2-Star Hotels in Krakow

We spent 3 nights here and the staff were very nice and helpful. Due to flight issues we didn’t arrive until 1am but the hostel responded to emails quickly and efficiently and the self check-in process was easy. This hostel is great for all travellers whether it’s couples, families, friends or solo particularly as it’s safe and a code is needed to enter every time with your own room key provided. Rooms were very clean with no issues regarding uncomfortable beds or lack of sleep. Location is excellent as the old town is only around a 5 minute walk away and there are a few supermarkets on the same street as the hostel just in case you need a snack! The kitchen was available to everyone with free usage of the fridge (for your sandwiches/ drinks etc). We found the baggage storage room very handy (which is also free until 8pm). This was an excellent hostel that we highly recommended. Thank you Lorf Hostel&Coffee.

The hotel has a restaurant that is both inside and outside. It’s okay. In the evening, many people bought beer and sipped it in the hotel’s yard. It’s quite interesting to experience the feeling of the neighborhood. The location of the hotel is very good, transportation, shopping, dining are very convenient, very close to the old city.

A terrible attitude to the guests and complete irresponsibility. Booked the hostel through the booking, paid, everything was good. arrived at check in and the hostel turned out to be closed. No one answered the door, the phone was turned on, where the girl said ”hi” and nothing more. I was standing under the hostel and called half an hour on the phone number and did not get the answer, and the host never opened after the quarantine, and the owners decided to earn. The next day, I decided to call again on the phone number of the host and already very quickly picked up the phone of a young man who said he was the manager and claimed the host was working and the settlement was in them that day and they were functioning fully. The young man was not polite and qualified to work with guests. The young man ended up saying that it was not his competence to solve the problem. Living in Krakow for a long time, I had not had such cases for the first time, so I decided to go check whether the host worked on the same day as the conversation with the manager took place. The host was closed and no one opened that proves that the hosts earn during the situation, deceived people. If you don't want to stay on the street and don't know the city, don't use the services of this host! I don't recommend!

The https://shh.travel/ website shows 6 co-owners, highly responsive to positive comments but completely indifferent to complaint email. So I post my unanswered email here. My husband and I stayed at Dorm 3 of Dizzy Daisy Downtown Hostel Krakow from January 27-29, 2022. Dorm 3 is fully booked on the 29th so we moved to Dorm 1 instead. We are elderlies (and we are Asian) very much prefer lower bunk beds. My husband went to Dorm 1 after 10am to check available lower bunks. One young man staying at Dorm 1 asked my husband ”What do you want”. My husband said we stay at Dorm 1 tonight. The man then told my husband to speak at a lower voice because someone is sleeping but he spoke much louder. I went to Reception to brief the lady receptionist about this unfriendly person in Dorm 1. At around 11.30am, my husband went to Dorm 1 to check available lower bunks again. The man ordered my husband to ”get out or I am going to make a complaint at Reception”. My husband replied ”Let's go together to Reception”. On the way down the stairs, the man swearing at my husband. Just a few steps before reaching the ground, the man, with both hands, pushed my husband from the back. My husband hit on the wall and bounced through the door to the Reception area. My husband fell on his knees and physically hurt. The Receptionist told the man to stop. Three staying guests helped to bring my husband standing up. The incident was witnessed and the hostel said it's recorded by CCTV. The Receptionist told the man to leave but offered to give him a refund. I disagreed to let him go and asked the Receptionist to call the Police - this is an assault which is a criminal offence. The man went back to the Dorm to pack. Receptionist called Security and ”I thought” Security called the ”Police”. In about 10 minutes, the man returned the keys at Reception. Receptionist told him he need to wait for the Police. Without insisting to get a refund, the man said ”good bye” and ran away like a fugitive. Soon after the man stepped out, two Security Guards arrived. I said to the guards they should bring the man back as he had just walked out. That did not happen. I was offered an explanation though. Policemen came. Two of them took my husband going around in a Police car trying to find the man but to no avail. I strongly insisted to file a report at the Police Station to have the man arrested. My husband decided not to proceed as the man had already paid a price to have disgraced his country and his fellow Danish. After Policemen left, I asked the Receptionist our accommodation arrangement for the night. We were offered a free upgrade to a twin-room with shared bathroom but after a quick discussion with husband we thought we should be compensated for a free room for the night. The Receptionist told me to come back after 2pm and get a reply from the Reception Manager. I spoke to Reception Manager at 4pm, she was calm and not quite empathetic as if assault is no big deal in

The location is hard to find, behind a large iron gate. But the living environment is very good, including breakfast, air conditioning for 24 hours, private lockers, and the front desk staff is very good.

Everything is almost perfect, but this time the room I received is very small and reserved a ”guest room”. The floor of the room may have been carpeted instead of tiles (in winter, the floor is cold). The view outside the window was not overwhelming, just like some customers complained that the yard was full of trash cans...so the service was okay afterwards.

We chose this hotel only because is so closed to ICE Krakow, the venue for a concert we were about to attend. The room is basic, on the small side, but except for the fridge, it has everything you need. Only two pillows and two large towels... The bed is hard but, some how, quite comfy. You can walk to Wawel Castle (which is just across the river), Old Town, Kazimierz, Stradom, tram station is very close to the hotel. It's a very good base to explore the city. Even the railway station is in walking distance, if you plan a day trip out of the city. For us, coming from the south, so easy to reach by car. Parking is 45PLN/night, but is limited in space. I saw a lot of paid public parking places around.

Lovely room very spacious for me and my partner whole studio to ourselves and private bathroom and double bed and dining area, cheap and beautiful for people who are looking for a few nights away in krakow.

Not a bad hostel, normal beds with nightclubs-can be read.Sweats are fine.There is a kitchen-can be breakfast bought with biscuits against.Very successful location-2 minutes Starbucks and food stores, 4 minutes central area-for night walks suitable)3 minutes to tram stop!10 minutes to the station, and from there and to the airport.Not noticed that rooms are common(men women)the first experience of the hostel) And in general, a very successful option for the minimum cost.

This is a quaint little guest house in the old town , it does not have a lift so no good to people with mobility problems , they supply towels and shower gel and there is tea and coffee in the room , there is a small fridge in the communal area, but nothing to cook on not even a microwave no plates etc, for a room only I did expect more facilities, my room was not in the main building but over looking a bar courtyard , this was very noisy in the evening, also someone started drilling early every morning, ideal as a base, quite dated but clean and reception staff friendly