Cracowdays Apartments, Krakow

Choose a Superior Room for extra space, better value, and access to a DVD player and complimentary DVDs.

Choose the Studio Apartment for privacy, longer stays, or a spacious couples’ retreat; some studios are in nearby buildings.

Request a courtyard-, backyard-, or garden-facing room for the quietest stay.

If stairs are difficult, request a first-floor room; the building has no elevator and all rooms require stairs.

Request a room at the back, in the backyard, facing the courtyard, or away from the street for a quieter night.

Book a Superior room for extra space and comfort.

Choose the Rioja room for a spacious, pleasant room overlooking a quiet street.

Request a Superior Room on the first or main level for a comfortable upstairs location.

Eat at Zielona Kuchnia across the road for exceptional food, excellent service, and a 10% Cracowdays discount.

Choose Chianti for a spacious, comfortable family room for three beside the kitchen.

Request an upper-floor room to avoid ground-floor damp and potentially reduce noise.

Choose the Shiraz room for a quiet stay with morning sunlight and a pleasant view.

Walk to Krakow’s main square in about 10 minutes from this quiet residential location.

Choose Porto for garden views, but close the windows if pigeons might disturb your sleep.

Choose a room away from the shared kitchen to avoid noise, especially Frascati or Pinot Noir.

Request Porto for a pleasant upstairs room with a DVD player and extra amenities.

Request Frascati for a quiet ground-floor room with morning sunshine.

Book the Studio for an apartment-style stay, but allow about three minutes to walk from check-in with heavy luggage.

Choose Frascati for a large, well-equipped room with good daytime light.

Check the online photos carefully and select the room that best matches your needs, as every room differs.

Allow for limited parking, including paid street parking below the apartments.

Ask Gosha for travel advice and request the recommended taxi when needed.

Use the shared kitchen anytime for tea or coffee, and store food in the refrigerator.

Walk to the city centre and train station, with access toward the airport.

Compare prices on the official Cracowdays website before booking.

Use the second remote to operate the air-conditioning unit.

Request air conditioning during summer, as rooms can become hot even in September.

Join the free city and Jewish Quarter walking tours.

Request a room facing Ulica Ambrozego Grabowskiego.

Request a higher-floor room to reduce street noise, but expect to use the stairs.

Bring shampoo and conditioner, as only shower gel is provided.

Book the Premium room for an upgraded stay.

Request the Yellow room if you want an alternative to Porto.

Book early because the property has only eight or nine rooms.

Consider Lambrusco for a standard room without major drawbacks.

Take the airport bus, which stops close to the apartments, instead of a taxi unless accessibility requires one.

Request a Superior Room on the second floor next to the breakfast room.

Arrange the apartment’s airport pickup for a convenient transfer.

Take the airport train and tram combination; it takes about 40 minutes and costs 21PLN.

Bring your own DVDs if you want evening entertainment.

Wear comfortable walking shoes and bring warm hats, scarves, and coats in December.

Select the Lambrusco courtyard room for a darker, cooler room.

Choose the Standard room first on the left if you prefer that specific layout.

Choose the triple room for three people, with ample space, air-conditioning, and a quiet street view.

Stamp your tram ticket onboard before travelling.

Request a lower-floor room if stairs are difficult, but note that breakfast still requires climbing stairs.

Use the scooters to explore Krakow easily and see more of the city.