Shalom Kazimierz
3 StarsOn-site spa services, Cozy boutique accommodation
On-site spa services, Cozy boutique accommodation
Heart of the transportation hub, Dedicated family-friendly accommodations
Underground secure parking, Grzegórzki district location
Historic townhouse setting, Underground wellness zone
Seamless contactless check-in, In-room spa bath experience
Panoramic views of Krakow, Indoor swimming pool
Historic Main Market Square setting, Vaulted ceiling pub and grill
Traditional walk-up architecture, Historic district and transport hub
Old Town district views, Krakow Central Station connection
Wawel Castle panorama terraces, Hydro-massage indoor pool
Traditional Polish dining at Black Duck, Historic Art Nouveau architecture
Distinctive Art Deco interiors, Proximity to Old Town attractions
Modernist heart of Kraków, Professional event spaces
Unique mezzanine-style studios, Plac Szczepanski location
Upper-floor terrace suites, Signature Winestone restaurant
Traditional Polish courtyard dining, Historic 15th-century architecture
Fab Fusion live jazz evenings, Kazimierz and Old Town gateway
Historic city wall views, Authentic Pijarska 17 restaurant
Indoor swimming pool and spa, Professional fitness center
Modern budget-friendly city base, Stare Miasto district access
Industrial-chic musical concept, Grzegórzki district tram access
Unique mezzanine-style apartments, In-room whirlpool tubs
Sophisticated 5th Avenue Restaurant, Spacious Presidential Suite
Indoor swimming pool and sauna, Efekt Express Restaurant
Iconic Wawel Castle views, Heated indoor swimming pool
Premium Kevin Murphy amenities, Relaxing thermal sauna
Garnish restaurant gourmet dining, Secure underground private parking
Indoor pool and Finnish sauna, Secure private parking
Incredible Pizzeria and Bar, Industrial-chic loft concept
Novotel wellness access, Vibrant Ibis Kitchen restaurant
Quiet garden-view room options, Historic nineteenth-century architecture
Dedicated children's game room, St. Mary's Basilica proximity
Historic neighborhood-inspired design, Relaxing spa with salt room
Smart tech-integrated rooms, High-performance fitness center
Heated indoor swimming pool, Historic townhouse setting
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Discover magnificent architecture and centuries of fascinating history in magical Krakow. This former capital of Poland boasts a medieval World Heritage Site core, characterized by attractive churches, an impressive castle and perhaps Europe’s finest market square. Krakow is perfect for a short visit, but its hinterland also offers much to see and do. Go south for scenic lakes and mountains around Poland’s winter capital of Zakopane. To the west lie the concentration camps at Auschwitz, where museums chronicle the darkest chapter of Poland’s occupation by the Nazis during the Second World War.
Krakow has a beautiful, well-preserved and compact city centre that has never lost its special character and magical ambience despite enduring wars, invasions and oppressive regimes over the centuries. The Old Town World Heritage Site lends itself to walking, but there’s also a good network of buses and fast trams. At the centre lies the vast main square known to locals as Rynek Główny. Many of the most popular hotels, cafes, shops, bars and nightlife hotspots in Krakow are located in the attractive streets leading off the square, where some of the finest Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture in Poland can be found. Don’t miss the Renaissance Cloth Hall, a splendid centrepiece where medieval market traders once sold their wares, and Gothic St Mary’s Basilica, where a lone trumpeter plays from one of its towers on the hour, every hour. The fascinating Rynek Underground attraction reveals a secret network of medieval passages and tunnels hidden beneath the modern day square.
Other highlights include the old Jewish quarter, Kazimierz, filled with synagogues, bookshops, restaurants and museums. Parts of it featured as backdrops in Steven Spielberg’s Oscar-winning film Schindler’s List, based on the true story of Nazi industrialist Oskar Schindler’s successful efforts to save his Jewish workforce from the murderous regime he was a member of. In the Podgórze district across the Vistula River, Schindler’s former enamelware factory now houses a museum lifting the lid on the Nazi occupation of Krakow during World War II.
