Travellers Inn Hostel Krakow

Krakow, Poland Youth Hostels

Krakow, Poland Youth Hostels

What sets us apart from the other great hostels on this page? The Travellers Inn is a very informal place -- not perfect, but friendly,humane and generous for human beings. If you're looking for a'typical' Crazy Fun Party Time in Krakow, we can help you find that (and also to Auschwitz or the Salt Mine, as in all other Krakow
hostels). But unlike the other places we can also help you discoverthe strange surprising hidden charms of this city. Like subterranean museums, local cat celebrities, bronze dragons, tunnels where you can get a haircut, or hardened old ladies selling sheep cheese illegally.
We are eager to direct you beyond the obvious basics. Just ask us.

So what can we offer you?

-our famous Krakow Kit, a free guide available on good old-fashionedpaper and also as a PDF. It will open your eyes to places both great and terrible, handpicked by our staff. You can find classy pubs,trashy pubs, Milk Bars (living artifacts from Poland's communist past), cafes, bookshops and bakeries.

-free walking tours to Podgórze and Nowa Huta arranged when you want (for no fewer than 3 people at a time, please)

-free bikes to borrow

-free dinners most Thursday nights

-and the usual free stuff such as our very modest but 24-hour free breakfast, free internet and Wi-Fi, free linens and use of washer and dryer.

Our location:
Between the two most vibrant and accessible parts of the city -- the Main Market Square and Kazimierz (the former Jewish quarter of the city.) The Main Square is a 7 minute walk away, Kazimierz just across the street.

Directions

A) From the Main Train and Bus Station in
Krakow
Tram
You'll have to go under the street to get to the
tram stop -- take a look at the map to see where.
Before boarding the tram (number 13) you'll
need to buy a ticket in the kiosk if it's open (say
"bilet normalny") or buy one from the machine
on the tram (with coins only, no notes). Once on
the tram you'll want to get off at the stop called
"Starowiślna". Cross the street to your right and
follow Dietla Street. The fi rst turn on the right is
Józefa Sarego. The hostel is here at No. 24.
Walk
If you're not weighed down by a gigantic
backpack, it will be simpler to walk here (it's
a maximum of 15 min., and waiting for the
tram would take you a minimum of 10 minutes
anyway). It is a nice stroll and will give you a
good fi rst look at the city.
Take the pedestrian passage under the street
and walk through Planty (the little strip of park)
that runs next to Westerplatte Street. This
street later turns into Św. Gertrudy. Turn left
from Gertrudy when you see the Deutche Bank
onto Józefa Sarego. You will fi nd us at No.24 on
Sarego Street.
B) From the Krakow Balice
Train
Take the train from the Airport and get off at
the Main Railway Station. Follow the instructions
given on the left of this page. The train leaves
every 30 min and costs 8 PLN. The whole journey
takes 15 minutes. You'll get on the train about
200m from main airport terminal, and there's a
free bus every few minutes if you don't want to
walk. You can buy your ticket on the train.
Bus
Take bus No. 292 and get off next to the lower
platform of the Main Bus Station (Dworzec
Główny Wschód). Follow the instructions given
above.
The journey takes 45 min., and you'll need to
buy a one-way ticket (bilet normalny).
Taxi
Taking a taxi to the hostel from the airport costs
about 75 PLN.

Facilities

Breakfast Included, Internet Access, Bicycle Hire, Linen Included, Towels, Security Lockers, Luggage Storage, 24 hour reception, Travel Desk/Travel Info, Common Room, Bike Parking, 24 Hour Check In, WiFi in lobby, Web access in lobby, WiFi in room, Breakfast

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Krakow, Poland Youth Hostels