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Rooms & Views
Deluxe Suite
A luxurious apartment with TV, a mini-bar, and a bathroom featuring a bath and a shower.
Royal Suite
A luxurious apartment with TV, a mini-bar, and a bathroom featuring a bath and a shower.
Luxury Suite with Private Jacuzzi
A luxurious apartment with TV, a mini-bar, and a bathroom featuring a bath and a shower.
Luxury Apartment (Imperial)
City view
1 Double Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed 1076-sq-foot room with city views Layout - Bedroom and living room Internet…
Luxury Apartment (Duke's)
City view
1 Double Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed 1076-sq-foot room with city views Layout - Bedroom and living room Internet…
Luxury Apartment (Royal)
City view
1 Double Bed and 1 Double Sofa Bed 1076-sq-foot room with city views Layout - Bedroom and living room Internet…
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Restaurants nearby
- NOAHBib As soon as you enter this slick restaurant in vibrant Kazimierz, you know you’re in good hands. The smart interior with its high-top seating and marble-topped tables has a stylish, wine bar feel, while the superbly friendly and attentive service team keep things running smoothly. The menu offers a delicious taste of Israel, with excellent pitta and some of the best lamb kebabs you will find. That it all comes at affordable prices is an added bonus – as is the selection of Israeli and Polish wines.691m
- FolgaBib Located in the trendy Plac Nowy square in the city’s historic Jewish Quarter of Kazimierz, this busy and buoyant restaurant adopts a chic brasserie-style aesthetic with high-top tables and a terrace that’s ideal for the summertime. The menu showcases appealing variety, with the globally influenced dishes ranging from oysters to arancini and tempura to ceviche. Whatever you choose, there’s a unifying theme of sensible pricing and quality execution from the kitchen team.735m
- Nat BistroBib It’s easy to miss this likeable little wine bar tucked away in the Old Town, so make sure you keep your eyes peeled, lest you lose out on all the joys it has to offer. There’s a comforting, rustic feel to both the look and the cooking, with a semi-vaulted ceiling and whitewashed brick walls providing the perfect setting for the generous and full-flavoured dishes. A wonderful risotto with Polish porcini mushrooms is a prime example. The fun, trendy wine list focuses on orange and natural options, hence the ‘Nat’ in the name.829m
- Bufet KRKBib A younger sibling to the acclaimed Bottiglieria 1881, this buzzing modern brasserie feels distinctly of-the-moment. From the pared-back yet well-appointed décor to the open kitchen and counter seating, it’s no wonder the place is so packed. The cooking resurrects and reinvents Polish classics – such as homemade kaszkanka (black pudding) – while offering a selection of high-quality meats cooked over the grill. Assured, personable service suits the vibe of the place well.972m
- MOLÁMBib A fun evening out is on the cards at this lively spot inspired by the night canteens of Bangkok. An open kitchen and vintage vibe contribute to the party atmosphere, which is helped along by a range of Thai-inspired cocktails. The authentic menu covers all four regions of Thailand, with vibrant dishes delivering the hallmark blend of sweet, sour, spicy and salty. Sharing is encouraged and the dishes are well-priced, so don’t hold back when ordering.1.2km
- Pod Nosem In a characterful location down a cobbled street near the Wawel Royal Castle, this attractive restaurant has a distinctive medieval style. The walls are hung with tapestries, with matching seat cushions in place on the white wooden banquettes; downstairs, amongst the brick and stone, there's a more cosy, dimly lit vibe. Dishes like homemade pasta with game sauce fuse hearty flavours with careful technique. Above the restaurant are three richly furnished suites.10m
- Copernicus On Kraków’s oldest street lies this intimate restaurant that sits within the Hotel Copernicus, a former palace with 15th-century origins and an impressive Gothic façade; wood panelling and a stone fireplace lend the dining room a historic feel. Dishes are modern, adventurous and well-crafted takes on traditional recipes – like the excellent pierogi filled with Polish cheese. The Italian wines are the pick of the bunch and the lunch menu offers great value.80m
- Fiorentina The beautiful vaulted, red-brick ceiling is a key attraction at this well-run and deservedly busy restaurant. An experienced chef takes traditional dishes and gives them a modern update, while using the best of the local larder and delivering plenty of flavour. Their house specialities include Dover sole cooked over a wood-fired grill and, as the name would suggest, Fiorentina steak, which is dry-aged for 30 days before being chargrilled and served with a choice of sauces.82m
- Huma Steak lovers need look no further than this smartly dressed restaurant from the same owners as Fiorentina and Kogel Mogel. An eye-catching parrilla grill is at the heart of the operation, used with great skill on prime steaks from Poland and the US, best enjoyed with a glass of red wine from the impressive list. Don’t overlook the other dishes too, such as the beef pretzel with a deliciously piquant gherkin and caper cream. Cheery, genuine service is the perfect finishing touch.242m
- Stradomska 12 Situated within Stradom House – a modern, luxuriously appointed hotel hiding behind a 14th-century edifice – this stylishly appointed restaurant offers a proudly Polish repertoire. The à la carte includes dishes like herring with apple or confit duck leg with plum sauce, which all pack in plenty of flavour and avoid overcomplicating things. The tasting menu, meanwhile, plays like a greatest hits of classic Polish cuisine and is paired with exclusively Polish wines and liqueurs.389m
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Attractions nearby
- Wawel Cathedral cathedral in Kraków, Poland164m
- Wawel hill in Kraków, Poland210m
- Wawel Castle castle in Krakow, the former royal seat144m
- St. Mary's Basilica in Kraków church (Kraków, Poland)684m
- St. Andrew's Church church building in Krakow141m
- Old town Market Square in Krakow market square of the Old Town in Kraków, Poland668m
- Sukiennice centre of international trade in Kraków, Poland670m
- Saints Peter and Paul Church church building in Kraków, Poland192m
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