FINGER GUEST ROOMS KRAKOW

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Stayed here for three nights in September 2010. Good location, just get the bus from the airport to Krakow bus terminal. From there you just walk through one of the biggest shopping malls in Europe to get to the apartments. The room itself was quite nicely decorated with one wall being exposed brickwork. It had it's own bathroom too but I'm not sure each room has this. My room was on the road side but I didn't hear any noise at night. There was a small kitchen in a communal area although I didn't use as I ate out each night. It's about 500 metres from the centre which is has a really nice square full of bars & restaurants. Getting around Krakow is quite easy as it is quite a small city so walking is not a problem. I would definitely recommend a trip to Auschwitz, it's worth joining one of the guided tours as the guide we had really brought to life the suffering that happened, without her I think we would have just been wandering around. You have to do a tour between 10am & 3pm but before & after that you can just walk round if you wish. To get there was really easy, just go to the bus terminal & get a public minibus, it was about 9 Zloty each way & pay the entry fee when you get there. It works out about 20 Zloty cheaper than booking through an agent. Also, a trip to the salt mine is well worth it. You can get the bus from about 100 metres from the Finger appts, buy the bust ticket for 3 Zloty from the bus stop. Again, doing this yourself rather than through an agent with save you plenty of Zloty! The mine itself is good but the you will see the highlight (I will leave you to find out what it is) & I am sure you will be amazed (I was). The Schindler factory is on the other side of town to the apartment but it's not really a long walk. It's 15 Zloty to get in & really interesting, talking about the Jewish Quarter, it's well put together & worth a visit. We ate at a few nice places, I would recommend Fabryka Pizzy. It doesn't look much but the food was good. For drinking, Buddha bar, just off the main square was cool. A nice place to chill out after a days walking. I wouldn't bother using taxis as the public transport was cheap & worked well. The only negative I have is that everyone smokes in the bars which you don't see in the UK anymore. I have not given a higher score for service at the Finger apartments but that is only because we didn't use them for anything, they did give us a free map of Krakow though. Krakow is a really pretty place, I would 100% recommend a visit.


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Treść:	Stayed here for three nights in September 2010. Good location, just get the bus from the airport to Krakow bus terminal. From there you just walk through one of the biggest shopping malls in Europe to get to the apartments. The room itself was quite nicely decorated with one wall being exposed brickwork. It had it's own bathroom too but I'm not sure each room has this. My room was on the road side but I didn't hear any noise at night. There was a small kitchen in a communal area although I didn't use as I ate out each night. It's about 500 metres from the centre which is has a really nice square full of bars & restaurants. Getting around Krakow is quite easy as it is quite a small city so walking is not a problem. I would definitely recommend a trip to Auschwitz, it's worth joining one of the guided tours as the guide we had really brought to life the suffering that happened, without her I think we would have just been wandering around. You have to do a tour between 10am & 3pm but before & after that you can just walk round if you wish. To get there was really easy, just go to the bus terminal & get a public minibus, it was about 9 Zloty each way & pay the entry fee when you get there. It works out about 20 Zloty cheaper than booking through an agent. Also, a trip to the salt mine is well worth it. You can get the bus from about 100 metres from the Finger appts, buy the bust ticket for 3 Zloty from the bus stop. Again, doing this yourself rather than through an agent with save you plenty of Zloty! The mine itself is good but the you will see the highlight (I will leave you to find out what it is) & I am sure you will be amazed (I was). The Schindler factory is on the other side of town to the apartment but it's not really a long walk. It's 15 Zloty to get in & really interesting, talking about the Jewish Quarter, it's well put together & worth a visit. We ate at a few nice places, I would recommend Fabryka Pizzy. It doesn't look much but the food was good. For drinking, Buddha bar, just off the main square was cool. A nice place to chill out after a days walking. I wouldn't bother using taxis as the public transport was cheap & worked well. The only negative I have is that everyone smokes in the bars which you don't see in the UK anymore. I have not given a higher score for service at the Finger apartments but that is only because we didn't use them for anything, they did give us a free map of Krakow though. Krakow is a really pretty place, I would 100% recommend a visit.