Hotel Atrium, Krakow

Choose a higher or top-floor room for less noise; top-floor maisonettes also offer skylights, brightness, and better ventilation.

Request a room overlooking the central courtyard or glass-roofed restaurant for less traffic and tram noise.

Book an apartment or family room for groups; larger units can include separate bedrooms, kitchenettes, and fridges.

Request a room at the back of the hotel for a quieter stay.

Choose a street-facing room only if you can keep the windows closed; expect possible early-morning bin-collection noise.

Ask whether the air conditioning is positioned above the bed and confirm it is available.

Choose the hotel for convenient access to the city and nearby attractions.

Choose a corner room or suite for more space and a quieter stay.

Choose a second-floor room for potentially larger rooms and good street views.

Expect a single room to have one single bed and limited space.

Request apartment 411 for an exceptionally spacious, attractive room.

Book family room 312 for its huge bathroom, separate bedroom, and kitchenette, but expect uncomfortable beds.

Request room 111 if you want a room overlooking the restaurant.

Request room 310.

Request room 105 for convenient access to the lobby, restaurant, bar, and reception.

Request room 408 for a spacious, quiet stay, and confirm air conditioning if visiting in summer.

Avoid fourth-floor rooms if you prefer a lower floor.

Arrange parking elsewhere, as the hotel may not provide parking.

Request room 113 for a large room with a kitchenette.

Do not rely on the Sat-Nav; use Google Maps for directions instead.

Walk down the road to the small market just to the right of the hotel.

Download the Bolt app for taxi services.

Head to the main square for a cooked breakfast at one of the local cafés.

Use the lift to reach all rooms for easier access.

Keep a spare key in the room if you need to charge devices while out; the key activates the electricity.

Avoid room 102.

Avoid room 302 if you dislike having the double bed against the wall.

Request room 110 for a large, comfortable, quiet room at the back.

Request a double room instead of a twin if you prefer beds together rather than at opposite ends.

Request room 114 for a recommended first-floor triple room.