Hotel Polski Pod Bialym Orlem, Krakow

Request a rear, courtyard-facing, or non-street room to avoid noise from Florianska, the main street, late-night singers, and nearby activity.

Request a back, courtyard, or rear-garden room, preferably with air conditioning; avoid the main street for quieter nights and easier summer window-opening.

Choose a street-facing room for city-wall views, people-watching, and street performers, but expect more nighttime noise.

Choose a front-facing room for views of the square, Old Town wall, and spacious layouts; expect occasional street noise.

Request a room overlooking the city wall or Florian Gate for a memorable historic view.

Request a third-floor room for quieter accommodation and air conditioning, though some rooms may lack sash windows.

Request a corner room on the first or second floor.

Choose a top-floor room for extra space, but expect skylights instead of windows.

Sign up for breakfast; it opens at 7am and offers high-quality food and a wide selection.

Book a suite or deluxe double if you want substantially more space.

Request room 121 for its generous size, attractive decor, and pedestrian-street outlook.

Tell the hotel in advance if you are vegan or need gluten-free options so suitable breakfast choices can be prepared.

Ask for a large room, as some single rooms with twin beds can feel cramped.

Visit during the week to avoid the especially busy Saturday and Sunday periods.

Book directly with the hotel for better deals and additional benefits.

Ask about a third-floor room; it may be more modern and possibly have air conditioning.

Call a taxi rather than hailing one; if you hail one, agree on the fare first because some lack meters.

Use Uber instead of hailing a taxi.

Book well in advance because the hotel can fill up quickly.

Avoid the hotel restaurant.

Request room 315 for a spacious, quiet room.

Request room 311 for a standard stay, or room 226 if you prefer more space.

Request room 106 for a quiet-street and Rembrandt museum outlook.

Request room 109 for an excellent view, but bring earplugs if nighttime noise bothers you.

Request room 204 for exceptional quiet, accepting that its rear-facing view is limited.

Request room 214 for its Florian Gate view.

Ask for room 114 or 214 if either is available.

Request room 117 for a relatively affordable upgrade to one of the pricier rooms.

Request room 107 for a quiet, lovely room with a shower rather than a bath.

Book a comfort room for a more comfortable stay.

Upgrade to an executive room for a little extra space and comfort.

Plan on breakfast only, as the hotel has no restaurant.

Request suite 212 for front-facing views of Mercury, Florian Gate, and the ancient-art exhibition entrance.

Request room 104 if you want a bath, a Florian Gate view, and a bright, spacious third-floor room.

Request room 120 for its entrance foyer, large living room, desk area by the window, separate bedroom, bathroom, and extra toilet.

Request room 119 for its generous space.

Request a corner room for ample windows, views, fresh air, and busker-watching; choose a quiet room instead if you prefer peaceful evenings.

Request an upper-floor room to reduce street noise at night.

Take a city tour early in your stay for suggestions on what to see and do.

Use public transport to reach the hotel, but check parking arrangements before driving.

Walk from the train or bus station, and ask reception to arrange a very early taxi if needed.

Take the train from the airport if you have little luggage, buy tickets onboard, and mention if you are over 60 for a cheaper fare.