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Premier Kraków Hotel

By Susanne JungbluthUpdated 16 Jul 20260 current news items

We stayed at the Premier Kraków Hotel in Krakow for a programming conference.

A hotel room in Krakow features a double bed with a plaid runner, two white chairs by a small table, and a colorful painting on the wall.

The hotel is located somewhat outside the old town and is easily
accessible from the airport. By train you travel 4 stops from the airport, from
there it is about another 20 minutes walk.

A bright and clean bathroom at the Krakau Hotel features a white pedestal sink, a bathtub with a shower attachment, and cream-colored wall tiles.

Rooms

The hotel has 169 rooms of which 71 are
double rooms, which are equipped with a 160 cm wide double bed.
21 rooms are equipped with a shower and 50 with a bathtub and shower In total there are 91 twin rooms, which are equipped with two beds each 100 cm
wide. 23 feature a shower and 68 a
bathtub and a shower.

The hotel also features 4 apartments, each consisting of a living and sleeping area, a
bathroom and a toilet. The bathrooms are equipped with a bathtub and shower. The area of the apartments is approx. 46 m2 (smaller variant) and approx. 61m2 (larger variant).
Two accessible rooms are offered in the Best Western Premier Kraków Hotel.

Conference rooms

For conferences you can rent different rooms in the hotel. On an area of 748 m2
rooms in different sizes can be designed. Each room
features modern conference technology. The use of the restaurant,
bar and summer garden is also possible by arrangement with the hotel.

Our impression of the Premier Kraków Hotel

Our room was functionally furnished and very clean. We slept well and could thus well-rested participate in the events.

The offered breakfast was sufficient. Everyone could find something for their own taste.

A dark wood desk in a room at the Premier Kraków Hotel is equipped with a chair, lamp, and television, set against a white wall and red carpet.

The WLAN connection was with a simultaneous use by 250 programmers somewhat overloaded, however another network could easily be set up by the congress organizer, so that there were no difficulties.

For an event the hotel is really well suited. For an overnight stay on a city trip it is
in our opinion located too far outside, even if with the taxi or the bus the old town is easily accessible.

Travel information

Address:

Premier Kraków Hotel
ul. Opolska 14a
​31-323 Kraków, Poland

How to find us

How to get here

The hotel is situated just outside Kraków’s historic old town, but is well connected by public transport.

From the airport

Getting here from the airport is straightforward. You can take the train and travel for 4 stops. From the final stop, it is about a 20-minute walk to the hotel.

To the Old Town (city break)

As the hotel is not located right in the centre, we recommend using public transport (bus) or a taxi for trips into the Old Town.

Accessibility

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible rooms
The Premier Kraków Hotel has two specially designated, wheelchair-accessible rooms, tailored to the needs of guests with physical disabilities.
(Note: For details regarding the accessibility of the meeting rooms and restaurants, please contact the hotel directly if required)

FAQ Frequent Asked Questions

FAQ

What sort of stays is the hotel best suited for?
Thanks to its flexible 748 m² conference space equipped with modern technology, the hotel is ideal for conferences, meetings and business trips. For purely city breaks, its location just outside the old town means it’s not the first choice, but the city centre is easily accessible by bus or taxi.

What room categories are available?
The hotel offers a total of 169 rooms:

Double rooms (71): Fitted with a 160 cm wide bed.

Twin rooms (91): Fitted with two single beds (each 100 cm wide).

Apartments (4): With separate living and sleeping areas, ranging from 46 m² to 61 m².

Do the rooms have a bath or a shower?
This varies depending on the room. In the double and twin rooms, there are both rooms with a shower only (44 in total) and rooms with a bath and shower (118 in total). The apartments all feature a bath and shower.

How is the Wi-Fi connection at the hotel?
The Wi-Fi is well suited to normal use. However, during periods of extremely high usage (e.g. with hundreds of IT guests online at the same time), it may reach its limits. For large conferences, however, it is possible to set up an additional network without any problems, in consultation with the hotel.

Does the hotel serve breakfast?
Yes, a generous and varied breakfast is served, with something to suit every taste.

Are there places to eat or relax near the rooms?
Yes, the hotel has a restaurant, a bar and a summer garden. These can be used (including for events by arrangement).

Published 4 July 2026

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About Susanne Jungbluth

Ich bin Susanne, die Verfasserin dieses Magazins. Als Berlinerin mit chronischem Fernweh schreibe ich von faszinierenden Städtetrips bis hin zu entspannten Genusswanderungen in der Natur. Meine Reisetipps richten sich an unternehmungslustige Genießer, die das echte Leben, fremde Kulturen und gutes Essen schätzen. Begleite mich auf der Suche nach der nächsten Reiseinspiration! www.susanne-jungbluth.de

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