Pet-friendly Hotels in Poland from AED 215

"Very quiet and comfortable room. Helpful staff. Good breakfast."

"Nice hotel"

"The best "

"Beautiful, modern hotel in Kazimierz - my favourite area of Krakow. Great common areas on the ground floor - including a little outdoor patio, indoor working area with a fire pit and a cafe/bakery. Coffee machine available for guests to use free of charge 24/7. Very nice sauna and a small but functional gym - no pool. The rooms were modern, clean and spacious. We had dinner at the Halicka Eatery restaurant within the hotel and it was 10/10! Small dishes, a play on Polish cuisine with a modern twist. We did not opt for breakfast so cannot comment but I imagine it would have been very nice too (although quite expensive for local prices). Great location very close to all that Kazimierz has to offer - mainly beautiful relicts of Jewish history in the region. Also about 15min walk away from the old town and main square. We would definitely stay again when coming back to Krakow. Thank you! "

"Great stay at the Wyndham Old Town. Super location close to the main square, comfortable room, and nice staff."

"Good property, nice location especially to go into City centre and Chopin airport (WAW). Not sure why the front desk kept advising me to travel via foot and train to the Chopin airport until another girl at reception explicitly asked us to take an Uber! Thanks to her! Although a VIP on Hotels.com, we were not provided an extension to our checkout even by an hour. "

"We stayed for one night at each end of a longer trip so this covers both. The hotel is very convenient for the central railway station - walkable. It is a longer walk to most of the main sights but there are trams and buses nearby. Our room for the first night was clean and comfortable, for the night at the end of our trip we were upgraded for some reason and the room was excellent with a separate lounge area and a free mini bar which was a plus. "

"Lovely hotel, fantastic area and amenities, clean"

" I was impressed that the housekeeping supervisor knocked on my door daily to ask if my room was clean enough."