by walking. Its proximity to the main train station is especially handy for rail arrivals and short stays, while the Old City setting works well for first-time visitors who want Krakow’s headline sights close by.
Guests often single out the central location as the hotel’s strongest asset, along with helpful staff and a breakfast that gets particular praise. Scrambled eggs and the selection of meats are among the details people remember, and the hotel’s welcoming common areas, including a living-room-like space, add to its pleasantly unhurried feel.
Facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation
- Baggage storage
- Banquet room
- Bar / lounge
- Breakfast buffet
- Concierge
- Conference facilities
- Dry cleaning
- Free breakfast
- Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
- Laundry service
- Meeting rooms
- Non-smoking hotel
- Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly )
- Restaurant
- Taxi service
- Wifi
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