This budget hotel is down the end of a cul-de-sac amongst some semi derelict buildings. But don’t let this put you off. The buildings itself has been lovingly renovated whilst still keeping the charm of originally being tenement apartments. They have kept the old tiles and beautiful ornate plasterwork. Also the original doorways where possible and the beautiful old ceramic heaters. Be aware that there is no lift in this building. We fortunately had a “ground floor” room. I say ground floor but there is a flight of stairs from the entrance to reception. Our “rooms” were at the back of the hotel and generally quite apart fro the rail line that runs directly behind, this didn’t cause us concern as we live under a flight path so are used to noise early morning. Our rooms consisted of three different areas. I loved that it was slightly quirky as old cupboards and wood work had been left in place. Unfortunately the layout of the rooms were totally in-practical. An entrance area consisted of a small kitchenette with a two ring electric cooker top. The small shower room and toilet were modern clean and fit for purpose. The “lounge” room was totally pointless. The tv was placed in an area with only one uncomfortable chair to sit to watch it. There was a sofa bed at the other end of the room (not comfortable) and then a mixture of badly placed white melamine furniture (personal opinion, would have liked to see something in keeping with the building, but it was functional so served its purpose). The lamented flooring was chipped and coming up in places, not safe to walk on without shoes. The “bedroom” was so tiny that there was only space for a small double bed pushed against the wall and a bedside table. It was also impossible to see the tv from the bed. I feel in this day and age you shouldn’t have to climb over your partner to get in bed when staying in an hotel. Suggest management swap the function of the two rooms, then maybe it would work. Breakfast was continental style, but you can also order a cooked breakfast, bacon, eggs etc. The staff were all very helpful and the place clean. The location is easy for walking into the old town and to the Jewish Quarter. We would love to give this quaint hotel 4 stars but the room really let it down. Would we stay again? Yes, if the room was sorted out.

For the value for money this hotel is amazing! Rooms are lovely and the bed is very comfy. Lovely and clean, hotel staff speak amazing English and are very happy to help. The breakfast is very polish but offer bacon and eggs and omelettes to be made fresh for you on the day! Only a 15 min walk to the main square and is close to everything, great location if you’re looking for a short break! All in al an amazing trip

Just checked out after spending 3 nights at the Leone Aparthotel which we enjoyed. The hotel is in a great location, less than a 5 minute walk to the old town and a 5 minute walk to the Jewish quarter so you’re close to the sites. The hotel is an old fashioned building situated down a small road. The rooms where nice and comfortable. The rooms don’t have maids changing beds, towels and bins but the hotel tell you this at check out and you can request for these to be changed at reception. Don’t be put off by other reviews, they would have been told. We didn’t find this to be a problem at all and if we wanted things changed we would have simply asked. I would highly recommend this hotel and would certainly book this hotel again when revisiting Krakow in the future. Thank you Leone Aparthotel.