Hotel Pollera, Krakow

Request a rear- or courtyard-facing room, preferably on a higher floor or at the hallway’s end, to avoid street and bar noise.

Choose Hotel Pollera for easy walking access to Krakow’s Old Town, main square, attractions, and walking tours.

Choose a front or street-facing room for the view, but expect possible late-night noise, especially on Saturdays.

If driving, use the enclosed rear compound parking, but budget 100 zł per night.

Book family room or suite 216 for a very spacious layout with four single beds.

Request quiet room 110.

Request room 217 for its generous size, square view, and nearby small supermarket.

Stay alert in the Christmas markets and secure your valuables against pickpockets.

Visit Krakow’s churches and wear comfortable walking shoes.

Order eggs at breakfast.

Explore the nearby cafes and bars for drinks or an evening meal.

Try the Segway tour around the corner from the hotel.

Organize salt-mine and camp excursions at least a day ahead, and bring snacks, drinks, and comfortable shoes.

Call the hotel the day before departure, even after booking online, to discuss your room request.

Book a double room for single use instead of a single room.

Bring earplugs if you are sensitive to nighttime noise.

Use the lift when staying on the second floor because the stairs are tiring.

Request a top-floor room to avoid squeaky floorboards overhead.

Expect a cramped, old-style shower if you prefer plenty of space.

Book one of the two suites for the most spacious accommodation.

Choose the mini-suite for a couple-friendly stay with a luxurious bathroom.

Book room 101 if you need a large triple room.

Book triple room 202 for its unusually large space.

Avoid room 119.