Bachleda Luxury Hotel
ul. Powiśle 7, Kraków
Travel & Stay
Your Kraków guide
How to get here, some reco's on where to stay and what to explore.
Getting to Kraków
By flight: Kraków John Paul II International Airport Kraków-Balice (KRK) has direct connections to most major European cities. From the airport, the city centre is a 20-minute taxi or train ride.
By train: Kraków Główny is well connected to Warsaw, Berlin, Vienna, and Prague.
By car: If you're up for a road trip, take the ferry from Nynäshamn to Gdańsk or from Karlskrona to Gdynia and enjoy the drive south through Poland to Kraków.
Where to stay
We recommend basing yourself in Stare Miasto (Old Town) or Kazimierz (the historic Jewish quarter). Both are walkable, beautiful, and full of cafés.
We have arranged guest rates at the hotels below. Just enter the code when you book directly through their website.
Hotel Stary
ul. Szczepańska 5, Kraków
15% with Katarina-Daniel
Hotel Experior
ul. Szewska, Old Town, Kraków
15% with KDWEDDING15
H15 Hotel Francuski
ul. Pijarska 13, Kraków
15% with KDWEDDING15
Hotel Unicus Palace Old Town
ul. Sławkowska 13, Kraków
15% with KDWEDDING15
Bonerowski Palace Boutique Hotel
ul. św. Jana 1 / Rynek Główny 42, Kraków
Email with code 'Katarina&Daniel Wedding'
Paulina Garczarczyk — sales@palacbonerowski.pl
1891 Garni Hotel
ul. Podbrzezie 4, Kazimierz, Kraków
15% with KDWEDDING
Hotel Rubinstein
ul. Szeroka 12, Kazimierz, Kraków
Email or call with code 'KD Wedding'
Paulina Młodzikowska — recepcja@rubinstein.pl
All prices include breakfast.
Prices
Dwór w Tomaszowicach
ul. Krakowska 68, 32-085 Tomaszowice, Poland
Wedding venue
The manor where the reception takes place also offers accommodation.
Prices
There are also plenty of great Airbnb options around the Old Town and Kazimierz — worth a look if you prefer a flat or a bigger group stay.
Getting to the venue
Church: Kościół św. Marcina on ul. Grodzka. Positioned right in the middle of the Old Town. Easy to walk from any hotel above (except Tomaszowice).
Reception: Dwór w Tomaszowicach is about 20 minutes outside the city centre. Transport is arranged from church ceremony to the venue.
While you're here
Close by, in the city
Rynek Główny & Sukiennice
The Main Market Square, with the Renaissance Cloth Hall standing proudly in the middle of it all.
Wawel Royal Castle
The castle above the river — and the famous dragon myth, complete with his den by the water.
Kazimierz
The old Jewish quarter, full of cosy cafés, bars and restaurants. Perfect for an evening stroll.
St. Mary's Basilica
Listen for the trumpet call from the tower — played every hour, on the hour.
The Vistula river
A walk along the boulevards, or a drink on one of the river barges.
Planty
The green park ring that wraps around the entire Old Town — made for slow walks and coffee to go.
If you stay a little longer
Wieliczka Salt Mine
A half-day trip just outside the city, and absolutely worth it. Underground chapels carved entirely out of salt.
Ojców National Park
Poland's smallest national park — a fairytale limestone valley with cliffs, caves and the Renaissance Pieskowa Skała castle. Barely 20 minutes from the manor itself.
Zakopane & the Tatras
A long but beautiful day trip to the mountains in the south, if you fancy proper alpine air.