With its royal connections, Krakow has always been central to the national identity of Poland. Until 1596, it was the country’s capital and legend has it that the city was founded by a dragon-slaying prince whose nemesis supposedly lived in a cave on Wawel Hill, a short walk south of the main market square. Several hotels are situated at this end of town and visitors can go inside the cave, known in Polish as the Smocza Jama or Dragon’s Den. There’s even a fire-breathing statue of the beast right outside. Above the legendary creature’s lair are the wonderfully ornate Wawel Cathedral, where Polish kings were crowned in medieval times, and Wawel Royal Castle, the monarch’s former residence. Here you can tour museums showcasing royal shrines and tombs, the Royal Private Apartments and the grand State Rooms. Art lovers will be sure to want to see Leonardo da Vinci’s Lady with an Ermine painting, a masterpiece which is on view at Wawel Royal Castle until the completion of major renovations at its regular home in the Czartoryski Museum in Krakow Old Town.
Locals are proud of the fact that Karol Józef Wojtyła, who in 1978 became the first non-Italian pope in four centuries, was one of their own. The one-time Archbishop of Krakow, whose former home near several hotels on Kanonicza Street is now a museum, also served as a parish priest at St Florian’s Church near the historic city walls. The main airport is even named in his honour.
The Wieliczska Salt Mine, another World Heritage Site located in a satellite town of Krakow, often proves so popular it might be wise to organise tickets before you leave your hotel. Also known as the Underground Salt Cathedral of Poland, this salty subterranean world of chambers, tunnels and passages produced salt for at least eight centuries until 2007. Most impressive are its chapels, altarpieces and statues hewn of rock salt by the miners. It took two brothers more than 30 years to carve out the ornate Chapel of St Kinga from 20,000 tonnes of rock salt.
No trip to southern Poland is complete without visiting Krakow, but there is also much to see and do in the surrounding Lesser Poland region. The charming winter capital, Zakopane, is about two hours south of Krakow by car and bus, or at least three hours by train, but it’s well worth a visit any time of the year, even if skiing and mountaineering aren’t on your agenda. Nestled among luscious meadows in the foothills of the High Tatras mountain range, the town is characterised by attractive wood-panelled churches, villas and chalets. Its bustling main street of Kuprowki is lined with shops, restaurants and market stalls selling artisanal local cheeses and souvenirs. In the nearby Tatra National Park there are Poland’s highest peaks, scenic mountain lakes and cable cars leading to high altitude beauty spots hugging the Slovakian border.
At Oswiecim, about one hour west of Krakow is the former Nazi concentration camp of Auschwitz. A visit to this sombre World Heritage Site is not for the faint of heart because the painful history of the Second World War hangs over the place, where more than one million prisoners were murdered.
February is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Kraków, with typical prices around R 1,046 per night based on 36 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Kraków are usually highest during December, with typical prices around R 2,112 per night.
Hotel prices in Kraków usually range from R 882 per night to R 3,836 per night, with typical prices around R 1,403 per night.
Hotel prices in Kraków are typically lowest in February at around R 1,046 per night, rising to around R 2,112 per night in December.
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In Kraków, you might want to check out ibis budget Krakow Stare Miasto, Hotel Polski Pod Białym Orłem, Metropolo by Golden Tulip Krakow, Hotel Saski Krakow, Curio Collection by Hilton. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
For a taste of luxury in Kraków, you might want to explore Hotel Polski Pod Białym Orłem, Hotel Saski Krakow, Curio Collection by Hilton, Wyndham Grand Kraków Old Town, Zinar Castle. These hotels are known for their superior amenities and high-class services.
If you're visiting Kraków with your family, you could look at Hotel Polski Pod Białym Orłem, Metropolo by Golden Tulip Krakow, Hotel Saski Krakow, Curio Collection by Hilton, DoubleTree by Hilton Krakow Hotel & Convention Center. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels ibis budget Krakow Stare Miasto, Hotel Polski Pod Białym Orłem, Metropolo by Golden Tulip Krakow, Hotel Saski Krakow, Curio Collection by Hilton could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in Kraków, check out Metropolo by Golden Tulip Krakow, Hotel Saski Krakow, Curio Collection by Hilton, DoubleTree by Hilton Krakow Hotel & Convention Center, Hotel Swing – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
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