Greg&Tom Hostel, Krakow

Choose a six-bed dorm on the central level near reception, kitchen and living areas for convenience, clean bunks and spacious surroundings.

Book a private double room for quiet, extra space and strong value when traveling as a couple.

Choose a four-bed dorm for more privacy and quiet; four- and six-bed rooms have no bunks, so either works if convenience matters less.

Request a back-facing room to avoid main-road traffic noise from the street-facing rooms.

Request a room away from the kitchen, reception and breakfast areas for quieter sleep; rooms near reception suit deep sleepers.

Choose a lower-floor room for quieter surroundings and easier luggage handling; the floor below reception has three large bedrooms and a quiet lounge.

Request a second-floor room for extra bathrooms, quiet surroundings and an additional communal lounge.

Book in advance and confirm that your reservation is available.

In winter, request a bed near the heater and dress for very warm indoor temperatures; use the heater to dry gloves or towels.

Keep the dorm door closed to block communal-area noise and sleep peacefully.

Book the private downstairs room for a sofa and camp bed if you need space for more than two people.

Choose a four-bed room in the upstairs apartments for a comfortable option.

Try a five-person room for a sociable atmosphere without excessive crowding, with beds comfortably separated.

Ask the staff for Krakow advice and help planning anything you need during your trip.

Use the hostel as a convenient base close to Krakow city center.

Take advantage of the included free breakfast and dinner.

Arrive early for the free breakfast and dinner because the best food may be gone within the first hour; cereal, toast and tea remain available.

Use the showers at reception level for a better shower experience.

Bring or request a thicker blanket instead of relying on a thin one.

Choose the non-party hostel option if you want to avoid drunken roommates and late-night disruption from a downstairs bar.

Choose an eight-bed dorm for a generally quiet stay, but bring an eye mask because the curtains may not block enough light.