Request a rear or non-street-facing room if you are sensitive to noise; front rooms can hear early traffic, especially with windows open.
What guests mention
Guests tend to come away pleased with Liv’Inn’s welcoming staff, comfortable atmosphere and good-value breakfast, with the cheese and meat selection receiving particular appreciation. It is frequently recommended as a convenient place for a Krakow break, especially by visitors happy to use public transport or walk into the centre. The main practical trade-off is location: the Old Town is not immediately outside the door, with a walk of about 20 minutes for many guests. Feedback is otherwise strongly positive.
Your stay, step by step
Advice from guests who actually stayed at Liv’Inn Aparthotel — 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 a family room if you need extra space, but confirm whether breakfast is included.
Use the hotel transfer service and ask for Bart as your driver.
Request a rear or non-street-facing room if you are sensitive to noise; front rooms can hear early traffic, especially with windows open.
Take your coffee to the hotel patio to enjoy it there.
Do not expect a swimming pool or fitness center.
Book attraction tickets in advance for your preferred date and time; the hotel can arrange them.
Walk from Rynek Główny using Maps.me; the journey takes about 20 minutes and passes through local Kraków streets.
Ask Ms Ola for help when you need assistance.
Use the lift to reach every floor, but note that the entrance has steps.
What guests who stayed here recommend
Real advice grouped by theme — drawn from guest reviews of Liv’Inn Aparthotel.
Request a balcony room, especially in summer; superior and corner rooms are options, and rear balconies suit smokers.
Request a larger room if space matters; corner rooms and apartments are especially spacious.
Choose room 25 for its wraparound double balcony, but keep the windows closed to block main-road traffic.
Choose room 35 for an especially appealing room.
Consider room 23 for its generous size and road-facing outlook without much reported noise.
Consider room 14 for a comfortable twin-room option with a road view.
Use the lift to reach every floor, but note that the entrance has steps.
Choose room 27 for air conditioning, but bring earplugs because it faces the roadside.
Choose room 7A if you prefer a recently refurbished room.
Choose room 22 for its balcony, but ventilate or use the fan because afternoon sun can make it warm.
Choose room 11 for a huge corner layout and a large surrounding balcony.
Ask for a room away from the elevator if you are a light sleeper.
Book a superior room if you want a balcony.
Walk from Rynek Główny using Maps.me; the journey takes about 20 minutes and passes through local Kraków streets.
Check minibar prices by scanning the room QR code and sending the required paid SMS.
Use the paid parking lots nearby if you arrive by car.
Do not expect a swimming pool or fitness center.
Expect a traditional cherry vodka shot on arrival.
Use the hotel transfer service and ask for Bart as your driver.
Take your coffee to the hotel patio to enjoy it there.
Ask staff how to operate the washing machine, and buy fresh milk nearby if you prefer it to long-life milk.
Ask Ms Ola for help when you need assistance.
Book attraction tickets in advance for your preferred date and time; the hotel can arrange them.
Contact the hotel in advance if you need twin beds; doubles are otherwise typically assigned.
Choose a deluxe double room for good value.
Book a luxury room for an upgraded stay.
Book a family room if you need extra space, but confirm whether breakfast is included.
Avoid the top floor while the adjacent building site remains loud.
About Liv’Inn Aparthotel
Liv’Inn Aparthotel feels like a friendly Krakow base rather than a formal city hotel: charming in character, practical in its comforts, and well suited to travellers who want space to settle in after a day of sightseeing. Rooms come with air conditioning, minibars, flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi, while the coffee shop and concierge service add a useful everyday touch.
Set just beyond the busiest streets of the Old Town, it gives guests a quieter place to return to while keeping Krakow’s headline sights within reach. The Cloth Hall and St. Mary’s Basilica are around a mile away, and the city centre can be reached on foot in roughly 20 minutes or by nearby public transport. Paid parking is available, and reception operates from 7 a.m. until 11 p.m. It is a sensible choice for couples, weekend visitors and independent travellers exploring the city.
Guests often praise the welcoming reception team, the generous breakfast selection—especially the cheeses and cold meats—and the hotel’s comfortable, easygoing feel. Many leave saying they would happily return, though its position will suit those content with a walk or short tram ride rather than needing to stay directly on the Old Town square.
Facilities
- Air conditioning
- Bath / shower
- Bottled water
- Clothes rack
- Coffee / tea maker
- Electric kettle
- Flatscreen TV
- Hair dryer
- Housekeeping
- Iron
- Minibar
- Private balcony
- Private bathrooms
- Refrigerator
- Safe
- Telephone
- Wake-up service / alarm clock
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