Hotels in Lesser Poland Province

“Request a side- or park-facing room away from the main road and tramlines for quieter nights.”

“Request a courtyard-, inside-, or back-facing room to reduce tram and weekend bar noise; front rooms can be audible overnight.”

“Request a room with a two-person jacuzzi or double spa bath; the luxury king and hot-tub rooms are worth the upgrade.”

“Request a rear, inner-courtyard, or park-facing room for garden views, fresh air, and greater quiet; engine noise may begin around 8:30.”

“Park at Miodowa around the corner because parking is not possible directly around the hotel.”

“Avoid breakfast from 9:45–10:30, when it becomes extremely busy.”

“Request a patio- or courtyard-facing room away from the tram line and main road to reduce tram, police-car, and daytime street noise.”

“Use the included shampoo, conditioner, shower gel and body lotion to save packing space; the toiletries are high-end.”

“Have breakfast from 07:00; arrive early to avoid buffet crowds, and try the hot options or scrambled eggs.”

“Request a room in the main building for larger rooms and indoor access to breakfast; note that some apartments have small windows.”

“Bring earplugs if you are a light sleeper.”

“Take the guided Auschwitz and salt mines tour, but allow a full day.”

“Reserve one of the two parking spots in front of the hotel; parking is very limited.”

“Take a Bolt from Krakow airport for an inexpensive transfer.”

“Request a room with a balcony.”

“Book the Twin Deluxe with Terrace.”

“Double-check exactly what you are booking before confirming your reservation.”

“Look for the minibar price list behind the fridge, where it may be tucked away.”

“Check the building’s lighting, lift availability, and flooring before booking; the building may be poorly lit, have no lifts, and have uneven…”