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Hotel Floryan Old Town

187 reviews
  • Stay close to the city’s top landmarks
  • Dine in at the on-site restaurant

An Old Town base

Perfectly located in Krakow’s historic Old Town, this hotel’s just a short stroll from the Main Market Square, St. Mary’s Basilica, and the famous Cloth Hall. Its superb location along Floriańska Street provides direct access to the city’s vibrant cafés, shops, and cultural landmarks, including Wawel Castle and the Kazimierz district.

The hotel features a charming, historic design, housed in a 16th-century building. You can enjoy modern facilities, including free wi-fi and a helpful 24-hour reception desk where you can ask where the best restaurants and pubs are. There is an on-site restaurant, Vesuvio, which serves Italian and Polish dishes in a cosy, welcoming atmosphere, but the surrounding area offers an array of restaurants, bars, and bakeries serving local specialties like pierogi and obwarzanek. With its mix of history, comfort, and proximity to Krakow’s main attractions, this place is a good pick if you’re looking to explore the city’s rich heritage and vibrant culture.

 

Facilities

Food & Drink

  • Bar
  • Restaurant
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.

Find out more about Krakow City

Krakow might be Poland’s second largest city, but in terms of culture, it's very much the capital. There’s evidence that the city has been around since 20,000 BC, and there’s a delightful local myth that the city was built on the site where a dragon was slain. As you'll discover, there's a lot to capture the imagination on a holiday to Krakow City. As the political capital of Poland for 500 years, you can expect to see a city filled to the brim with castles, cobbled alleys and a unique mixture of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture. These buildings miraculously survived World War II - a fact that makes them not just unique to Poland, but to Europe. Whether it’s museum hunting and castle touring you’re looking for, or just some fun and culture, we think you’ll love Krakow as much as we do.

Floria?ska 38, Krakow City, 33332, Poland

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