Aparthotel Stare Miasto, Krakow

Request a room at the back or away from the street and square for a quieter stay, especially during roadworks or busy weekends.

Avoid attic or top-floor rooms if you are tall, as they can have low ceilings, sloping roofs, skylights, and restricted headroom.

Request a room at the back or on a side facing the yard for a quieter night away from street noise.

Request a higher or top-floor room to reduce nighttime noise and avoid areas affected by construction.

Upgrade to a room with a spa bath or jacuzzi if that amenity matters to you.

Choose a lower floor if you are tall; floors 1–3 allow you to stand fully upright.

Ask whether building work continues, then request a room away from the noise.

Ask whether refurbishment or construction will affect your room before booking.

Bring an eye mask because the curtains may be difficult to pull and outside lights can remain bright overnight.

Request a deluxe studio with a spa bath for a relaxing couples’ stay.

Request a room with a bath or jacuzzi if you do not want a shower-only bathroom.

Book the jacuzzi suite if you want the most luxurious bathing option.

Check the bathroom layout before booking; some rooms have only a bathtub, while deluxe rooms may have handheld bath showers.

Consider room 408 for a spacious, attractive stay.

Ask reception to show you another room if the assigned room does not suit you.

Choose a top-floor front room for a city or street view.

Ask for room 601 if you want the largest room, but avoid it with small children.

Request a room away from the lifts to reduce corridor noise.

Request blackout curtains and check that they cover the entire window, especially during summer.

Pay extra for a superior room if you want newer furnishings and better value.

Bring your own hairdryer, as the in-room one may be inadequate.

Request room 709 for a quiet, airy mansard layout with skylights.

Confirm whether your booking includes a double bed or twin beds, as “double” can mean two singles.

Place the do-not-disturb sign on the door to avoid unwanted housekeeping interruptions.

Use the taxi rank two minutes away, as Ubers cannot collect or drop off directly at the apartment.

Arrange the hotel airport transfer for 80 zloty if you prefer a direct pickup and drop-off.

Use the hotel’s central location near the city square to explore on foot.

Check the Wow!Krakow hop-on hop-off bus details carefully so you do not miss the included gondola trip.

Check breakfast hours if you need to leave early, as service may start after 8:00 and involve delays.

Ask hotel staff to book Pedro restaurant and show you its menu.

Eat on the side streets for cheaper meals.

Try the cafe across the road for good food.

Try the restaurant next door for a convenient meal.

Read the hotel’s email carefully and follow the instructions for collecting apartment keys at the main hotel.

Book trips in advance to improve your chances of securing availability.

Choose the large top-floor apartment with a jacuzzi for families or small groups.

Choose the duplex if you want substantially more space.

Consider room 507 for a street view.

Consider room 709 for a family of four.

Consider room 708 for a mansard layout, but check the headroom if you are over six feet tall.

Consider room 706 if you want a well-regarded top-floor room.

Consider room 701 for a peaceful top-floor stay, provided the ceiling height suits you.

Consider apartment 601 for a three-bedroom layout with a jacuzzi.

Consider room 409, but confirm whether you prefer a street view and bathtub-only bathroom.

Request a level-access room if anyone in your party has walking difficulties.

Select the complimentary chocolates option when booking.

Close the window during winter.

Bring mosquito repellent; mosquitoes can be present in Krakow.

Bring a DVD or CD for children because the rooms do not have satellite channels.

Check the second-floor bathroom in the three-bedroom apartment, as its large glass window may lack a curtain.

Choose a smaller room if you prefer it to the larger alternatives.

Check that your room has the basic facilities you need, including a cupboard, sofa, and normal-sized toilet.

Pay extra for a third-floor room if the price difference is small.

Choose room 707 for attic accommodation sleeping up to four people, including a double sofa bed.

Choose a deluxe studio for a spacious room at a moderate price.

Choose a premier room for extra space and good value.

Consider deluxe room 406 for its spa bath.

Ask about rooms 609 or 706 when booking.

Avoid room 414 if possible; it is beside the elevator and has no worthwhile view.

Choose room 52 for extra space.

Consider room 52 for a quieter location away from the roads.

Request a room away from the elevator and down the hall to limit passing noise.

Avoid rooms overlooking the hostel.

Choose the double apartment if you need beds for six to eight people.

Ask staff how to operate the electric hob before cooking.

Request a room on the Golbeia Street side; rooms on the opposite side face a brick wall.

Bring conditioner, and do not rely on finding an iron or English-language television channels in the room.

Keep valuables with you rather than leaving them in an unattended bag.