Hotels With Parking in Lesser Poland, Poland

The hotel is in a great location between Auschwitz and Energylandia. It is a really nice hotel. Unfortunately, they are not so good at keeping it clean. In the 5 days we were there, they didn't even manage to refill the toilet paper in the room. We had to do it ourselves. There is a restaurant below the hotel and our room was right above it. Loud music played in the garden until 11 p.m. You would have thought the music was in our room, it was so loud. Otherwise, the room was really big. The fridge in the room was also very loud, so you couldn't sleep. We turned it off. The breakfast buffet was OK. I've seen better ones, but also much worse ones. You can see that the hotel is a bit old. But overall, it was good for the price.

Check-in was nice and easy. The hotel is located in a convenient location, but outside the Old Town so you save a little on price. I was able to get a bucket of ice each day. My only complaint was the mini-fridge. It was the size of a small microwave and crammed with over-priced items with no room left for a beer.

The hotel is situated next to a large, beautiful park and is just two tram stops from Krakow. A bus stop is conveniently located a mere two-minute walk from the entrance, making transportation very easy. There are several other hotels in the vicinity, and a small supermarket is also nearby. I particularly enjoyed the room's interior color scheme, and the bathroom was impeccably clean.

It was a perfect hotel to relax after our trip to Paris. We enjoyed comfortable bed and swimming pool with jacuzzi in it. Breakfast was also high quality. I can recommend this place

Hotel is a little out the way of the main square, but a short taxi ride away. Lidl supermarket round the corner, hotel itself was in super clean condition, WiFi included, stsff very polite, I'd definitely stay here again for sure!

It was a very nice hostel. The showers are shared, but there are 4 separate showers, so I'm glad I didn't care too much about other people. It was a beautiful room where you can see that you are cleaning every day. I liked the pictures and pictures everywhere. The bed was giggling, but I think other hostels in the same price range are the same. One thing I was worried about was that each bed had no place to charge. If you're lucky, you can use the bed next to the outlet, but I had to get off the bunk bed every time and go to charge. Other than that, I think it was good. Thank you.

Doubletree, Krakow is excellent. The Polish staff are professional and efficient. It's a tram away from the Old Town (reviewers complaining of the distance are either ignorant, lazy, or entitled). You can actually take a tram from two stops, which can get you pretty much to the major tourist areas such as Wawel Castle or even Podgorze where the Krakus Mound is located. Hilton includes a sauna, a 24-hour gym, and a really good breakfast with smoothies, desserts, and local Polish bread and honey. They surprisingly even served champagne one morning. Rooms are above standard and the hotel feels very new. During lean months (up to March), rooms are affordable but during conference months and high tourist season, Doubletree can get packed - with good reason. As expected, you get the Hilton chocolate chip cookie at check-in.

The location is decent; being in the city center makes it very convenient for getting anywhere. However, the facilities are a bit dated. We were given a corner room which felt quite cramped, with two single beds arranged in an L-shape. The room also felt a bit damp and dark.

1 night stay. Check out suppose to be 12:00. They hounded me to leave early. In the end I left at 11:20 because they were very annoying. Service is not good.

Overall we enjoyed our stay at the hotel. Staff were very friendly and helpful. The room was very well appointed and spacious including the bathroom. The dining experience in the restaurant was also enjoyable and breakfast was more than adequate. I would not recommend this hotel if you have a car though. Hard to find and access is difficult. Parking fees in my view are excessive.