The best accommodations Little Poland

Located in a residential area, the AAE Mosquito Hostel is a relaxed youth hostel in Krakow. Just a 7-minute walk from the 13th-century medieval Main Square and 2.1 km from Wawel Castle, it's ideally located for exploring the city. The colorful, original dormitories offer free Wi-Fi, lockers and shared bathroom facilities. Single rooms can accommodate up to 3 people, and some have en-suite bathrooms. The hostel has a shared kitchen and a lively lounge with TV, books and guitar. Evening activities include quizzes and pub crawls. AAE Mosquito Hostel offers a relaxed, social atmosphere, ideal for travelers who want to meet new people and enjoy the hostel atmosphere.

In this superb hotel complex, you will have the right to total comfort. Everything is done to make your stay perfect: quality restaurant, spa, bowling, billiards, pool. You will even have the opportunity to enjoy a snowy cave! As for the rooms, the bedding is of high quality and the decoration is well done. The view on the surrounding nature calls for calm and relaxation (ignore the mammoth statue on the lawn). A really nice hotel perfect for a more or less prolonged stay in the region. Smiling welcome. Tasty and very complete breakfast.

Welcome to the most chic and atmospheric hotel in Kielce. It is nestled in a beautiful neo-Renaissance villa from the early 20th century that has a completely crazy charm. The interior and service is on par with the luxurious façade of the hotel, which was recently completely renovated. The establishment offers 12 elegant, beautiful rooms with modern comforts. The icing on the cake is that the restaurant serving Polish and European cuisine is certainly the best in Kielce. In short, the best address in the city.

Hotel Galicya is a 3-star hotel in Krakow. It is ideally located close to several tourist attractions, such as the Shrine of Divine Mercy and Oskar Schindler's enamel factory. The hotel offers modern rooms with free Wi-Fi access, flat-screen TVs and en suite bathrooms. Some rooms also feature minibars and safes. Parking and buffet breakfast are included in the room rate. The hotel also features a restaurant-bar, business center and conference room. Pets are welcome. Hotel Galicya has received excellent reviews for its convenient location, friendly staff and modern facilities.

The Pergamin Apartments is a simple, modern 3-star hotel. It is also a 13-minute walk from Wawel Castle and the Narodowe w Krakowie Museum. Relaxed-style rooms feature parquet floors, flat-screen TVs, free Wi-Fi, minibars and tea and coffee-making facilities. Suites include a living area with sofa bed, and some are duplex units sleeping up to 6. The hotel's trendy bar serves snacks and drinks. Pets are welcome. However, please note that the hotel is temporarily closed. For further information, please contact the hotel directly.

This hotel occupies the historic building of the former Czarist army barracks, hence its rather austere, massive appearance and imposing size. There are a total of 22 rooms with modern, comfortable standards and Internet access. The parking lot opposite the hotel is free for guests. The hotel also boasts an Eastern cuisine restaurant, mixing Polish, Ukrainian and Russian specialties, as is often the case near the border. Don't hesitate to try these new dishes.

This classic, late ^19th-century hotel has 120 modern, fully-equipped rooms, all overlooking a large garden and a top-quality spa. It's a comfortable option less than ten minutes' walk from the center of Wieliczka. It offers a very high standard of service. The adjoining Turówka spa is a popular place to relax. The swimming pool, whirlpool, sauna, hammam and salt grotto offer the ideal place to recharge your batteries. The perfect place to recharge your batteries!

Set on the edge of the Vistula at the height of Kazimierz, close to the pedestrian bridge, this boat has a bar, an outdoor restaurant and a few rooms on board, with en-suite bathrooms. Simple, but original and very pleasant. Breakfast can be enjoyed on the terrace. 

Set in two 19th-century buildings in Stare Miasto's Old Town, Amber Boutique Hotels is a refined, elegant establishment. It's just an 8-minute walk from the medieval Rynek Główny square and 1 km from the Wawel Royal Castle. Krakow railway station is 4 km away. The warmly decorated, casual-style rooms feature flat-screen TVs, Wi-Fi, mini-fridges and kettles. Some rooms also feature a sofa bed and/or connecting rooms. Superior rooms are decorated in Art Nouveau style and offer free access to the gym and sauna. The hotel also boasts a refined, inviting restaurant, a lush indoor garden, a sauna and a gym. Breakfast is available.

