Find hotels near Muzeum Kata, Kraków from AED 382

"Excellent hotel right on main square. All staff were great and very welcoming. Spotlessly clean and furnished to a high standard. Breakfast was excellent and wide choice including freshly prepared omelettes etc. food was excellent in both restaurants and reasonably priced for location. Highly recommended."

"I adored my stay at TRIBE. One of the best hotels I've stayed in, for sure. Right from check in, the staff were super helpful and friendly, recommending restaurants and giving lots of information and maps regarding places to go and things to see. My room was spacious, spotlessly clean, and well-maintained. The curtains were also truly "blackout" - something often advertised, but is rarely true! I have to commend the sound-proofing as well; I barely heard a peep the entire time I was there. Most importantly, the bed was incredibly comfortable - granting me with perhaps the best sleep I've ever had in a hotel. And then there's the location! Just a short stroll from the train station (with direct connections to/from the airport) and the Old Town - it truly could not be better placed. I can't praise TRIBE more strongly - it's a fantastic hotel that I think would struggle to be beaten by any others in Krakow."

"A great find in Krakow. Super clean and comfy hotel in a great district for food! Helpful staff available night and day"

"Great location, rooms were very clean and staff were very kind and helpful."

"Location was brilliant to the market square. Didn’t mind the noise of the cafe at all, apart from them emptying their bottle banks late at night. Not great for people with disabilities or people who find steps difficult to climb up or down, as there is only a lift to certain rooms. If you book breakfast to be included you have to again walk down and back up. Flight and a half of stairs. Breakfast was lovely, with lots of cheeses, bread and hot items too. There needs to be another toaster and coffee machine to keep up with the demand, but overall very nice layout and choices."

"Clean room and staff amazing and also great hearty brekkie."

"The rooms was quirky because of all the red brick. Used to be apartments before it was made into what it is now. There was no lunch or dinner service in the “à la carte” restaurant and hasn’t been for more than two years. There was that amount of dust in the breakfast room on the floor and other surfaces and the fire extinguisher which was rather worrying as it told me it’s probably out of date. The floors never get mopped or even hoovered. So wear something on your feet in your room at all times or you’ll have black feet. Floors in the corridor looked clean though. The water has a funky smell,like drains. The showerhead stank,not that you could shower with it unless you hand held it sat on the seat of the bath. Black stuff came out of the jets of the bath. At nighttime the pipework would gurgle as if blocked and backed up. Again a worry about other fire extinguishers on another level and the filters need changed in the aircon as it left a not too nice a smell in the room when it was on. The double bed has two single duvets. The maid tidied the bed but never changed anything and would wash up your coffee cup from that morning and changed the towels which are not that soft but serviced by an outside company,so not the hotels fault. The stay was lovely in the region and the hotel is perfectly positioned for the old town square. Breakfast is rather limited unless you like eggs done about 4 different ways,but not boiled and the fresh orange is amazing. Most staff 100%"

"Great location for the old town "

"Breakfast was poor in so many ways, ground floor toilets was dirty as someone had toileted on the seat and also others were dirty. Twin beds were too close together On the positive it was a good location for the market square and castle, reception were really helpful from check in to,check out and in between, they were all friendly and professional and treated us like individuals rather than just another guest."