Hotels in Europe

“Choose another hotel if you’re a younger couple or prefer English-speaking surroundings; this hotel mainly attracts German speakers.”

“Do not prioritize room views, as all rooms have the same view.”

“Choose an upper-floor, pool-facing room for less people and traffic noise, but expect entertainment music until around 11 p.m.”

“Specify your preferred view when booking; rooms face either a gentle hill or the sea.”

“Choose a sea-side room for the amazing view.”

“Request a higher-floor sea-view room overlooking the beach and pedestrian promenade, especially for a romantic stay.”

“Use a German accent when booking.”

“Look carefully for the parking area on arrival; it is easy to miss despite ample space.”

“Book Room 5 for a suite.”

“Request a room other than Gusto for more quiet, as Gusto is beside the lobby and breakfast room.”

“Choose Riverside Aparthotel for a quiet neighborhood within about a 20-minute walk of Krakow’s Main Market Square.”

“Ask for a low-floor room.”

“Check the website to choose the room that best suits you.”

“Confirm that your room has air conditioning before booking, as not all rooms include it despite the advertising.”

“Ask for a sea-view room — the view is stunning.”

“Request a room in the newly built building for air conditioning and a marvelous view over the bay and sea.”