Hotel Kazimierz II

The location is in a nice location, not far from key attractions and Old Town. The rooms are spacious although the decorations are a bit from previous era and old school. The staff is nice and friendly. Many groceries and restaurants in the area as well as tram for easier transportation.

not good at all, no reply for my cancelation. Even the trip.com.hk stuffs couldnt find them

It was quite late when we arrived, the chap on reception told us all we needed to know, breakfast was your basic breakfast, for the English was toast, pastries & cakes, fruit, cereal & yoghurts, very good food, drinks are orange, apple, water and a variety of hot drinks, lots of seating, all very clean. Our room was 205 and our view was scaffolding, but you dont expect a sea view on a city break, and we wasnt here to stay in the room. The room was cleaned every day to a high standard and smelled lovely, clean towels every day too. The hotel is central to everywhere, old and new town, jewish quarter, etc, lots of shops nearby, The staff are helpful and informative, there is a fridge that you can buy drinks, and water dispenser on every floor. We had to vacate the room for 12 and was being collected at 6, i did ask how much it is to extend the room, but at 200 pz (£40) it seemed a bit high so just left the cases. If you are here for a base then this place is ideal, cheap and cheerful.

I think the hotel was being renovated at the time we stayed there. Windows looked new and the rooms to the front were not available to public. We were in a room at the back, a bit dated but bed and bathroom were clean. Breakfast had a selection of cereal, yoghurt, cheese and bread. Would stay here again as it’s close to train station, tram stop outside and pickup point for tours.

Very nice small friendly hotel, a very pleasant experience. Staff were very helpful, rooms basic but clean, adequate choice at breakfast, lovely takeaway breakfast made for our early morning trip to Auschwitz which was organised for us by the hotel at the last minute

A very nice, affordable hotel in the Jewish district with easy access to other areas of the city. The breakfast was lovely.

I was a little apprehensive about booking this hotel because of all the bad reviews but went ahead anyway, from the outside it look’s quite shabby ( but it is in the historic Jewish quarter) inside the main entrance is ok with seating and it’s clean.I must admit I did ask for rooms at the back as it is on a main tram line so did not want a noisy wake-up call .The reception staff are all very nice and helpful our room was lovely low but comfortable bed, tea/ coffee facilities, a really modern bathroom a warm and cosy 4 nights sleep we did get, breakfast was more than enough choice ( really don’t know why people complain) and the young lad on breakfast duty was very polite and always cleaning .all in all a very nice stay and definitely recommend this hotel easy access to all amenities.

I absolutely would not recommend staying here, we travelled as a couple in our 20's from the UK, we knew the hotel would be basic as we only needed it as somewhere to use as a base whilst we were out all day but my god... the shower was dribbling out water, the towels were like sandpaper and tiny, the aircon didn't have a remote so couldn't use it, unable to turn heating down so room was like a Sauna. We checked in at 3pm , went to lie down after travelling for hours and could hear constant drilling, my can of pop was even vibrating on the bedside table!!!! the walls are paper thin we could hear every conversation. the hotel is clearly carrying out building work which was non stop from 6.30am to around 9/10pm constant hammering and drilling- beware you will not SLEEP. I think the hotel should notify you ahead of sending booking confirmations that they are constantly causing disruption. By night 2 i was utterly sleep deprived, reception shrugged it off we left and stayed in a different hotel for the last 2 months. the experience was hell- avoid at all costs.