The hotel's somewhat dated appearance (2000s) is confirmed in its interiors. However, the rooms are spacious and really comfortable in this family-run hotel, and its services remain upscale and quality. Close to a large water park (Energylandia not to mention it), it offers a quiet and relaxing place and convenient if you want to try the slides. The restaurant, open from Monday to Saturday from 6pm to 10pm, offers Polish and more broadly European-inspired cuisine. The proposed breakfast is complete.

A 5-minute walk from the main street of the city, the railway stations and the Exhibition Centre Targi Kielce, this hotel is also suitable for the traveler wishing to visit the Swietokrzyski region and to stay on a business trip. The Ibis Kielce Centrum also offers a bar open 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Restaurant Oopen is ideal for barbecue and pasta. Ski runs nearby.

The hotel is located near the National Road 1 between Warsaw and Katowice, just 4 kilometers from the Marian shrine and the Pauline monastery in Jasna Góra. The Krakow-Czestochowa plateau is 15 kilometers from the hotel, making it an ideal starting point for hiking or visiting the ruined castles along the Eagle's Nest route. Well equipped, it has 125 air-conditioned rooms, a restaurant and a bar open 24 hours a day, as well as a terrace for the beautiful summer days.

Located halfway between the Old Town and the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz (10 minutes' walk in both directions), the Daniel Griffin Aparthotel is housed in a beautiful building adorned with a griffin. It is located on a busy street, which is not noticeable in the well-insulated rooms. The rooms are modern and sober. The bedding is recent, and the equipment such as the bathroom are of quality. The reception staff is very available, smiling and warm.

The Mercure Hotel Zamość Stare Miasto is located in the heart of the Old Town, not far from the Town Hall, the Zamoyski Academy and the Zamoyski Palace. Nestled in a 16th century house, the establishment is charming and human-sized, with 54 rooms (12 single rooms, 33 doubles, 5 superior doubles and 4 apartments). The rooms are definitely a bit old-fashioned (in the style of the 2000s) and small. Nevertheless, a very good quality/price ratio.

Econochic as we like it, with excellent value for money. You'll receive a warm welcome and attentive staff at this hotel, conveniently located between Wawel Hill Castle and the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz. The rooms are modern and very clean, spacious but also rather impersonal. One of the hotel's strong points is its delicious breakfast (not included), served in a very pleasant setting. For all these reasons, and for its competitive price, we recommend it.

Located in the pedestrian street of Lublin, this hotel in a renovated former apartment offers a good level of comfort at very reasonable prices. It has dormitories for 6, 4 or 3 people, double and single rooms with or without bathrooms and even apartments for up to 6 people. The offer is wide, in terms of its very accommodating service. The counterpart of this choice is that the rooms are not very big, but clean, modern and comfortable at an unbeatable price so close to the center.

The Hotel Polski has a long history and is certainly one of the city's oldest establishments. In the ^19th century, an inn called "Under the White Eagle" was built on this site, and was bought by Prince Adam Czartoryski - the family behind the superb collection in the adjacent museum - to become the Hotel Polski. Today, you have a well-run business with luxurious, comfortable rooms, copying the style of the great imperial era.

Good value for money from this small 4-star hotel with 20 rooms (but no lobby). Very well located on Grozka, between Wawel and Rynek, some rooms overlook the street and the church of St. Peter and St. Paul, others overlook the courtyard (check carefully before booking). The service is very good, and breakfast in the red-brick Renaissance cellar is free, very copious and varied, with fresh produce. The rooms are clean, renovated but sparsely decorated. So they've already gone out of fashion.

Overlooking the station square, this hotel is a monument of the city, present in all the old postcards. Its great era is behind it but it keeps a good standing and quality service, with 41 rooms, elegant and classic style, from a restaurant, spa, bar, secure parking and a beautiful summer garden. The old building, built in 1884 by Jan Kazimierz Lubicz Łapiński (whose family still owns the place after a period of nationalization by the socialist government), is still attractive.

In one of the most beautiful 15th century houses on the Rynek, called by the Kraków people "Pod Obrazem" (To the Picture), you will find the hotel's 18 apartments with a view of the square. Each room has its own individual and tasteful decoration, combining modern comfort with a period setting. The hotel's gourmet restaurant on the first floor, also overlooking the Rynek, has been visited by the most important names of the Polish political, business and media elite. Given the lack of additional services, the price is higher but justified by the location. Breakfast not very memorable.