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Opened in the spring of 2010, welcome to one of Krakow's latest additions to the hotel scene, the Centrum. A brand new 4* located in the culturally and historically interesting district of Nowa Huta (setting for many of the popular and quirky “Lenin” and “”Socialist” city tours), the Centrum offers modern and spacious rooms with windows reaching upto 4 metres in height where no-one can complain of their room being dark! Mod cons are featured in all guest rooms and these include flat screen televisions, air-conditioning and complimentary wi-fi. Guests arriving by car will appreciate the complimentary parking facilities and those in search of a bite to eat, or somewhere to relax during Krakow's balmy summer evenings, need go no further than the hotel's in-house restaurant and bar, which also features an outdoor area. For the quality of service and 4* categorisation of hotel, the Centrum offers exceptional value for money; directly opposite the hotel there is a tram stop taking only 10 minutes to reach Krakow's mediaeval city centre. (NB. Guests should note that a local city tax of pln 1.60 [€0.50) Per person per night is payable directly to hotel upon check-out. This applies to stays upwards of 2 nights)

About Krakow

Once the capital of Poland and now the cultural centre, the city will charm you with its history, cafes, sites and vibrant night life. 

In the middle of the Main Market Square stands the Renaissance Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) which formerly was built in the Gothic style. There is the big twin-towered St Mary's Church founded in 14th century on the East side of the square. This church is certainly one of the finest Gothic buildings in Poland.

Soon after you start walking around Krakow's Old Town you will see that it is more like stepping back in time. There are many reminders of Krakow's rich history and one of them is certainly the Wawel Castle. Situated on Wawel Hill it is one of the most imposing Castles in Europe. The whole Old Town is encircled by Planty Park which was laid down on the remains of the city walls. Now there is only a small part of the fortification remaining at the end of Florianska Street, where young artists hang their paintings.