Boutique Aparthotel & Apartments, Krakow

Request a rear-facing room for a quieter stay, especially if you are a light sleeper.

Request Room 4 for extra space and quiet, but expect less light because of the tree outside.

Expect stairs to the apartments and no lift; confirm accessibility if you have walking difficulties.

Choose a garden-view room for a quieter outlook than a city-view room.

Choose a street-facing room for the view only if you can close the windows or bring earplugs at night.

Use the hotel as a base for exploring the Old Town.

Look for the small hotel sign, as the property is not immediately obvious from the street.

Email the hotel with your expected arrival time because staff do not stay on site.

Use Bolt instead of local taxis for airport journeys; a half-hour ride cost £6, and nearby sights are walkable.

Choose a studio apartment for more space.

Budget for a 5PLZ charge payable at the end of your stay.

Choose Room 8 when travelling with a child; it is the largest and includes a living area and kitchen.

Take a bike tour and visit the salt mines and concentration camp.

Use the hotel for easy access to the market square.

Choose Room 2 for a quiet stay close to reception.

Choose a courtyard-view room for a quieter outlook.

Stay here for easy access to the Jewish quarter and nearby bars.

Try Charlotte, next to reception, for breakfast.