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Travellers Inn Hostel Krakow

We opened our first hostel in the Summer of 2004. Since then we've repeatedly earned the accolades of our backpacker guests. You'll appreciate our relaxed spirit, and also the interesting people you may meet here - fellow travellers like yourself or others from around the city.

In Spring of 2007 we opened a new place with private rooms only. Now you can choose between our first budget hostel, mostly with dormitories, and a new one including private doubles, triples, quads.

Both places are small, cosy and offer budget accommodation. Both are located in old town and are ideal to explore Krakow either by day or by night (check location - hostel, private rooms). In both you will find the same friendly, relaxed atmosphere, hospitable staff and many free services and facilities.

We will do whatever we can to make your stay in Krakow pleasant. We keep up-to-date information about events in the city such us concerts, film festivals, exhibitions and so on. We help with organizing tickets, guides and tours (also to the Auschwitz concentration camp the popular Wieliczka Salt Mine, both near by). Most importantly we give information about all tours and attractions objectively - unlike most hostels we do not accept any commission from any tour operators. We're also quite happy to help you organize more unusual activities like hiking, climbing, of road -cycling, etc. We know the city and the surrounding area quite well.

We're a small, cozy hostel with a helpful and personable staff. We have a well-equipped kitchen, spacious common room, a good stereo and a wide collection of music (ranging from Incubus to Miles Davis). We'll answer all your questions about Cracow and the surrounding areas, and do whatever we can to make your stay pleasant.

· Common room with a good stereo
· Well-equipped kitchen with all necessary utensils
· Accommodatingly late check-out time: we'd prefer you to be out of the room by 12 noon so someone else will be able to check in, but we don't mind if you stay in the hostel or return during the day before your bus or train leaves
· No curfew, no lockout, 24 hour reception
· Free phone calls to reserve a bed at other places in Poland and outside Poland
· Objective information about options of visiting Auschwitz and Salt Mine in Wieliczka-unlike most hostels we do not take provisions from tour operators

Free of charge:
· Internet access
· WiFi
· Breakfast
· Use of Washing Machine
· Clean Linen
· Use of safe
· Baggage storage