Rooms in Krakow
The old town puts you in the middle of everything and charges for it. Kazimierz, ten minutes south, trades a little distance for better food and far better bars.
32 entries
Compare districts first →Bachleda Luxury Hotel
A new ultra-luxury hotel combining highland Polish aesthetics with world-class amenities. Named after a Tatra Mountain family, it brings mountain elegance to the city center with a spectacular spa and rooftop terrace.
Grand Hotel Krakow
A grand dame of Krakow hospitality, operating since 1887. Classic luxury with crystal chandeliers, marble bathrooms, and old-world service. The ground-floor cafe has hosted Poland's most famous writers and artists.
Hotel Copernicus
A Renaissance palace at the foot of Wawel Castle, where medieval frescoes meet contemporary comfort. Each of the 29 rooms is uniquely designed. The rooftop terrace offers possibly the most intimate view of Wawel in the city.
Hotel Stary
The pinnacle of Krakow luxury - a five-star boutique hotel seamlessly blending a 600-year-old building with cutting-edge design. Rooftop pool with Wawel views, Michelin-quality restaurant, and a spa carved into medieval stone cellars.
Hotel Unicus Palace
A five-star palace hotel combining Renaissance and contemporary design. Located on the Royal Road between Florian Gate and the Main Square, with lavish rooms, a top-floor restaurant, and impeccable service.
Radisson Blu Hotel Krakow
A sleek contemporary hotel near the Main Square with a glass atrium lobby, international restaurant, and modern conference facilities. Reliable quality in a central location.
Sheraton Grand Krakow
The only international five-star chain hotel in Krakow's Old Town, with direct Wawel Castle views, a full spa, indoor pool, and the Olive restaurant. Business-class reliability with old-world Polish charm.
Aparthotel Stare Miasto
Spacious serviced apartments in a historic Old Town building - perfect for families or longer stays. Full kitchens, living rooms, and hotel amenities like daily cleaning and breakfast.
Hotel Amber Design
A stylish design hotel in the heart of Kazimierz where each floor features a different color palette inspired by Polish amber. The rooftop terrace overlooks the neighborhood's rooftops and church spires, and the ground-floor cafe serves excellent espresso. Walking distance to the best bars and restaurants in the district.
Hotel Galaxy
A large modern hotel on Krakow's outskirts near the A4 motorway, popular with business travelers and those with cars. The spa complex with swimming pool, saunas, and treatment rooms is among the best in the city. Free parking and a complimentary shuttle to the Old Town make up for the 15-minute drive to the center.
Hotel Indigo Krakow
A boutique IHG property in a beautifully renovated Old Town building. Each floor tells a different story of Krakow through design. The on-site restaurant and central location make it a perfect base.
Hotel Kossak
Perched on a hill overlooking Wawel Castle, this boutique hotel offers some of the most dramatic views in Krakow from its Brasserie MOA restaurant terrace. Art-themed rooms honor famous Polish painters.
Hotel Maltanski
A charming hotel in a building dating to the 14th century, complete with Gothic vaulted cellars and a peaceful inner courtyard. Excellent location between the Main Square and Wawel Castle.
Hotel Pod Roza
One of the oldest hotels in Poland, operating since the 16th century on Ulica Florianska. Franz Liszt and Honore de Balzac slept here, and the Renaissance courtyard still hosts summer concerts. Rooms blend period furniture with modern comforts, and the cellar restaurant serves Polish-European cuisine in historic vaulted chambers.
Hotel Polski Pod Bialym Orlem
A boutique hotel in one of the oldest buildings in Krakow, dating to the 14th century. Historic atmosphere with modern comforts, and a location just steps from the Florian Gate.
Metropolitan Boutique Hotel
A sophisticated boutique hotel housed in a historic townhouse with a stunning art deco interior. The breakfast spread is considered one of the best in the city.
Niebieski Art Hotel & Spa
A boutique art hotel where original contemporary Polish paintings hang in every room and corridor, curated by a local gallery. The blue-toned design (niebieski means blue) carries through to the spa with its azure-tiled pool. The restaurant serves modern Polish cuisine with artistic plating that matches the decor.
Novotel Krakow Centrum
A reliable international brand hotel with family-friendly rooms, indoor pool, and a convenient location near the main train station. Excellent for families with the Novotel kids-stay-free policy.
Puro Hotel Kazimierz
A design hotel that perfectly captures Kazimierz's creative energy. Minimalist rooms with local artwork, a rooftop bar with neighborhood views, and a location in the heart of the nightlife and restaurant scene.
Queen Boutique Hotel
Intimate boutique hotel on a quiet Old Town side street, with individually decorated rooms featuring vintage Polish design elements. The courtyard garden is a peaceful retreat from the bustling square.
Aparthotel Na Kazimierzu
Spacious serviced apartments on a quiet Kazimierz side street, ideal for families or travelers staying more than a couple of nights. Each unit has a full kitchen, separate living area, and washing machine. The neighborhood location puts you steps from Plac Nowy and Szeroka Street without the nighttime noise.
Art Garden Residence
A charming guesthouse in Kazimierz with an artistic garden, homey rooms, and a wonderful host who shares insider tips. Feels like staying at a friend's apartment in the coolest neighborhood.
Campanile Krakow
A dependable French chain hotel on the southern outskirts of Krakow, offering clean, modern rooms at consistently low prices. Free on-site parking makes it practical for drivers exploring the region. The tram stop outside connects you to the Old Town in 20 minutes, and the nearby Bonarka shopping mall covers any practical needs.
Hampton by Hilton Krakow
A reliable budget-friendly option just a five-minute walk from Krakow Glowny station and the Old Town. The rooms are compact but well-designed with Hilton's signature clean beds, free hot breakfast, and modern fitness center. Perfect for travelers who prioritize location and value over boutique charm.
Hotel Legend
A quirky themed hotel where each room is decorated around a different Krakow legend - the Dragon, the Hejnal trumpeter, the Krakus Mound. Great fun and great value in a perfect Main Square location.
Hotel Wawel
A no-frills but spotlessly clean hotel on Ulica Poselska, just 200 meters from the Main Market Square. The building dates to the 19th century with high ceilings and wooden floors, though rooms are simply furnished. Hard to beat for the price-to-location ratio in the Old Town.
Ibis Styles Krakow
A cheerful, design-forward budget hotel directly connected to the Galeria Krakowska shopping mall and Krakow Glowny station. Rooms are small but cleverly designed with bold colors and all-inclusive pricing that covers breakfast and WiFi. Ideal for short stays and early train departures.
Lion Apartments
Stylish serviced apartments in renovated Old Town buildings, offering the space of a home with hotel-like amenities. Full kitchens, washing machines, and spacious living areas - ideal for families or extended stays.
Vienna House Easy Krakow
A cheerful, design-conscious budget hotel with playful interiors, a young vibe, and excellent Old Town location. Rooms are compact but cleverly designed with everything you need.
Flamingo Hostel
A laid-back hostel in the heart of Kazimierz with a rooftop terrace, communal kitchen, and cozy common areas. Perfect for social travelers who want to be steps from the best bars and restaurants.
Greg & Tom Beer House Hostel
Krakow's most famous hostel - a social hostel with its own craft beer bar, daily events, and free activities including walking tours and pub crawls. Clean dorms and a party atmosphere.
Hostel One
Part of the award-winning Hostel One chain, this social hostel in the Old Town organizes nightly family dinners, pub crawls, and group day trips. The dorms are clean with solid privacy curtains and individual reading lights. The common room doubles as a lively bar where solo travelers quickly become friends.
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