Best Hotels in Poland

Nestled within the heart of Krakow's Old Town neighborhood, the Hotel Gródek has welcomed guests since 2007. The property is attached to a medieval convent and combines Old World architectural details with modern amenities like complimentary Wi-Fi and LCD TVs in each room. Once you've familiarized yourself with your accommodations, past guests recommend dining at Restaurant Gródek for breakfast or sipping on a cocktail in the library's bar. During the warmer months, unwind with a coffee or glass of wine on the rooftop terrace. Though some prior travelers said the space lacked a decent view, others appreciated its tranquil setting. When you're ready to explore Krakow, stroll a few blocks west to find a variety of shops, restaurants, art galleries, museums and performing arts venues, plus must-see sights like the medieval Market Square and St. Mary's Basilica.

The Radisson Blu Hotel, Krakow is located within Krakow, Poland's city center near shops, restaurants and must-visit attractions like the Rynek Glówny (Market Square) and the Wawel Cathedral. Inside this Carlson Rezidor-affiliated property, visitors have access to a fitness center, a sauna, a beauty salon and eight meeting spaces, plus a bar and two restaurants: Solfez (where a large breakfast buffet is offered every morning) and Milk & Co (which serves a selection of Polish and international dishes daily). And in the 196 guest rooms and suites, travelers will find modern decor, as well as amenities like flat-screen TVs, tea and coffee makers, free internet access and expansive windows with city views. Recent guests described the beds as extremely comfortable, the housekeeping as top-notch, the Wi-Fi as fast and the breakfasts as delicious; however, some remarked that the price for breakfast was a bit steep. Keep in mind, though, that Club Carlson loyalty program members can help keep costs down by paying for rooms with points.