PURO Kraków Stare Miasto, Krakow

Request a back-facing or higher-floor room if you are sensitive to traffic and tram noise.

Rely on the soundproof windows if you face the station, main road, or public transport; several rooms remain quiet.

Use the free coffee, tea, or hot chocolate available 24/7 in the foyer instead of paying for in-room facilities.

Take the tablet tutorial to learn how to control the shutters, lighting, television, and housekeeping settings.

Walk or take a taxi from the nearby station; the hotel is easy to access and highly visible.

Use the nearby trains, buses, trams, and taxis for easy transport around Kraków.

Choose a higher-floor room for better city views; deluxe rooms are especially bright.

Check the breakfast menu board for hot dishes and choices beyond the buffet.

Choose the breakfast option, including warm dishes such as avocado toast, rather than skipping it.

Take the train from Kraków airport to the nearby main station; the journey takes about 20 minutes.

Use the correct Galeria Krakowska exit; the hotel is opposite the mall and about 10–15 minutes from the Old Town.

Use the hotel restaurant, which serves dinner until 22:30 and usually has available tables.

Use the underground hotel parking, but reserve early because spaces are limited and chargeable.

Book well in advance because the hotel can become fully booked quickly.

Ask how long lunch will take before ordering; service may take about 40 minutes.

Ask the bar to prepare a drink that is not listed on the menu.

Have breakfast before 9:30 to avoid the busiest period.

Choose room 602 for a quiet stay and a lovely view.

Ask for fuller pillows if the standard ones feel too thin.

Request a kettle if you want one in the room.

Leave the keycard in the slot by the door to activate the room’s lights and power.

Request lotion from reception if you need it.

Use the hotel’s bicycles to explore Kraków.

Ask for a breakfast to go if you are leaving early for an excursion.

Join the hotel’s complimentary walking tour on Saturday morning.

Use either of the two lifts; waits are usually brief.

Visit the Czartoryski Museum to see Leonardo’s “Lady with an Ermine” and a Rembrandt.

Bring warm clothing for cooler weather.

Leave your umbrella at home because the hotel provides them.

Choose another hotel if you are especially sensitive to air-conditioning noise.

Choose a room facing Ogrodowa Street for the best view, or the rear of the hotel for more quiet.

Allow extra time for check-in and check-out, as the process may be slower than expected.

Choose the Kazimierz location instead if that neighborhood better suits your plans.

Choose a suite for its distinctive curved blinds.