Nice quiet place very close to the airport. Clean room, very good bed.

The person who checked us in was a bit rude with us, because of our nationality.

The hotel is located extremely close to the airport, which makes it a very convenient place to stay overnight and get some rest during a journey. The room was clean, comfortable and well equipped. There was a kettle, coffee and tea in the room, which was a nice touch, especially after a long trip.

The only downside for us was the large parking area around the hotel. The headlights from cars can shine directly into the room at night, so if you are a light sleeper, this might be a little disturbing.

Very close to the airport, only about a 5-minute walk away. Big, comfortable bed. Good option for a one-night stay. Blackout blinds worked really well and blocked out all outside light. Air conditioning in the room. Free bottled water and a kettle for making tea or coffee. 24-hour reception.

Very poor soundproofing; you could hear almost every noise from the corridor. The bathroom was extremely small. Everything looked quite worn, especially the bathroom. The property also operates as a 24-hour car park, so there were cars coming and going throughout the night. Staff were not particularly friendly.

The only good thing is that it's a 3-minute walk from the airport and if you don't want to waste time on the road, this is a good choice. And there were water, tea, and coffee.

Since I was traveling alone, I was given a tiny room—the bathroom was actually bigger than the room itself. It was probably a room for people with disabilities—it had a special toilet and no shower stall. You had to wash yourself right in the bathroom itself. It’s not necessarily a problem, neither the size of the room nor the lack of a shower stall, but all these things combined left me with an unpleasant impression. There was zero soundproofing; I could hear the person in the next room snoring, so I had to sleep with earplugs in. The windows had no curtains or blinds. The room was on the ground floor, right at the entrance to the building, with windows facing the parking lot where cars were constantly driving by. As a woman, I couldn’t change in the room or leave the light on. I had to struggle to change in the bathroom, even though there was nowhere to put my clothes while I was changing. Not to mention that the large light bulb at the front desk shone very brightly directly into my room... Therefore, I don’t think it was worth the price; I paid more for one night here than in downtown Krakow. Maybe other rooms are worth it, but not this one. It would have been better to spend a night in Katowice, which is much cheaper, and then take a bus or Uber/Bolt to the airport.