Art Inn Space, Krakow

Name: Art Inn Space
Address: Miodowa 28a, Krakow, 31-055, PL, Southern Poland

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Krakow

10 Exceptional 3 reviews

Guest ratings

Location10

Cleanliness10

Service10

Value10

Rooms10

Sleep quality10

1-star from $66

What guests mention

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The available guest feedback is limited, so there is not enough detail to draw a broad picture of service, rooms or facilities. The main point raised by guests is that the building does not have an elevator. This is worth keeping in mind if you travel with bulky luggage, have mobility concerns or would prefer easy access to upper floors; for guests comfortable using stairs, it may be less of an issue.

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Request a lower-floor room if you want to avoid stairs; the old building has no lift.

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Rooms

Request a lower-floor room if you want to avoid stairs; the old building has no lift.

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About Art Inn Space

Art Inn Space is a Krakow stay with a name that hints at a creative, independent character rather than a standardised hotel experience. It may appeal to travellers who prefer somewhere smaller and more individual, with the city itself likely to be the main focus of the trip.

Set in Krakow, in Poland’s Lesser Poland region, the property works as a base for exploring one of the country’s most rewarding city breaks. It suits visitors planning days around historic streets, museums, cafés and evenings out, though travellers with heavy luggage or limited mobility should note one important practical point before booking: there is no lift.

Guest feedback available for the property is limited, but the lack of an elevator is the clearest recurring detail. That may be a minor inconvenience for light packers or those comfortable with stairs, while being a more significant consideration for anyone carrying large cases. It is worth confirming the room’s floor level directly if accessibility matters to you.