The Hotel is situated at the heart of historic Krakow’s Old Town-at the Miko³ajska Street.Its location (only 100 metres from the Main Marquet Square) makes this place to be a wonderful place for the people who are willing to feel the unique atmosfere of effervescent city.The extensive cultural and touristic offer is typical of the Old Town and of the accompanying Old Jewish District-Kazimierz.A lot of theaters, museens, art-galleries as well as abundance of monuments and perfectly prepared tourist routes can be found in the area.The Main Market Square and the surrounding streets are concerned as the biggest shopping centre in the city. Big variety of commodities and relatively low prices will satisfy even the most demanding tastes.Due to the opulence of bars, cafes, restaurants and night clubs, Cracow got the reputation of never-falling-asleep city. You will be suprised how friendly the local people are and how much fun are you going to have in the evening-time.
The greatest advantage of the Hotel is its ideal position: The Main Station (train and coach) is within five minutes walking distance, getting there from the airport takes 20 minutes by car.
The original, newly-renowated townhouse contains the Hotel, the Lunch bar-Cafe, Drink Bar and the Restaurant serving the fusion-styled dishes based on the Polish cuisine.
The Mikolaj Hotel offers to its Guests 10 rooms for 28 people. They can choose among Doubles, Twins, Triples and Suites (2 and 3 pax).The Twins and Doubles are ideal for couples, the Triples and Suites are adequate to the families (children up to 7 years stay free).Each rooms has its own barthroom with a bath or shower and is equipped with a telephone, radio and a TV-sat set.Additionally, each Suite consists of cosy bedroom and a salooon wchich is a perfect place for work or rest. The Suits contain also a kitchen set with a fridge and a minibar.
The Hotel Mikolaj provides a solid base in the Old Town and it does so for prices that won't shock your bank manager. Located on an elegant street that curves away from the market square, you're in pole position to enjoy the city's best sites. Hotel Mikolaj has ten rooms to choose from, with doubles, twins, triples and suites. The renovated building has many quirky features, and like any self-respecting townhouse in Krakow, you'll find a fine medieval cellar, nowadays the hotel restaurant. There you can tuck into Polish fusion dishes, and if need be the staff can lay on a full-blown banquet. A conference room provides a further arena for business travellers.
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