Leone Aparthotel, Krakow

Request a ground- or first-floor room if you dislike stairs, have limited mobility, or are carrying luggage; there is no lift.

Request a ground- or first-floor room if stairs are difficult; there is no lift, and top floors can be hot, have skylights, and lack older character.

Request a room at the end of the hallway, away from the central or main stairway, to reduce evening noise.

Request a quiet rear-facing or end-of-aisle room to reduce occasional train and road noise.

Request a rear-facing room for better quiet; the view may be less appealing, and railway noise is possible.

Check whether breakfast is included and reserve it in advance; it may be served at a sister hotel 10 minutes away from 7:00 to 12:00.

Choose a top-floor room for extra space and potentially better sound insulation, but expect a strenuous climb.

Ask for a fan or an air-conditioned room during warm weather; room 209 reportedly has no air conditioning.

Ask about third-floor conditions before booking: these rooms may have air conditioning, but advice is mixed on whether to avoid the floor.

Request fresh towels and room cleaning when needed, and bring basic cleaning supplies for self-cleaning.

Request room 104 for a spacious ground-floor room with a balcony.

Request room 307 for a quiet, spacious room.

Request room 301 for a quiet, peaceful rear-facing room.

Request room 203 for a spacious rear twin room with a kitchenette, fridge, and large bathroom; Wi-Fi may be unavailable.

Choose room 302 for a good-sized top-floor room at the back with a bath.

Request room 103 for friends or family; it is more suite-like than some other rooms.

Ask for a room with a balcony; two first-floor rooms reportedly have them.

Check the room details and booking terms carefully, as breakfast inclusion varies and direct bookings may offer better rates.

Consider room 307 for extra space and a bath, provided you can manage the stairs.

Book Auschwitz through TripAdvisor rather than through the apartment.

Bring earplugs because nearby trains may wake you early.

Pack light because reaching the lobby and higher floors involves many stairs.

Request a bed arrangement that suits your fitness level and comfort.

Do not expect a swimming pool.

Expect occasional train noise and traffic because the property is near a major railway route and busy road.

Allow extra walking time because the property is not close to every attraction.

Try Moo Moo near the Main Square for burgers and steaks.

Buy the Kraków Card before arriving.

Try the gun range during your Kraków visit.

Expect limited street parking near the property.

Install the Bolt app for taxi journeys.

Bring a Polish charger or verify your adapter before arrival; a UK charger may not work even with a European adapter.

Pack an extension lead because only one free electrical socket may be available.

Bring carpet slippers and your own toiletries.

Ask reception for an iron and ironing board, though the available tabletop board may be basic.

Request a fan or air conditioning if your room becomes uncomfortably warm.

Avoid room 006.

Ask about room 002 for a good-sized double with a courtyard view.

Request room 308 for a quiet room with doors opening onto a small balcony area.

Request room 107 for a spacious room with a street-facing balcony.

Pay extra for a larger room instead of choosing the Economy option.

Book directly through the hotel if you want to explore Loris Hotel Group’s other Krakow locations.

Book breakfast before arrival.

Request the three-bed room with a small kitchen when traveling with family.

Choose twin beds if you want more sleeping space than one double bed.

Expect some reception noise in ground-floor rooms, although it may not be disruptive.

Request room 3 if a good night’s sleep is your priority.

Avoid room 201 if you need space because it is particularly small.

Request room 104 for double windows and one of the hotel’s two balconies.

Request room 208 if you want an unusually large suite-style room for meeting with companions.

Choose a top-floor room if you prefer a sloped ceiling.

Avoid rooms overlooking the inner smoking courtyard if you sleep with windows open, as it can be noisy.