Museum of Bells & Pipes

Excellent value & the daily breakfast was AWESOME !

Just got back from staying at Kanonicza 22 and I have to say it was such a lovely place to stay. The staff in the restaurant downstairs were all lovely and the accommodation itself was just stunning.

Over 30 years in 15 countries, I have never stayed at a luxury hotel for the same price as a tiny room anywhere. The 700- yr. old building is directly on Cloth Hall Square. The room had a king-size bed, 2 nightstands, 2 wing chairs, dresser with 6 drawers and mini fridge, chifforobe, full length mirror, desk, chair and many outlets. The bathroom had a large shower with great water pressure and hot water. Extra-large towels, terry robes and slippers. The room was decorated with elegant draperies, matching bedding and wallpaper. Wonderful air conditioning. Free bottled Perrier in room daily. The hotel has 16 rooms, so they cater to their guests with sincerity and graciousness. The front desk staff were always nice and helpful, our thanks especially to Brygetta, Miro and Natalie. We were upgraded to the morning breakfast. The hotel has its own restaurant, the Amalia, we had several wonderful dinners there. Breakfast was served in a large room, or outside under the umbrella tables directly on the Square. The buffet was generous with juices, breads, pretzels, croissants, butter, jams, whole fruits, yogurt with granola and berries, Crème Brule with berries, meat, cheeses, cereals, pastries Or, you could order a hot breakfast from their menu. That meal was large enough for 2 people and it was delicious. The wait staff were always friendly. We received our bottle of Prosecco as an Expedia member. It was a true time capsule of Krakow. I cannot recommend this hotel highly enough!