Hotel Unicus, Krakow

Request a higher or top-floor room for less street noise and better views, but note that the top floor has sloped ceilings.

Request a quiet room toward the back or away from Florianska Street and the nightlife across the road.

Book a deluxe or double-deluxe room for substantially more space and good value.

Choose a corner room for more space, but expect more sunlight during summer.

Avoid the fourth floor if headroom matters, because its rooms have sloping ceilings and reduced clearance near the windows.

Bring earplugs, especially if staying on a lower floor or facing the street-side nightclubs.

Book breakfast and arrive early for the widest choice.

Avoid Room 101 if elevator proximity bothers you, as it is directly opposite the lift.

Ask for Room 206 if available for a larger twin room; Rooms 106 and 206 can have their beds moved together.

Upgrade to a superior room or check the hotel’s website for special packages.

Confirm whether your room includes a mini fridge, as reports differ; stock up at the nearby shops if needed.

Consider Room 308 for a quiet third-floor corner room.

Request Room 402 for a quiet stay with views and sounds of the church.

Choose the local currency when paying by card to avoid a commission.

Do not rely on Uber to enter the Old Town; arrange a drop-off outside the restricted area.

Arrange sightseeing trips through reception if you need help booking them.

Request housekeeping if you want room cleaning, as it may not happen automatically.

Take a trip in one of the electric cars.

Use the sauna on the first floor.

Use the hotel as a base in the heart of Krakow’s Old Town.

Do not confuse Hotel Unicus with Unicus Palace when booking.

Book Auschwitz-Birkenau tours through a provider other than Viator to avoid cancellation and refund problems.

Book directly with the hotel for a cheaper rate.

Reserve ahead for popular restaurants around the Old Town Square.

Try the bar across the road.

Confirm the breakfast location, as it may be served at another hotel.

Test the internet connection and safe when you arrive.

Keep the windows closed to reduce outside noise.

Check the duvet size when you arrive, especially if sharing the bed.

Book a top-floor suite if you want more space than the lower twin rooms.

Check the AC panel and learn its controls as soon as you arrive.

Check whether your room has a bath, as Room 117 had only a shower.

Use the in-room iron and ironing board instead of requesting one from reception.

Compare Rooms 305 and 309 if choosing a corner room, as 309 was reported to be larger.

Ask about Room 409 if booking a double deluxe, as it was reported to be particularly spacious.

Avoid Room 205 for longer stays if space matters, as it was reported to be small.

Avoid Room 307 if you are a light sleeper, as it faces a busy street near the square.

Ask for Room 209 if you want an especially large room.