Pensjonat StańczykCracow, ul. Kalwaryjska 16

The "Stańczyk" guesthouse offers 40 beds in tastefully furnished 2, 3, 4-person rooms with full sanitary facilities. The guesthouse is a two-storey building located in the popular "Pod Koroną" arcade at ul. Kalwaryjska in the immediate vicinity of the historic Kazimierz and near the Wawel Hill with the Royal Castle. We have the following room structure: - 8 double rooms with full sanitary facilities (including 1 STUDIO 2 + 2 or 2 + 3 or 3 + 3) - 3 triple rooms with full sanitary facilities - 1 multi-bed room (4 + 3 ) with full sanitary facilities - 2 4-person rooms with full sanitary facilities There are two car parks next to the facility, guarded 24/7. One vis-a-vis the guesthouse, and the second one is 150 m away. There is also a possibility to use the services of the restaurant located directly next to the building. It offers tasty and hearty home-cooked meals, prepared daily with fresh products. It is very popular among local residents and employees of many companies. The undoubted gastronomic attractions of Krakow include the "OGNIEM i MIECZEM" restaurant, famous for its traditional Polish cuisine and atmosphere. It is located only 150 meters from the guesthouse.Provides comprehensive and professional service for guests during their stay in Krakow and the surrounding area. Krakow - a city with poviat rights in southern Poland, the seat of the authorities of the Małopolskie Voivodeship, the second largest city in the country in terms of the number of inhabitants and in terms of area. The Krakow Metropolitan Area has 1,468,427 inhabitants. Situated on the Vistula River, in the area of the Krakowska Gate, Nidziańska Basin and the West Beskid 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 there. 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. Currently, it is the capital of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship, as well as the central metropolitan center of the Krakow agglomeration. In historical records, it is considered the main city of historical Małopolska. The historical function of Krakow refers to its full official name - the Royal Capital City of Krakow, legally sanctioned by the Council of Ministers and earlier by the supreme state authorities of the Second Polish Republic, which used this name in their legal acts.