Hotels near High Synagogue, Krakow

"Other than being a little confused by the second entrance upon check in, I really loved staying at the Garni hotel. The room was modern and clean and the service was kind and helpful. It's close enough to the old town to walk and enjoy, but the area surrounding the hotel has a lot of charm. I would recommend this hotel to any friend visiting Krakow for sure."

"Very nice location in the historic area of Krakow. As there is no reception, checkin is done through e-reception which is an interesting solution. Rooms are very clean and despite being surrounded by nightlife the rooms are quiet."

"Τhe room was trully excellent. Very comfortable, spacious and with electrical appliances to make your stay as comfortable as your own house. The only problem was the bar on the ground floor of the building where it had outdoor tables and the sound reached the 1st floor quite loudly. if you are a light sleeper, you may have difficulty sleeping."

"Facilities: very simple and generous Hygiene: clean Environment: reasonable internal structure design Service: Effective and courteous The location is very convenient, you can walk to most of the attractions, and there are many bars and restaurants very close to the Jewish settlement."

"The room had a strong sense of history and was very clean. It's located right in the Old Town, just a few minutes' walk to the main square. You can see the church from the room window. A special tip: definitely choose the hotel breakfast! It's delicious, offers a great selection of traditional Polish food, and is absolutely worth enjoying. The only downside is that the hotel parking costs an additional PLN 100 per night, which is a bit pricey. Otherwise, I was very satisfied with everything else."

"Location was excellent within walking distance to the main square don't get me wrong we done alot of walking just to go see different places there's a food court within a 2min walk 2 24hr shops within 5 min walk pizzatopia was 2min walk only thing when we needed to get taxi through bolt we had to walk to end of road as its located in a no waiting zone other than that an excellent stay we will book again"

"Shalom Kazimierz located in the Katzimizh district of Krakow, Poland, which is famous for its Jewish cultural history, and the restaurant is a warm dining place that combines traditional Jewish flavors with modern cooking skills. Transportation The restaurant is conveniently located within walking distance of many of Katsimir's famous attractions such as the Jewish Museum and the Old synagogue. It takes about 15 minutes by tram from the old city of Krakow to make it easy for travelers to explore the area. There are also street parking spaces nearby, suitable for self-driving tourists. Food The food is mainly Jewish traditional dishes. The menu ”Cholent” (beef and beans) and ”Latkes” (potato pancakes) are must-order classics, with freshly baked Jewish bread, which is delicious. The chefs in the restaurant have a clever balance of taste. And choose high quality ingredients, whether vegetarian or meat lovers can find favorite dishes. Special desserts such as ”Kugel” are recommended, sweet and not greasy, very special. Facilities and ambiance"

"How to say it, the feeling of instant time backflow 😂, the room is relatively small, but it is very clean, every day someone automatically cleans the room, change the bath towel, unlike some hotels now, you do not ask for special requirements, people automatically think you do not need. This is great. Then the front desk lady is more wooden, clean and don't know anything, but the restaurant and cleaning aunt are very enthusiastic. Just stayed in the dizzy, all the small streets are quite winding, but I quickly found that it is convenient to go anywhere, plus various large restaurants, coffee shops, supermarket convenience stores, to the river, to the castle, strolling in the past is quite comfortable, the bus stop is also at the street. In short, a very fun small hotel. Then the castle was awesome. I only saw the second floor for four hours, and I didn't have the strength to see it underground. That dragon cave is really a walk down the stairs from the castle and then through the underground cave, which is a bit scary, and it appears by the river."

"The hotel was excellent in every way ! The location is perfect to explore the city on foot, located near the former Jewish Quarter, which is stunning, and a 13/15 walk to the Old Town. The staff were all amazing and quickly changed my room on the first night because if an unpleasant odour in the booked room. They answered all my questions and were super efficient ! If I were to return to Krakoq, I’d stay here , even though it’s slightly on the pricy side ."

"I stayed one night at the DoubleTree by Hilton Krakow for a two-day conference and was very impressed. The room was outstanding — spacious, spotless, with a roomy bathroom and a wonderfully comfortable bed. Service was excellent as well; staff kindly let me check in at 9am, which was a huge help. The only drawbacks were the location, which is a bit far from Krakow’s main attractions (though there are some good local restaurants nearby), and the conference space being in the underground level, which felt a little enclosed despite being perfectly functional. Overall, for comfort and service this hotel is hard to beat, and I would highly recommend it for anyone visiting Krakow. Btw, room service in the morning was absolutely delicious."