Zajazd Srebrna Gora

The beds were a tragedy.

Marek·منذ أسبوع

Located in Krakow’s western outskirts, this family inn doubles as a historic restaurant serving classic Polish dishes worth trying; the staff were enthusiastic and charming, making our stay truly enjoyable. Our room sat on the second floor, so we had to lift our luggage up, but it was spacious and fully equipped. Despite its proximity to a highway, the noise didn’t bother us and we slept soundly.

Zhichao·منذ أسبوع

Overall, it was fine. The cozy hotel with its colorful family restaurant attracted locals in the evenings. A group of young female front‑desk staff kindly handed us a thermos of boiling water. However, there was no kettle, the room size was small, and the center was a bit far; the bus stop wasn’t far but buses ran rarely, while a car ride took 10 minutes to the center. Breakfast offered only a single hot portion, either two sausages, an omelette, or two fried eggs, and coffee was limited to one serving. The buffet was modest, with cheeses, salads, cured meats, cold cuts, and juices. On the second shift, an older administrator with a dissatisfied, condescending look made it clear we didn’t understand Polish or English, and her attitude was unmistakably disdainful. There was no smile or courtesy at breakfast. I would not recommend this place to Russian‑speaking tourists, as her displeasure toward us was obvious. We were from Belarus, and the experience left a sour taste.

Siargei·منذ أسبوعين

Very nice hotel. Breakfast super.

Āris·منذ أسبوعين

“Najlepsza krakowska miejscówka”

This is the best spot for a stay—quiet, peaceful, and exceptionally clean, with staff who are courteous and attentive from start to finish. The rooms stay warm, heating runs all day, and hot water is available immediately, which is very important. Breakfast is delicious and beautifully presented. I’ve visited before and will come back again. Highly recommended.

Małgorzata·منذ أسبوعين