Best Western Hotel Galicya

"Ok negative first, hotel was a little tired and dated, away from the city centre. That said we loved how friendly and helpful the staff were in particular Dorota the receptionist was very welcoming, extremely helpful with tips on where to get the tram into the main square, even offered to sort out a breakfast box as we were leaving early to fly home. The young guy from Ukraine who served in the bar every night(Im sorry I forgot your name) is a credit to Best Western, always cheerful a real nice guy. Finally Tomasz the manager friendly helpful and we hope to see you in the hotel next year. Location was less than 20 mins from the city centre, food was very good (great chef) and local beer also. Krakow is a beautiful city with lots going on, trams are very cheap just 4zl for 20 mins, the food in the square was average price and the Polish people made us feel very welcome. We will definitely be going back."

"This hotel is very basic and a little dated but it was spotlessly clean and our room was prepped daily with fresh towels and beds made.. its not directly in the main centre but is not far at all, we got an uber for around £3.50 or there was a tram stop directly outside. Across the road is a supermarket, McDonald’s, chemist, kebab shop.. the breakfast was a selection of hot food including sausage and scrambled eggs, and the cold was cereal, yoghurt, hams, cheeses and fruits. The coffee was lovely as were the different breads to toast. I would stay here again."

"Booked are holiday through are local Tui branch to Krakow Poland from the 19/5/25 -26/5/25 and was advised and sold the Best Western Galicya hotel,as the place to stay. I would truly advise anyone booking this hotel to stay clear as it is not a Best Western it is actually owned by the Satoria group and certainly not for tourists. The hotel itself is for conferences, school trips ect. Now for are experience. On a arrival the welcome was not the warmest and the hotel was not what we expected after seeing the photos Tui showed us,the rooms are outdated and tired .Are first nights stay there was a complete nightmare, there was a coach full of school kids stopping at the hotel ,and they were screaming and playing up until 1am even though I complained to reception earlier,and these kids were there for a further 3 nights.The restaurant was small and we were not allowed access for four nights due to it being used for the school kids ,and for a conference reception, also we were not allowed to use it for 3 mornings for the same reason. The restaurant closes at 10am and all drinks machines are switched off . Please also note the rooms do not have any milk,no coffee and limited tea ,no English tv channels, the beds are two singles pushed together even though we paid for a premium double room,the air conditioning dose not work ,if you open the window due to the rooms being so hot the noise from the trams keeps you awake. As for the staff only one was helpful. So to sum up are stay at this hotel it was a nightmare and if you find this review hard to belive check it out on Google,and also look up the Satoria group. I would also like to add that Krakow is a beautiful city ,that we really enjoyed,just the accommodation that let the holiday down."