Dom Casimi

We stayed as a family of 6, in 2 rooms. Each room is unique in decor. The individual rooms have space for your needs, with powerful showers in the bathroom. Mini shampoos & a hand soap dispenser are handy, along with a small hairdryer. There is a kettle in the room for tea, coffee & fruit teas, but no milk (or fridge). Also, handy is the fact you are given a code to get into your room & the main front door, so there are no key cards to lose or misplace! The breakfast is continental with plenty of choices, including bread for toasting, rolls, cereal, fruit & yoghurts. The efficient lady who brought out the fresh food each morning also offered scrambled eggs & bacon. It's polish bacon but nice. The location of this little hotel is overlooking a small cobbled square & is in the Jewish quarter. A perfect area to access the old town, trams, train station, castle & shops. Lots of different restaurants nearby, serving traditional polish dishes as well as pasta & pizza places for those who want it. We highly recommend the street food in the market square serving zapiekanki, a traditional polish version similar to a pizza but on a big or small (half size) long bread roll slice. The whole area surrounding the hotel is so convenient we wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. Thank you Dom Casimi

Thank you for a wonderfull stay at your place. The rooms and service was excellent. It was our second time at Dom Casimi, we find it the best place to stay in Kraków. Close to everything in your great city. Hope to see you again.

I stayed here for 5 nights and felt excellent. My room was a bit budget, only at the hotel did I see that there are much bigger and better equipped rooms than the one I stayed in. Nevertheless, I felt excellent here. Attention, the hotel does not have an elevator, so a disabled or older person could have problems if they get a room on the upper floors. Very good breakfast, the lady who serves the table asks every time if we want eggs or an omelette and she cooks them on the spot. The hotel does not have its own parking lot, but you can park in the public parking lot right in front of the hotel for 60 zlots/day. I felt very well here and if I come back to Krakow, I will stay here again.