We had only a short 2-night stay in Krakow, but we were pleased with the hotel choice we had made. The building itself was once a palatial residence. Although the decor is beginning to look a little bit tired and in need of some replacing, it still retained the air of it's original grandeur with it's high ceilings, stained glass in some of the windows, and paintings in the breakfast room. The building had central air-conditioning, with adjustable thermostats in the rooms. The private bathrooms were fairly small, and included a shower, toilet, sink, and towel-warmer. Our room was on the top floor, so we had skylights instead of windows. The hotel has a lift, if you would rather not take the stairs. The hotel was quiet, and the staff very polite and helpful. The hotel felt very secure to us, and our car was parked in a securely fenced lot. (You need to reserve a parking spot ahead of time.) The location was perfect for us. It is located just one long block outside the green space which encircles the Old Town Square - a 5 to 10 minute walk, depending on your pace. To get to Wawel Castle, or Wieliczka salt mine, we were able to catch the city transit bus from a stop about 2 blocks from our hotel. Our package included the buffet breakfast, with lots of variety - both hot and cold foods, including some delicious breads and baking. If we ever have the opportunity to return to Krakow, we would be happy to stay at this hotel again.