Hotels in Southern Poland

“Request a room away from the rail line when booking; bring earplugs if assigned a noisy back or facade-side room.”

“Confirm lift availability before booking and be prepared to carry your luggage upstairs.”

“Check whether your apartment has beds on a mezzanine floor before booking, especially if bending or mobility is difficult.”

“Ask hotel staff to accompany you to your room and check that everything works.”

“Check that you can manage the stairs, as there is no lift.”

“Request a first- or second-floor apartment if stairs or luggage are difficult; there is no lift and some rooms require four flights.”

“Prepare to use the staircase, as there is no lift.”

“Request a ground-floor apartment if stairs are difficult; upper floors have no lift and require many steps, with one near the office.”

“Request a top-floor apartment for the best experience.”

“Contact the hotel at least 48 hours before arrival to get entrance and room codes, then double-check you have them before traveling.”

“Request a rear room to reduce noise from the opposite bar and passing traffic.”

“Walk to Krakow Old Town Square, arrange trips farther afield, and ask about car parking if arriving by car.”

“Try the blue kielbasa bus, a five-minute walk away; ask the host for directions.”

“Request a ground-, first-, or second-floor room if you have mobility or breathing issues; the building has many stairs and no lift.”

“Request a quiet room with a spectacular view, and use the secure lockers.”

“Use the central Old Krakow location to walk easily to shops, pubs, and restaurants.”

“Use the on-site sauna and bring swimwear; it is available for you to enjoy.”

“Request a lower-floor apartment—there is no elevator, the stairs are steep, and climbing them is harder after strong vodka shots.”

“Ask for a room with its own balcony facing the courtyard.”

“Request a back-facing room for quieter nights; the church bells at the front are intermittent.”

“Lock the door whenever entering or leaving for security.”

“Choose Apartment 59 on the third floor to sleep with the windows open in summer.”

“Ask the hotel about available tour bookings.”

“Expect many stairs and request Block A or a lower-level apartment if needed; Block A has a three-person lift, while Blocks B/C…”

“Check the street-parking rate before leaving your car; it costs 5 zł per hour, depending on the spot’s location.”

“Ask for a room that does not face the back courtyard, as courtyard noise may disturb your sleep.”

“Add parking to your apartment booking, as it must be purchased separately; parking is available.”

“Be prepared to carry your case upstairs, as there is no lift; enjoy the beautiful hallway on the way.”

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

“Email Robert for prompt answers and help directing any concerns.”