Where to stay in Poland?

Hostel on Floriańska, in the Old Town, 300 m from the town centre. For sleeping on the street that leads to the Rynek, with the trams and the station a few minutes' walk away.

Hostel on Grodzka, in the Old Town, 800 m from the town centre, on the Royal Road towards Wawel. For the castle and the Rynek on foot, with Kazimierz a quarter of an hour away.

Hotel on Kanonicza, in the Old Town, 1.1 km from the town centre, at the foot of Wawel. For sleeping on the city's oldest street, with the castle a stone's throw away.

Kanonicza is the oldest street in Kraków; Copernicus is said to have lodged there, hence the name of the hotel, set in two medieval houses.

Hotel on Sławkowska, in the Old Town, 600 m from the town centre, between the Rynek and St Florian's Gate. For the comfort of a major chain in a historic address in the centre.

Grand hotel on Rynek Główny, in the Old Town, 500 m from the town centre. For sleeping right on the main square, with the Cloth Hall beneath the windows.

Hotel on Miodowa, in the Kazimierz district of Kraków, 11 km from the mine. For doing Wieliczka as an outing from the Jewish quarter, with its bars and synagogues.

Budget hotel on Monte Cassino, in Dębniki, 11.5 km from the mine, on the south bank of the Vistula. For a simple, affordable base in Kraków, with Wieliczka by train or bus.

Hotel with a salt spa in Wieliczka, for the salt mine stop. For extending the underground visit with a salt treatment, a few steps from the site, without returning to Kraków in the evening.

The hotel stands in the mine's grounds, next to the Daniłowicz Shaft through which visitors descend.

Hotel on Szeroka, in the Kazimierz district of Kraków, 10.8 km from the mine. For sleeping on the square of synagogues, with Wieliczka as a half-day outing.

Hotel on Pawia, next to Kraków's main station, 12 km from the mine. For catching the train to Wieliczka from the hotel's doorstep, with the Old Town on foot.

Hostel on Nowy Świat, in Śródmieście, 600 m from the town centre. For sleeping on the Royal Route, with the street's cafés and the Old Town twenty minutes' walk away.

Chain hotel on Muranowska, in Muranów, 2.9 km from the town centre, next to the rebuilt Old Town. For a simple, reliable address a stone's throw from the Market Square.

Historic Warsaw hotel, on the Royal Route, for the stop in the capital. For sleeping in the city's oldest grand hotel, with the Old Town and Łazienki Park within reach.

Opened in 1857, the Europejski is Warsaw's oldest hotel, reopened in 2018 after a complete restoration.

Hotel on Powstańców Warszawy Square, in Centrum, 700 m from the town centre. For sleeping in an iconic building in the centre, with the Royal Route and the Palace of Culture on foot.

The hotel occupies the former Prudential building, a 1934 skyscraper riddled with shells in 1944 that became a symbol of the reconstruction.

Hotel on Wilcza, in Koszyki, 800 m from the town centre, in the restaurant district south of the centre. For a contemporary address near Hala Koszyki, with the Palace of Culture on foot.