★★★·Kraków·9.1
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أو اكتبها ببساطة — «حوالي يوم 20، ثلاث ليالٍ»
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The Amber Boutique Hotel is situated in Kraków's Old Town, 6 minutes from Main Market Square. Housed in a 19th-century tenement, it offers air-conditioned rooms with flat-screen TV, free high-speed Wi-Fi, tea/coffee makers, and work desks. Buffet breakfast with vegan, gluten-free, and lactose-free options is served daily. The hotel is 1 km from Kraków Główny Train Station and Galeria Krakowska Shopping Mall.
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The room was very spacious and comfortable, and the location was good. The breakfast was the main issue: there was almost no fruit and overall variety was low. Paying 150€ per night with breakfast included isn’t a bargain, and having a Spanish channel on TV would have been great.
Jose·منذ أسبوعين
excelente desayuno, merece la pena. muy buena ubicación. personal muy agradable y profesional. limpieza excelente. tranquilo. colchones demasiado blandos, no muy cómodos
Cristina·منذ أسبوعين
The hotel felt more traditional than I expected, and the boutique vibe made it feel quirky. It was located about a hundred yards from the park on the edge of the old town and roughly 8 minutes from the main square, with plenty of bars and restaurants along the way. A bus stop was just yards from the front door and trams were around the corner. The bathroom was clean and modern, the room and beds were comfortable, and there were sockets by the bed. The reception staff were very friendly and helpful. There was a quiet garden at the back and a spa, which we didn’t use, but they’re there if you want to relax. They offer free daily events like a walking tour and vodka tasting, but none fit our schedule. There are many restaurants and bars of every price range and vibe nearby, so the hard part is deciding where to go. The Artist Cocktail Bar was a relaxed spot we liked, especially since it was probably the closest to the hotel, for a nightcap or two. I would definitely stay at Amber again. The lift was extremely slow; we were on the top, third floor, so we took the stairs down because it was much quicker, especially since we’re in our late 60s. We didn’t like having to climb three floors after a night out, even if it would have been faster. The elevator sometimes shows the third floor as –1, which confused us on the first night. Breakfast was okay, with limited hot options like scrambled eggs, frankfurters, and a few other items, but the continental/cereal/fruit selection was decent enough to start the morning. None of these were deal breakers.
Nil·منذ 3 أسابيع
The hotel is just a very short distance from the edge of the park that runs around the Old Town, and it’s only an 8‑minute walk from the Barbican and St. Florians gate. The building isn’t super modern but keeps an old‑world charm. On arrival we were upgraded to a superior room, which is rare! Breakfast was, shall I say, interesting. They tried to cater to all tastes. We stuck to the melon slices, bread rolls, croissants, and coffee from a noisy machine that made tables stop mid‑sentence until it finished dispensing. It suited us fine since we spent most of the day exploring. For some, it might feel a little too conservative. There’s no residents lounge or bar, but it’s a 3‑star hotel. Plenty of bars and cafés are nearby.
Charlotte·منذ 3 أسابيع
Good location, reasonable room price, and excellent staff.
Aiga·منذ 3 أسابيع