Jan

"A delightful Hotel right in the heart of the old town just 50m from the main square. Our room was airy and spacious and overlooking the main street, it has all the facilities and extras for a comfortable stay. Air conditioning,Netflix included. The breakfast was truly surprising, continental with some hot products."

"The only indisputable strong point: the location. Located on Grodzka, the main street of Krakow from which you can easily reach, even on foot, all the main monuments and attractions of the city. Which is not a small thing, also considering the complexity of the public transport routes. Then ... absolute mediocrity. We stayed in a so-called \"deluxe room\" that had absolutely nothing luxurious about it. Spartan furnishings (probably leftovers from the Soviet period) and dating back at least to standards that were used here in the 60s. View of an internal courtyard. Even the lock still uses a key. Absolute lack of television channels that were not strictly in the Polish language. No BBC, CNN, or other foreign TV channels of any nationality. Not even a mention of Rai channels ... Cleaning barely sufficient. Safe placed in the closet at floor level (who knows why). Minibar desolately empty. The only comfort amenities were a coffee machine, also dated, with some pods that were not even restocked every day, a kettle (which we never tried), and a 500 cc bottle of still water which, that too, was not restocked daily. In step with modern times regarding the bathroom decor, but windowless and without a bidet which, evidently, for a "de luxe" is considered excessive (... Ah! ... These Italians always obsessed with personal hygiene ...!). Shower standard. The pride of the "so-called de luxe" ... a wonderful step between the bathroom and the sleeping area which, together with the small glass shelf just above the sink, constitute real threats to the physical safety of the guests. Breakfast, so praised by some, is nothing exceptional... and turns out to be barely sufficient. On the other hand, the Wi-Fi was working well. Price overpriced compared to the services offered. In short, in conclusion, if this hotel is a reflection of Poland as an emerging country in Europe... well!... my advice is to start working hard and seriously because European standards are still very far away."

"We stayed 4 nights at the Jan hotel and I must say right away that the location is exceptional, a few meters from Rynek Glowny. On the other hand, the room we had booked, a Deluxe, had some flaws; despite being large it was rather dated and had a dangerous step between the bathroom and the room, the safe located at floor level therefore unusable and, above all, a glass shelf above the bathroom sink that made it practically half usable. The TV in the room does not offer channels other than Polish ones and this was also a useless service! Breakfast is average with waffles, pancakes and small portions of cake but nothing exciting. The price-quality ratio is average if only for the location."