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To ask for recommendations for hotels in Krakow?

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elm26 · Today 21:33

We’ve been given the opportunity for 3 nights away child free beginning to mid December and DH & I have always wanted to go to the Christmas markets in Krakow.

We would also like to visit Auschwitz whilst there.

We are looking for a lovely hotel close to the Christmas markets, we would like a little bit of luxury, a big comfy bed etc.

If anyone has been and can recommend hotels, where to go, what to do etc, I’d be really grateful! Thank you!

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Imightbeinthewronghere · Today 21:41

Been twice. I love Krakow.
2nd time we stayed it was in Brokilom House. Just off the main square 100% recommended.
We used Michael Krupa on fb for our trips

Imightbeinthewronghere · Today 21:41

You must go to the Wodka Cafe.
Do a walking tour as well.

ItmightbeOKtostepaway · Today 21:52

Grand Ascot Hotel
Audio walking tour that you can do at your own pace, really good https://voicemap.me/tour/krakow/historic-krakow-a-journey-through-the-medieval-old-town-and-wawel-castle
lots fo great cafes, restaurants everywhere

thestraycathouse · Today 22:13

I stayed in Leonardo boutique old town - I really liked it. Quiet spot but not too far to walk to anything.

only think would be the train station nearest to it I probably wouldn’t walk to at night. The main station was only 10-15 minutes though.

Auschwitz opens for booking 90
days ahead so put that in calendar to do. It’s easy to get a train too.

id wrap up warm there though - it’s mostly outside and it’s very open - I can imagine it would be freezing with a cold wind.

joelcreasey · Today 22:14

thestraycathouse · Today 22:13

I stayed in Leonardo boutique old town - I really liked it. Quiet spot but not too far to walk to anything.

only think would be the train station nearest to it I probably wouldn’t walk to at night. The main station was only 10-15 minutes though.

Auschwitz opens for booking 90
days ahead so put that in calendar to do. It’s easy to get a train too.

id wrap up warm there though - it’s mostly outside and it’s very open - I can imagine it would be freezing with a cold wind.

I second this hotel - easy walk to old town and Jewish Quarter, really lovely hotel.

Sparkle2019 · Today 22:15

Make sure you book Auschwitz direct as some people get theirs cancelled.

fishymum2teens · Today 23:29

We also going to say Leonardo old town. Been a lot with work. This location is great for old town and Jewish quarter. Nice rooms and friendly staff.

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