Ive stayed at Nathan's place twice now and thought it was such a great place. The staff are totally…read moreawesome, always up for the craic! Downstairs there is a great little bar, pool room and even a real comfy cinema room Im going to re-create in my own home someday! If you're in Krakow, stay here!

This is probably one of if not the nicest Hostel I've ever stayed at. The room was decent in size…read more There was also a day bed in the room. The furniture was nice. There was also a small hanger rack and small TV. If you have trouble sleeping with background noise you'll definitely have to close your windows with the road right there. Breakfast was included and pretty decent. Wifi was free of course and from what I can recall fairly reliable compared to most hotels.

That strange place where a low budget hotel (yet with all the quirks of a hostel) meets a high end…read morehostel (but without all the perks of a hotel). The worst of both worlds I suppose ? Bad price quality ratio. I'd recommend spending a little bit more for something nicer, or far less for something comparable. Everything is really cheaply built. Thin walls. You can rent a 3 bed studio at a decent rate and party all night, which is what several rooms in my hall were doing. This could be good or bad depending on what you are looking for. This is the only hostel I've stayed at that offered me no advice about the city. When I checked in they handed me a map and said everything's inside the circle. If you plan to take day trips to Auschwitz or The Salt Mines, you will need to either walk 25 minutes to the bus station or you can take the tram, but it will still take about 25 minutes. One of my least favorite hostel experiences.