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City Hostel, Krakow

City Hostel is that unusual beast, a hostel put together at an aesthetic level that few hotels manage. The entire hostel is beautiful if austere, like a super glamorous monastery.

Very Good 8.3

From
$37

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Good Bye Lenin Hostel, Krakow

One of Krakow's best theme-driven hostels, Goodbye Lenin Hostel takes the aesthetics of pre-1989 Poland as its focus.

Excellent 8.7

From
$37

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Karmel Hotel, Krakow

Karmel is one of the most gorgeous small hotels in Krakow. Located up a stairway in an impossibly cute corner of Kazimierz, the 10-room Karmel is a Krakow favorite.

Excellent 9.3

From
$84

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Hotel Amber, Krakow

Though Hotel Amber is not a steal, it's a good value among Krakow's small crop of stylish boutique hotels. Frankly, we're hard pressed to think of another hotel this finely designed anywhere at this reasonable a nightly rate.

Excellent 9.0

From
$122

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Pensjonat Trecius, Krakow

The eight-room Pensjonat Trecius is one of our favorite pensions in all of Krakow. Hidden away in a gorgeous building on Św. Tomasza near the Old Town's Rynek Główny, it's a quiet and special little place.

Excellent 8.9

From
$62

Hotel Wielopole, Krakow

Wielopole Guest Rooms feature modestly-priced, comfortable digs. Wielopole offers safe and quiet rooms that are especially good for visitors who want a bit of distance from the action and a strikingly hearty breakfast.

Excellent 8.9

From
$107

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ApartmentsApart Krakow, Krakow

The eight apartments in the Kazimierz Apartments family are run by the same management team that organizes Old Town Studios. Expect lush flats with huge bedrooms, roomy kitchens, and equally large common spaces.

Very Good 8.1

From
$71

Wera, Krakow

Super tiny Guesthouse Wera, perched in a charming corner of Stare Miasto, offers an extremely homey atmosphere, all the more so because Wera's proprietor lives on-site in an adjacent apartment.

Excellent 9.2

From
$55

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Compared to other European destinations, Krakow is happily quite affordable. The city offers plenty of budget accommodation options, from well-priced two- and three-star hotels to guesthouses and hostels.

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Krakow Car Rentals

Renting a car in Krakow isn't really necessary. It's a manageable city, easily traversed by foot. Car rentals are more useful for day trips and regional exploration. We'll tell you what you should pay for a three-day economy car rental, and warn against crossing into Ukraine and Belarus.

Expect to Spend: Krakow
Happily, Krakow is a very affordable city. We'll tell you just how affordable, and also let you know what you can expect to pay for a hotel and a restaurant meal here. Bargains about in both departments, and you'll really have to make an effort to break the bank.

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