David Boutique Hotel

Hotel is clean and well maintained. However, the elevator only goes to the 3rd floor. There is a 4th floor, where I stayed, and it is like an attic with no proper a/c and a small room

The Hotel is very clean and tidy. The staff are very helpful. The location is perfect and the places we wanted to visit were within easy walking distance. The bars around the hotel were friendly and serving great beers. When I come back to Krakow I will book here again.

Absolutely beautiful hotel with very friendly staff. Rooms clean and comfortable. Great location to all amenities. Highly recommended 👌 approximately 15 - 20 minute walk to Schindlers factory and the Ghetto Hero's Square. 10 minutes to main square and St. Mary's Basilica.

We had a lovely stay at the hotel. Rooms smallish but cosy, beds and pillows comfy and tea and coffee replenished daily. Bathroom and shower were good, lots of hot water and a radiator (handy for drying coats after the rain). It is a boutique hotel, not fancy but we loved it as it felt in keeping with the area. We weren’t disturbed by any noise our entire trip. Nice, quiet and peaceful. Breakfast was good, nice selection and eggs cooked on request. All receptionists were extremely nice and helpful and were able to answer questions or advise on trips or bars etc. nothing was too much trouble. Housekeeping was very good also. Location is absolutely perfect, right in the middle of the Jewish Quarter surrounded by bars, cafes, restaurants and convenience stores. Whether you turn right or left you’re spoilt for choice. The main square is a 20 minute stroll away and is worth a visit. We took the buggy tour on the last day which was perfect as it enabled us to see everything we had missed and all our questions answered. We did the Zakopane and Thermal Springs tour - fabulous ! We also did the Aushwitz-Birkenau trip, harrowing but something that needed to be seen and certainly puts things in perspective. By staying in the Jewish Quarter you are more able to appreciate the whole history of events that occurred during the war and occupation. We would definitely return to this hotel.

Our initial room was of a good size but was a curtain short, leaving a large gap. As the room was overlooked, we were offered another room, which was a lot smaller, but we were happier with this one. The shower head did not stay up but was soon sorted by maintenance. The beds were very comfortable, and the room was warm and cozy. The staff were so helpful and friendly. The breakfast was very good, fresh filled pancakes, freshly sliced fruit, cereal, yoghurt, mini croissants and pastries, and 3 hot options.

Nice cosy in a good location, plenty restaurants and bars. The room had a balcony which was nice for some outside space. Staff very friendly and arranged our airport transfers, we emailed them before we traveled. Hotel and rooms were clean, and comfortable. A nice breakfast available. The hotel is good value for money.

While overall this was a good experience at this adorable 3-star small hotel in the heart of Kraków’s historic former Jewish district, Kazimierz, it was marred by a cruel refusal to permit cancellation and a refund for my traveling companions who were unable to fly to Poland because their flights were cancelled after Hamas started a war in Israel—an unforeseen circumstance over which we had no control that should have suggested an accommodation in the interest of customer relations, which left us wondering whether a request for an exception from non-Israelis might have been granted. But the non-management staff were extremely helpful and friendly. A single room was tiny but had all the basics. This hotel is in the heart of a now hip neighborhood chock full of bars and clubs, so especially on weekend nights some street noise from late-night revelers might be encountered. I have a few constructive suggestions. The breakfast was excellent, but limited hours from 8-10 AM start too late. Many tourists want to get an earlier start and most hotels offer breakfast from 6 or 6:30 AM. Though I appreciated that I was provided a boxed breakfast for my early mornings, I’d have preferred real coffee and sitting in the breakfast room to scarfing down instant coffee and the breakfast box in my tiny room. My other suggestion would be to invest in fitted sheets for the bed. The bottom sheet was too small for the bed and I woke up every morning on a bare mattress. And a box of tissues and hair conditioner would also be welcome. But these are minor critiques. The hotel is charming, walkable to everywhere, and the staff helpful except for the unwillingness to help my traveling companions secure a refund when a war broke out that made it physically impossible for them to use the reservation.

Overall this was an excellent experience at this adorable 3-star small hotel in the heart of Kraków’s historic former Jewish district, Kazimierz. Staff were extremely helpful and friendly. A single room was tiny but had all the basics. This hotel is in the heart of a now hip neighborhood chock full of bars and clubs, so especially on weekend nights some street noise from late-night revelers might be encountered. I have a few constructive suggestions. The breakfast was excellent, but limited hours from 8-10 AM start too late. Many tourists want to get an earlier start and mist hotels offer breakfast from 6 or 6:30 AM. Though I appreciated that I was provided a boxed breakfast for my early mornings, I’d have preferred real coffee and sitting in the breakfast room to scarfing down instant coffee and the breakfast box in my tiny room. My other suggestion would be to invest in fitted sheets for the bed. The bottom sheet was too small for the bed and I woke up every morning on a bare mattress. And a box of tissues and hair conditioner would also be welcome. But these are minor critiques. The hotel is charming, walkable to everywhere, and the staff exceptional. This is a great value and a good choice for this category of hotel.