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"Perfect location, the view from room was fantastic could sit and look out all day/night "

"Loved the friendly staff and the cool vibe of the hotel!"

"The hotel and staff were amazing! The food was absolutely excellent. I was fortunate enough to pre-pay for the breakfast buffet from the duration of my day which I must say was probably the best breakfast buffet I’ve ever had any hotel I’ve ever stayed in. I did have dinner one night and it was once again amazing I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone that is visiting Kraków Poland and I look forward to coming back and staying and also checking out their other properties throughout the world."

"I can't fault this Hotel, we stayed twice and absolutely enjoyed it. Cant wait to go back."

"The hotel was in a great location, within walking distance of the major attractions. Staff were helpful and friendly. The room was clean and well equipped. The breakfast was fantastic, great choice .There was a train station within 5 minutes walking distance, so easy to travel from and to the airport. "

"Clean room, friendly staff. "

"Fantastic location, friendly staff, clean, comfortable rooms. "

"The rooms are not sound proof. You can hear through the walls. The room fan or air conditioner is also noisy and makes a continuous sound throughout….. The location is terrible unless you plan to eat in the hotel and hang out at the park. It’s highly inconvenient and each walk out require you to walk around the AC hotel instead of a direct pathway either blocked off by construction or it’s never been consider. a more direct path - for this reason stay at AC would be better… when tired from walking? Every steps not needed counts…."

"Absolutely fantastic hotel, all facilities were amazing. There was even a Nespresso machine in the room, and if you ran out of pods there was a free coffee machine downstairs! We got a free little cake delivered to our room on our last night which was a lovely touch. A stay that won’t be forgotten "