Krakow lodging guide. 

Hotels in Krakow are rated from inexpensive one-star operations to luxury five-star establishments and priced accordingly albeit other factors, such as central location, also count. Most popular are mid-range, medium-sized, three-star hotels. The rates range from about forty euro to 250 euro per night (double rooms). 

See details of the official hotel categories indicated by stars. 

Full list of all hotels in Krakow 

Numerous Krakow hostels offer cheap accommodation on a bunk in a dorm room from ten euro per night as well as pricier single rooms with en suit bathrooms (from about 30 euro). Rather spartan lodgings may still prevail but many of mushrooming new guest houses, often conveniently situated in the Old Town and Kazimierz historic districts, provide agreeable living quarters and a wide range of extras from free breakfast to free laundry to free internet.

There is a wide choice of vacation apartments in Krakow, from small studios to spacious four-bedroom flats, available to renting for any period from one day to a month or more. Most are newly refurbished and comfortably equipped. Rates start from about 25 euro for 24-hour lodging. 

Selected hostels in Krakow, other guest houses, and vacation apartments 

Any following information has been provided by respective establishments on their sole responsibility.

Hotele Studenckie w Krakowie 
Address: ul. Piastowska 47. Website: www.hotele.studenckie.pl Email: rezerwacja@hotele.studenckie.pl We kindly invite you to take advantage of our one in its kind accommodation offer – Student Hotels. All four hotels provide rooms available for everyone looking for a budget accommodation. Guest rooms are available throughout the whole year. Individual buildings, though in different places, are situated near the center of the city. Thanks to a diversity of standard and room size, we can fulfill requirements of every client. We provide comfortable single and double rooms with a private bathroom and a kitchen, equipped with a radio, TV-set, telephone and the internet as well as modest multi-bedded rooms with bathrooms accessible from the corridor.

Youth Hostel Krakow - Grochowa  
Address: 21 Grochowa Street. Phone (+48) 12 653 24 32, fax (+48) 12 650 67 30, mobile: +48 697 661 866, email:krakow@ssm.com.pl Our Youth Hostel is listed in a directory of youth hostels in a global network established by Hostelling International. We offer a comprehensive set of lodging accommodations and facilities to all travelers.
Available to our guests are:
- 200 vacancies in 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedded rooms
- 2 computer stands with an Internet connection (free WiFi in the building)
- self-catering and fully-equipped kitchen
- showers and toilets, drying and ironing rooms
- common rooms with TV
You may get to the hostel by tram 20 from Krakow Glowny central station. 
Also Youth Hostel Cracow - Sokolska at 17 Sokolska street. 
Phone +48 (12) 3455785, mobile: +48 601858844, email: sokolska@ssm.com.pl
Hostel Krakow - Sokolska is located about 1.5 kilometers from the Wawel Castle and maximum 10 minutes walk from Kazimierz (Jewish District).
We offer:
- 43 vacancies in 2,3,4,5 and 6 bedded rooms
- showers and toilets
- self-catering and fully-equipped kitchen with fridge and microwave
- Wi-Fi
- iron and ironing board
You may get to the hostel by trams 10, 19, 79 from Krakow Glowny central station.

Youth Hostel PTSM Oleandry
Address: 4 Oleandry street. Phone: (+48) 126338822. Fax: (+48) 126338920. Email: schronisko@smkrakow.pl Website: www.smkrakow.pl Youth Hostel PTSM Oleandry is situated a ten minutes walk from Rynek Glowny central square, close to the Krakow National Museum. Guests may take advantage of:  

- 233 beds
- self-catering and fully-equipped kitchen 
- showers and toilets on every floor
- a self-catering kitchen 
- a chill-out room with TV 
- luggage storage facilities
- cupboards for individual guests
- peace of mind; the hostel is protected by the SNS Security Agency
- free parking
- free access to our WiFi Internet Hotspot for our guests 
- friendly and professional service