Hotel Delta (Kraków, Poland)

The breakfast at Delta Krakow came in for quite a bit of praise. It was a Polish style buffet, and guests felt that there was a bit of everything, so they didn't have any trouble finding something they liked.

Again and again guests mentioned how helpful the hotel's staff were. Nothing seemed like too much trouble for them when it came to making sure that their guests had all they needed for the makings of a good holiday. Also, their English language skills were said to be excellent.

While not right in the Old Town, guests describe it as a fairly short walk away. Of course they liked being able to walk to the historical sights and the vibrant streetlife of the Old Town. In most cases this was the reason they had made the trip.

Guests speak about the walls being “paper thin”, and not doing much of anything to keep the sound from adjacent rooms travelling through at will. There was apparently also quite a lot of street noise that drifted up to the rooms facing it.

Guests report that there weren't any non-Polish channels on the TV. While it is always fun to make up one's own subtitles when watching TV in a language you don't understand, this is not everyone's cup of “herbata”. Some guests simply wanted to be able to relax in front of the TV and watch a program or two in English.

As is unfortunately often the case in many hotels, some guests report booking a room with a double bed, only to find that they had received two beds pushed together. Of course that was not the same as a double bed, and they were a little upset about it.