Mercure Krakow Fabryczna City

hi very nice location near big supermarket free park near by good connection to the city very recommeind

everything is gorgeous, except for paid parking for hotel residents and a public bath, where there is a crowd of people.

In the end this hotel is not good. We needed more than 1 hour for the check in because there was just one guy behind the front desk and so many people they want to check in. On our room we noticed that the heater is not working. For this the maintenance guy had to come for repair. The fridge was not working, also the shower was not working correct. The worst was, that next to the hotel are a lot of bars and restaurant they are playing loud music until late night. It was not possible to sleep before 2am. When you like to sleep, don’t go to this hotel.

There are not even slippers in the rooms, the pool is accessible to anyone from the street

立地は市内中心部から少し離れていて、とても良いとは言いませんが、市内までのアクセスは悪くありません 。できたばかりなので、内装は本当におしゃれで素敵です。。

Swietny hotel, widac ze nowo otwarty. Obsluga na wysokim poziomie. Jestem zadowolona z pobytu. Szkoda, ze taka zimna woda w basenie!

邊上超市，方便

Bardzo dobry hotel, świetne jedzenie, piękna infrastruktura! Polecam

I recently stayed 4 nights at the Mercure Krakow Fabryczna City hotel on a business trip, and enjoyed the experience. I found my room to be spacious, quiet and clean, and the bathroom well-equipped. Reception staff were really friendly and helpful, and the breakfast spread was huge with many options. Admittedly you’re a fair distance from the Old Town and Jewish Quarter, but you’ll never have to wait too long for a taxi. I didn’t explore the tram network, though I know it’s substantial, so that’d probably be a solution for getting to the more touristy areas. I didn’t use the pool or fitness suite though colleagues who did, were quite impressed. The hotel felt fairly equidistant between Krakow Airport and say the Old Town. The only minor niggles I had were that the door deadlock on room 206 seemed to endlessly rotate making it hard to know if it was engaged. Also, the bedside tables were hollow metal sheet, so made a pinging sound if a charging cable or something made contact with it. Finally, if you wanted a drink from the chiller cabinet in reception, you had to trouble a receptionist to unlock the cabinet, then you returned to their station to pay, which all seemed a little inefficient? All in all a great experience, and I’d happily stay there again.