Whatever you do, don't stay at the Dizzy Daisy. Staff are a pack of liers. Arriving at the hostel at 23:45hs and, desperately tired, I was told that my room (booked weeks in advance) had gone. The receptionist was rude and obnoxious. Finding another hotel/hostel room in the early hours of the morning in Krakow wasn't my idea of fun...... more

I booked this place last minute on one of the hostel booking websites and I stayed in the 10 person mixed room. Slept great, don't remember any loud noises (my bed was next to a window facing the street). Security is good - there are large lockers in the room and you need a key to get into the dorm... more

OUr guidebook recommended this place and it was a stinker. I am not sure which was worse, the bolivian boys playing football in our hall at 2am, the excrement on the toilet seat, or the cigarrettes put out on the counter? I am not sure, but it was horrendous experience. more

My boyfriend and I had a terrible time at this hostel. We found the place by approaching this hostel placement desk we found at the train station when we got in (the attendands were all wearing yellow shirts, and they book for several local hostels). It seems like a great system - they book the hostel for you and drive... more

This a good location to stay, it was the nearest hostel to the train station, and it wasn't too far to walk to the main part of the town. If however, you want to be near the more interesting nightlife stay down in the 'Dizzy Daisy Kazimierz', this is the old jewish district where they are tonnes of interesting little... more