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"What a hotel! Absolutely beautiful and clean. Large bedroom suite. Huge bathroom with quality decor. Breakfast food was cooked and presented like a Michelin * restaurant. Also a help yourself buffet with quality food and added little patisserie mini desserts. I could go on and on. So clean. Great staff. "

"Located between Krakow Old Town and Jewish Quarter, this was perfect walking distance to everywhere. Suite was massive, Spotlessly clean with mini fridge in the room too. I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to family and friends It was perfect. Breakfast each morning from 7am was also magnificent and set us all up for the day ahead. FIVE STARS ***** "

"I Defilad hotel. Great breakfast. Fantastic Spa. Getting sold to Marriot so hope they don’t wreck it."

"Amazing hotel not central if you want to walk but cheap getting bolts would definitely go back"

"Great hotel in a fabulous location"

"A wonderful stay in a brilliant area of krakow. We have visited krakow around 30 times and Lwowska 1 is the best hotel we've stayed in. Breakfast was fantastic and the room we had was spacious. We heard no noise from other rooms, the only noise came from trams but we got used to the noise quite quickly. Location is excellent, 1 min from the tram stop that takes you to kazmierez in one stop or 5 stops to Rynek. "

"Perfect location, walkable to all sights of old town and Jewish quarter. Nice petit bar up the street. Available parking in front of hotel, worth the price for the guaranteed parking spot. My only caution is that it’s not a walk-in shower. Tub is high and awkward, shower head is located in the corner and does not have wrap around tub enclosure. "

"Very modern and clean rooms and great location "

"Beautiful hotel in a street leading from main square. The interior of hotel is very pleasing on the eye, a tastefully renovated old palace. I benefitted from a room upgrade and it was faultless, very comfortable and serene. I would not hesitate in recommending Unicus Palace and hope to return one day. "