Globus Aparthotel, Krakow

Request a rear-facing room to reduce tram and traffic noise, especially if you are a light sleeper.

Request a lower-floor room if you have heavy luggage or difficulty with stairs, because the hotel has no lift.

Choose a front-facing room for brighter street views and more atmosphere, but expect considerably more tram noise.

Bring earplugs to block tram and bar noise, particularly if you sleep with the windows open.

Choose a top-floor room to lessen morning tram and traffic noise, but confirm you can manage the stairs.

Use the hotel’s central location to reach Krakow’s centre easily.

Request room 203 for particularly quiet nights.

Ask whether your room has a shower or bath, as bathroom layouts vary.

Request a third-floor corner room for extra space, brightness, and city views.

Request room 205 for a particularly spacious room.

Check in at the hotel around the corner, less than a three-minute walk away, and leave luggage there after checkout.

Choose room 104 for an opening balcony door and window in hot weather, while allowing for tram noise.

Ask for room 103, 203, or 303, which face the rear of the hotel.

Request room 101 if you want the only front-facing room with a balcony.

Buy coffee at the shop next door.

Ask the breakfast staff to bring a tray to your room if you prefer eating there.

Ask for a room away from smoking rooms if you want to avoid smoke.

Book by phone and request a rear-facing third-floor room, such as 304; choose room 104 in winter.

Request a room with air conditioning if that amenity is important to you.