Request a courtyard-facing or non-street room; dorms are quieter and cooler, while cobbled-road rooms can be noisy and sunny.
What guests mention
Guests tend to highlight the useful combination of a central Krakow location and private bathrooms in every room, an especially valued feature for budget accommodation. The property appears to work well for brief visits, with twin-room stays mentioned alongside its convenient access to the Main Square. Feedback is limited in detail, so there is little indication of broader strengths or recurring drawbacks beyond the practical appeal of ensuite rooms and a location suited to getting around the old city.
Your stay, step by step
Advice from guests who actually stayed at Premium Hostel — the single most helpful tip for each part of your trip, in the order you'll need it, from booking to your last morning.
Book directly through the hotel website.
Do not rely on an airport shuttle; the hotel website’s shuttle information is inaccurate.
Request a courtyard-facing or non-street room; dorms are quieter and cooler, while cobbled-road rooms can be noisy and sunny.
Use the gym next door if you are staying for more than a week.
Bring earplugs, especially if you are sensitive to noise.
What guests who stayed here recommend
Real advice grouped by theme — drawn from guest reviews of Premium Hostel.
Choose an en suite room; it is worth getting.
Do not rely on an airport shuttle; the hotel website’s shuttle information is inaccurate.
Request room 20 for its double bed and en suite.
Book a private room for a more hotel-like experience.
If traveling as a couple, avoid rooms 1–4 because they are near the staff desk.
Request a room from 1–6 for the strongest Wi-Fi signal.
Use the gym next door if you are staying for more than a week.
Book directly through the hotel website.
Request room 23; it faces the back of the building.
Request a room at the end of the hall for a view of the park across the street.
Go near the kitchen for better Wi-Fi, but expect considerable noise.
Bring your own towels.
Bring earplugs, especially if you are sensitive to noise.
About Premium Hostel
Premium Hostel is a straightforward Krakow base built around a useful promise: private-hotel comforts without the usual hostel compromise. Rooms are bright, simply furnished and available in several formats, from doubles and twins to larger rooms and dorm-style options. The standout practical feature is that every room has its own bathroom, a welcome change from the shared facilities often expected at this price point. Satellite TV and internet access add a little extra convenience for a no-fuss stay.
Set in central Krakow, it puts guests within easy reach of the city’s historic core, including the Main Square. It is particularly well suited to budget-minded couples, friends sharing a room, and travellers planning a quick city break rather than a resort-style escape. With room types for two, three or four people as well as dorm accommodation, it offers flexibility for different group sizes.
Guest comments most often point to the convenience of an in-room bathroom and the handy central setting. Twin rooms and short stays come up regularly, suggesting this is a practical choice for travellers who want privacy, a central address and uncomplicated accommodation while spending most of their time out exploring Krakow.
Facilities
- Breakfast available
- Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
- Non-smoking hotel
- Shared kitchen
- Wifi
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