Very close to the Castle and Main Square, max 10 mins walk. Approx 25 min walk to the main station. Our room and bathroom were very spacious. Could occasionally hear the water from the neighbouroling bedroom but not enough to ruin our stay. Room was nice and warm. Good selection for breakfast, cheese, meats, fruit, yogurts, breads and local delicacies. Martin the hotel manager was exceptional - very friendly with a lot of helpful local information. The area seemed very safe. Would definitely stay in this traditional hotel on our next visit.

Perfectly located, a small boutique hotel situated very close to Wawel and the Main Market Square, right on the edge of Planty (the green belt surrounding the Old Town). Stylish well equipped rooms, comfortable bathroom. A baby cot provided on request. A complimentary bottle of water waiting for us in the room. Delicious buffet breakfast with many options, and a coffee machine ready to use. The hotel went an extra mile for us, as the ground floor room that we had been told wouldn’t be available for us, was offered to us after all (as the other guests who had been occupying it checked out early).

The communication with hiccups. I had to ask several times about the availability of the baby cot. Also, it took time for the hotel to confirm negatively about the room on the ground floor that I had requested. When we arrived at 14:00 the room had not been prepared for us, so we had to wait (the staff made it bearable as they offered us coffee and water for the wait).

Location could had not been better! Hotel is a short walk away from the old city, just around the corner from the Wawel Castle. Our room was roomy and airy with large bathroom with a window. After a whole day walking around the city or going to tours it was so nice to return to quiet and cool room to rest. Breakfast good, they had all we needed. Staff were super friendly and nice. If we would absolutely stay again at Hotel Maltanski.

No complaints!

My single room (#11) was very small, however the bathroom was large and lovely. The windows were high so that i could not see the ground below, however there was a beautiful tree outside that i was able see. Very good location, walking distance to everything of interest, quiet. Staff was excellent. Breakfast was the same everyday--a good selection of breads, yogurt, juice, fruit, cereal, eggs, meat, cheese, tomatoes/vegetables, plus lots of choices of coffee and tea.

The only thing that i didn't like was that the room was smaller than i expected.

Lovely little old palace by the park. Could do with some updating but if you like to be surrounded by Krakow historically it is perfect. Staff lovely and friendly. Big bedroom and bathroom. Plumbing all working fine. There is no restaurant in the hotel but the lovely Biala Roza is just across the carpark. Just 5 minutes across the park to the old town and castle.

Only minus was the internal phone system was not working so I could not get early morning wake up calls but the receptionist banged on my door on time instead! No convenience store closeby.

The staff really do go out of their way to help with any requests you might have. Our room, No. 17, was on the first floor. Good size, black-out windows; very large and comfortable bed; TV; kettle with coffee and tea; extra pillow; good breakfast - even for vegetarians. Soya milk was provided on request but not as standard.

Walls are quite thin and we could hear other people's conversations and the bath and sink taps running. We didn't notice there was a kettle in the cupboard with free tea and coffee until the second day - maybe this could be more clearly pointed out; also green tea as an option could be added to the tea bags.

Superb location approx 5 minutes from Wawel castle, large room, lovely shower and comfy bed, coffee to go was very useful, nice sitting out area outside our room, extra pillows were in our room as requested, typical Polish hotel next to the park and Martin the manager was so helpful, couldnt have done more for us...

Thought maybe some sweetie type buns at breakfast would have been nice. Taxi from airport was approx £25, the return journey was approx £8 as we used Bolt...

The staff was super friendly - Martin especially. Charming hotel! We were on the main level. Room was large and contained proper amenities. This included a small fridge, hot water kettle with an assortment of teas and instant coffee, a desk, queen bed and one chair for relaxing. I was also happy that we had a private, outdoor patio area with bistro table and chairs, though the mornings were too chilly to enjoy it. The hotel itself was classy but a little dated. The location couldn't be better! Close enough to the excitement but far enough to not be bothered with the noise. Also, access to the Planty was just across the street. This is a beautiful central park that goes around the Old Town and is enjoyed by many. Hote isl very close to all the sites you need to see including Wawel Castle and grounds, the Square, restaurants, churches and museums. Parking was adjacent to the hotel and low cost with easy in and out privileges.

Hotel a little dated.

This is the second time we have stayed at this hotel and once more were very pleased with the service and accomodation, had a nice selection for breakfast if you are looking for something different from a fried breakfast, Had plenty of yoghurt, meats, cheeses, fruit, bread and pastries. Stayed on ground floor and room (3) had a tiny terrace with small table and 2 chairs. Room was quite large with antique funiture and beautiful parquet flooring. Bathroom was quite large as well, with shower over bath. Location was within 5 mins walk from Castle and river and 10 min through park opposite to Main Square.

Only down side was the over bath shower this did not work and had to use hand held one on the side of bath, which was not ideal as had to wash one handed as it kept coming loose from holder and soaking floor. Reported to reception and asked for this to be fixed on 2nd day of 5 day holiday, still wasnt fixed by time we left.

Convenient for the price. The restaurant across the entrance is amazing. If you want to visit Auschwitz, the bus stop for the shuttle is literally 5 metres from the entrance. The restaurants around the corner are very diverse and have high quality. Compared to Austria, Hungary, Slovakia, Spain and even the UK, it was really clean and safe.

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