Departamentos en Cracovia
#OnlyBefrom más de 20.000 destinos
#OnlyBefrom más de 20.000 destinos
|
CANCELACIÓN GRATIS
|
|
CANCELACIÓN GRATIS
|
The space is great for two friends travelling together.
More kitchen equipment would be useful and a map of the nearest supermarkets.
It was clean, close to everything and reception was very helpful and a pleasure to deal with.
We only had clean towels twice in 9 days and the bedding was not changed at all in 9 days. Had to ask reception for bags to empty our dustbins.
Food shopping and dining out are easy from here - excellent ice cream shop downstairs.
If the weather is hot, the apartment is stuffy and open windows allow insects and noise in. The apartment has a fan, but air con would be preferable.
Location: 2.5km to Old Town Square. Closest tram station 10 minutes away. Easy to reach by car with garage in basement. Secure access, security guard 24/7. Modern, spacious apartment with everything one needs. The bad rating is explained below.
Several problems with equipment: 1. None of the remote controls worked properly other than switching the TVs of and on. 2. Light bulb in bathroom did not work, also loose socket 3. One of the fans was missing the screw that holds the fan blade and rendered it unusable. Except for the problems with the remotes everything was fixed by a technician in no time. Noise from trains and constructions sites nearby.
Excellent location - very close to square and old town.
Quite noisy, but that's just a part of the city and being in the middle.
The apartment is in a really great location. Initially, I was trying to find a place to stay in the Old Town, but it turned out we were in a perfect location-- On the edge of Kazimierz and very close to the Old Town as well. There are good stores nearby (bakery, butcher, farmer's market for produce, liquor stores, and general purpose shops for food). A secure parking lot was also nearby. The apartment is well-furnished (IKEA), and the kitchen is equipped well enough to cook basic meals.
At first look, from the entry, the building is old and a bit dirty. But, once you enter the downstairs door and then the apartment, all is very nice. Someone in the building is a smoker, and that was a little bothersome at times. Also, the front bedrooms are right above the busy street, so it's a bit loud (this is a city..). The main bedroom is not, however. I'd stay here again.
This is a small guest house behind main residence on the quiet street of this big city. It is close to the Old Town Square and you have option of taking the car or tram to the historic part of Krakow. So the location is convenient and close to grocery stores and restaurant.
Unfortunately, the house needs to be updated and renovated. All equipment is dated including black and white tube TV. Wi-Fi is not connecting very well... sometimes not at all. For international tourists it is important to be able to have access to internet and this was a challenge. All furniture is a collection of various pieces from the 90's. We complained about the broken toilet seat to the owner and no action was taken. I realize that we did not book the luxurious house but we were not happ
Great experience. The Owner greeted us and showed how everything works. Suggested restaurants to go and places to visit. Had a great time
Nothing comes to mind.
perfect location, nice host, very clean, beautiful bathrooms, lift, old style but compfy, pretty kitchen, tea - coffee, salt - pepper and other start groceries. We were very happy here.
One night when we came home after a lovely evening out, we (4 grown ups of between 40 - 60 years old) sat around the table and had a glass of wine before going to bed. This was after 01 o´clock at night but we did not put on music or televisión or anything else. Next day the host called us that the the neighbour had claimed about high laughing - we had no more incidents - but clients should be aware of that it is a very sensitive apartment. Aprovements: we like cooking - a little to few cutler
Europa del Este es sin duda uno de los destinos que mas están surgiendo en los últimos años debido a lo barato que es y lo interesante que es. Una de las ciudades con más caché es Cracovia, que aunque no sea la capital de Polonia es sin duda su ciudad más bella. Una mezcla de historia antigua, reciente, cocina exquisita y un panorama nocturno envidiable hacen que alquilar departamentos en Cracovia sea una experiencia de lo más interesante y divertida ya sea viajando con pareja, familia o amigos.
El barrio más interesante de Cracovia es Kazimierz, dónde se encuentran varias sinagogas que han sido reconstruidas después del Holocausto y también la antigua fábrica de Oskar Schindler, dónde hoy hay un museo dedicado a su figura y a lo que hizo. En el centro de la ciudad, Stare Miasto, hay la Plaza del Mercado y su Basílica de Santa María. Extramuros hay el Castillo de Wawel que bien vale una visita por sus vistas encima de la colina mientras que muchos visitantes que vienen a Cracovia visitan Auschwitz-Birkenau, que se encuentra a una hora en autobús de la ciudad o las Minas de sal de Wieliczka.
Entre los barrios más emblemáticos, Stare Miasto es el casco antiguo y dónde se concentra la mayor actividad de la ciudad. Además de la plaza, sus mercados, restaurantes y bares, aquí podemos encontrar también puertas de entrada a las murallas y varias iglesias y basílicas. Kazimierz es el barrio judío que tanto sufrió a manos de los nazis durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Mientras que aún está levantando cabeza, aún se puede notar la tristeza en el ambiente. Wawel es donde se encuentra el castillo y es Patrimonio de la Humanidad declarado por la UNESCO.
Los veranos son la mejor época para venir a Cracovia ya que los inviernos son muy fríos y la actividad en las calles disminuye debido a las bajas temperaturas. Con temperaturas cercanas a los 20ºC de media, la época estival saca a relucir lo mejor de la ciudad. Las precipitaciones son igual a lo largo del año, por lo que no deberían ser un factor. ¡Disfruta de departamentos baratos en Cracovia mejor cuando reluzca el sol!
Cracovia tiene un aeropuerto a las afueras de la ciudad a la que vuelan compañías aéreas de bajo coste, por lo que es fácil llegar por aire, al igual que en tren desde la mayoría de ciudades del centro y el este de Europa. Dentro, es mejor visitar la ciudad a pie aunque para ir a Auschwitz y a Wieliczka, es mejor usar un autobús que sale desde la misma estación de tren.
Uno de los eventos más destacados de Cracovia es el Festival de cultura judía que se celebra en Kazimierz cada junio y julio, la mejor época para venir de vacaciones en Cracovia. La ciudad también es una ciudad muy musical y hay varios eventos especialmente en verano de diferentes tipos de música, como el Festival de Música en la Vieja Cracovia en agosto, el Festival de Jazz en julio-agosto o el Festival de Nueva Música en julio.
Very well located for discovering the City on foot.
5 stories, 122 steps up , no lift. Getting luggage up was an effort.