B & B nad Rudawą PensjonatCracow, Wola Justowska, ul. Ludmiły Korbutowej 36

The "Nad Rudawą" guesthouse is located in the exclusive district of the city of Krakow in Wola Justowska, on the Rudawa River. The facility is located 5 km from the Warsaw - Zakopane motorway exit, 2 km from the city center, 800 m from the Decjusz Park, on the outskirts of Lasek Wolski, between Tadeusz Kościuszko Mounds (1.5 km) and Józef Piłsudski (1.5 km). We offer guests: - 6 double rooms - 2 "studio" rooms for 3 people with a kitchenette - all rooms with bathrooms - dining room with kitchen - conference and workshop room (area 52 m2) - free, secure, monitored parking - wireless Internet connection , telephone, fax - parking - transport services Families with children are welcome, children up to 4 years free, children up to 12 years old 50%. We also accept pets of our guests! Kraków (Latin Cracovia, Yiddish Kroke, German Krakau, Spanish Italian Cracovia, French Cracovie) - a city with poviat rights in southern Poland, the seat of the authorities of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, second in the country in terms of the number of inhabitants and in terms of area. The Krakow Metropolitan Area has 1,468,427 inhabitants. Located on the Vistula River, in the area of the Krakowska Gate, the Nidziańska Basin and the Zachodniobeskidzkie Foothills. It is one of the oldest cities in Poland with over a thousand years of history, has valuable architectural objects, and many institutions and cultural institutions that collect priceless monuments operate in it. Until 1795, Krakow was formally the capital of Poland and until 1611 the seat of Polish rulers. In the years 1596–1795, that is until the Third Partition of Poland, as the capital of the Republic of Poland, it shared the functions of the capital with Warsaw, which became the king's residence city.