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Campanile Kraków South
Hotel
Flights
- Restaurant and bar
- Quick public transport links into the city centre
Modern stay in South Krakow
This stylish hotel is located in the south of Krakow, close to the beautiful parks and gardens of Zakrzowek and a short walk from the city’s excellent tram network, which will get you into the historic centre with ease.
A breakfast buffet of delicious hot and cold delicacies is available each morning, while an à la carte menu featuring international favourites is served in the restaurant throughout the day. The chilled atmosphere of the lobby bar makes it the ideal place to relax with a drink while you plan what you’re going to see and do. Travelling with little ones? There’s a special toddler zone to keep them entertained.
The rooms are bright and elegant, with plush bedding to make sure you get the best night’s sleep. They also include climate control, wi-fi and a Smart TV.
A breakfast buffet of delicious hot and cold delicacies is available each morning, while an à la carte menu featuring international favourites is served in the restaurant throughout the day. The chilled atmosphere of the lobby bar makes it the ideal place to relax with a drink while you plan what you’re going to see and do. Travelling with little ones? There’s a special toddler zone to keep them entertained.
The rooms are bright and elegant, with plush bedding to make sure you get the best night’s sleep. They also include climate control, wi-fi and a Smart TV.
What Campanile Kraków South has to offer
Wawel Castle
Perched atop Wawel Hill overlooking the Old Town and Vistula River, this majestic complex is a symbol of national pride in Poland. The oldest parts of the castle date back over a thousand years, with significant additions taking place between the 14th and 17th centuries. It’s a fantastic spot to dive into Polish history, as well as snapping a few panoramic photos. You’ll find the castle on the edge of the Old Town, approximately 20 minutes via tram from the hotel.
Kazmierz
Until the Second World War, this area served as the cultural centre for Polish Jews – the historic synagogues and cemeteries dotted around offer a glimpse into this past. Today, it’s home to a thriving creative community, so if you’re a fan of independent art galleries, vintage clothes shops and inventive cocktails, you’ll want to pay it a visit – especially as it’s only 20 minutes away by tram.
Getting around
Krakow is served by an excellent bus and tram network, which criss-crosses the whole city. Bus and tram tickets are interchangeable too, so it’s super easy to use. The hotel is a five-minute walk from the nearest tram stop, meaning you can get into the town centre within 20 minutes.
Facilities
Overview
- Air conditioning
- Wi-fi
All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, dress code, and may attract additional charges.
Food & Drink
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, dress code, and may attract additional charges.