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  • Kraków
  • 11 Nov. 202612 Nov. 2026
    11 Nov.12 Nov.
  • 1 room, 1 adult
  • 1 room, 1 guest

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Reviews about hotel in Kraków

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B&B HOTEL Kraków Centrum
David
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Published on 5 November 2026

A very pleasant stay. Helpful front desk staff, a modest but comfortable room. A very good breakfast. Parking on the hotel grounds.
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Mydarkes
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Published on 5 November 2026

To mój kolejny pobyt w tym hotelu. Niezmiennie wszystko na najwyższym możliwym poziomie. Rewelacyjna recepcja, pyszne śniadania i ciepła atmosfera.
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Leonidas
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Published on 4 November 2026

The hotel is very nice clean and in perfect location for me. The temperature in the rooms was nice. the view to the wawel castle and the main road also was very nice.fThe bus from the airport stop oposite. Also the buses for the main train station and the Wieliczka Salt Mine. An isue was only that we had to towels only available at room. But after a requet to reception solved.
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Niko
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Published on 3 November 2026

Świetnie położenie.
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B&B HOTEL Kraków Centrum
Mila
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Published on 2 November 2026

Przemiła obsługa, przytulne miejsce, świetna lokalizacja!
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Bogdan Z.
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Published on 2 November 2026

It is the second time for me with a group, and I have met the same very nice, professional and warm staff, that are willing to help all the time, that smile a lot and encourage you to feel like in a big group of friends!
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Discover Krakow

Discover Krakow – Magic, History, and Comfort in the Heart of Małopolska

No other city in Poland shares this atmosphere! Krakow is brought to life by students, artists, international convention attendees, and... legendary figures led by the Wawel Dragon. The stunning Old Town featuring Europe’s largest medieval market square, atmospheric Kazimierz, and unique Nowa Huta are just a few of the places you must add to your bucket list. There are likely as many attractions here as there are poppy seeds or sesame seeds on a traditional Krakow obwarzanek bagel – the capital of Małopolska is truly worth experiencing firsthand.

A City of Remarkable History and an Unmatched Atmosphere

Krakow is the historical capital of Poland, its history inextricably tied to the monarchy and the golden ages of the country. It was right here on Wawel Hill that Polish rulers reigned and were crowned – including Władysław I the Elbow-high, Casimir III the Great, and Sigismund I the Old. Within the walls of the Cathedral, the famous Sigismund Bell was cast, while inside St. Mary's Basilica, the brilliant masterpiece of Veit Stoss still captivates visitors today – a monumental oak altarpiece depicting scenes from the lives of the Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ.
 

Yet Krakow is, above all, an irreplaceable vibe, rich in symbols and traditions. On the Main Market Square, you will encounter street musicians whose talents rival top professionals. Trade continues to thrive inside the iconic Cloth Hall (Sukiennice), outdoor café gardens burst with life, and you will spot hot obwarzanki carts at every turn. Every hour, the bugle call (hejnał) echoes from the tower of St. Mary's Basilica (broadcast at noon on the radio across all of Poland). In Krakow, you get the irresistible feeling that time somehow miraculously slows down – and that is where the true magic of this city lies.

Must-See Attractions – What to Visit?

  • Main Market Square & Rynek Underground: The largest town square in Poland. Alongside the historical Cloth Hall, the Town Hall Tower, and historic tenements, be sure to visit the innovative Rynek Underground Museum – a fascinating, multimedia showcase revealing what this area looked like in the Middle Ages.
  • St. Mary's Basilica: The twin-towered basilica towering over the city. It is from here that the famous bugle call sounds, and inside lies the magnificent Veit Stoss altarpiece.
  • Wawel Royal Castle and Cathedral: A imposing fortified royal castle on the left bank of the Vistula River – a symbol of Polish history and the former residence of kings.

Beyond the City Limits!

While you could spend weeks exploring Krakow, the surrounding region offers equally significant destinations well worth a visit. Most notable are the world-renowned Wieliczka Salt Mine and the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum.

The capital of Małopolska also serves as the ideal launching pad for anyone wishing to explore the stunning landscapes of the Polish Jura (Jura Krakowsko-Częstochowska). Ojców National Park attracts lovers of caves, picturesque rock formations, and other natural wonders – including the striking Hercules' Club (Maczuga Herkulesa).

B&B HOTEL Kraków Centrum – Your Comfortable Stay in the Heart of the City

To fully enjoy the charm of the city, it pays to choose comfortable accommodation right in the center. B&B HOTEL Kraków Centrum (1 Monte Cassino Street) is located in the prestigious neighborhood of the ICE Kraków Congress Centre and the Rondo Grunwaldzkie transit hub.

This offers a strategic location for tourists, families with children, and business travelers alike:

  • Within short walking distance: The Planty Park, Main Market Square, Wawel Royal Castle, and atmospheric Kazimierz.
  • Convenient transport access: Quick connections to the airport, main railway station (PKP), taxi services, private cars, and a direct tram route to the TAURON Arena.

Keep Krakow right at your fingertips – explore on foot, by bike, or via public transport!

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