It’s hard to get more central than the Bonerowski Palace, which overlooks Krakow’s most famous square, Rynek Glowny (Market Square). And it’s equally hard to get more regal than this 18-room palace with origins in the 13th century. Inside it’s more 19th century, with sumptuous fabrics, heavy silks, polished parquet floors, floral wallpaper and delightfully old-fashioned furnishings. The hotel’s restaurant faces the square, where tables spill outside in the summer, and the cosy St John’s Jazz and Wine Club is housed in the brick vaulted cellars.
There’s a reason why Krakow is Poland’s most visited destination. From the atmospheric architecture of the Old Town to the historic properties of the Jewish district of Kazimierz, the city practically oozes grandeur and intrigue.
And Krakow’s accommodation is more than up to the task of matching the city’s history and culture, covering all budgets and covering everything from hostels and hotels to guesthouses. Read on for our picks for the city’s best hotels. You can thank us later.
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