Cracowdays

Cracowdays Hotel features unique interiors dating from 1905, a city centre location and a combination of modern and cosy styles which blend with the ambiance of old Krakow.

If you love wine, then this is the place for you as the elegant, colourful and comfortable accommodation takes its inspiration from wines from Italy and around the world. This aspect can be clearly seen in the room decorations, design and names that include Chianti, Barolo, Lambrusco, Shiraz and Rioja. The interior incorporates period ornaments and furniture, traditional Italian flair and exquisite taste.

The ideal location of Cracowdays puts the city’s attractions within easy reach. The Main Market Square, Old Town and Planty Park are all nearby. Let us help you during your stay; as an excellent addition to our hotel services, we can provide you with many tips, advice or simply offer you a range of tours.

Ant. rom: 10
Pris: 62 - 98 EUR

Our lovingly decorated rooms are themed around Italian wines and fitted with modern conveniences such as Wi-Fi internet access. In the Chianti and Barolo rooms as well as in the hall, you can admire tiled stoves dating from 1905.

Breakfast includes traditional specialities, healthy options and a variety of coffees. It is served from 08:00 until 10:00 on weekdays, and from 08:30 until 10:30 on weekends.

You can prepare your own meals in Cracowdays’ well-equipped guest kitchen.

A wide range of Italian wines, including ones from Piedmont, Tuscany and Veneto, is available for your enjoyment.

The hotel can provide you with a list of fine local restaurants, where Cracowdays guests receive a 10% discount.

The former capital of Poland is the country's cultural centre due to its thousand year old history. There are many legends about Wawel Hill with its castle and cathedral. The central market square - one of the biggest in Europe - is the heart of the city, but Krakow is also known for its churches and cafe gardens, all surrounded by Planty park with a chestnut avenue and green promenade. There is also a small town outside the city: the Jewish Kazimierz, the old Barbican in front of entrance to the old town and the remnants of the medieval wall encompassing it all.

By Air:
We provide airport transfers from and to Krakow's Balice airport upon request.

By Public Transport:
It is very easy to reach the old town by bus, taxi, or train which is 200 metres from the arrival hall.
From the main train station you can reach us within a 15 minute walk.

Please inform the hotel of your expected arrival time, as you will be met individually for check-in.