Sorry too disappoint you, but unfortunately I don't work for travelzoo. I went there with my daughter last year and booked with them after finding the deal on HUKD. Amazing, you find a good deal ,so you share it on here. Only to be slagged off. I could be a lot more criticizing ,but I wont stoop to your level.
djrobmac
21 Oct 168#14
Wow. Travel to Krakow a lot and quite surprised this is being voted hot! Expect to pay sub £100 for flights for 2 people and accommodation is so cheap. When I stayed there two weeks ago we had a two bedroom apartment off the main square for £60 for 3 nights (airbnb) Factor in the £3 each transfer from the airport and and the total was £166 for a 3 night break with flights for two people!
juliet_bravo
20 Oct 166#2
You should post more often :stuck_out_tongue: this is a great deal and a superb city
p-e-t-e
21 Oct 164#9
I only get about 1 email a week from them!
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archer1204
20 Oct 163#1
agree lots to see and do
juliet_bravo
20 Oct 166#2
You should post more often :stuck_out_tongue: this is a great deal and a superb city
Cumbrian Hammer
21 Oct 16#3
I take it we have to find the deal ourselves ?
Link only takes you to front page...no mention of the deal anywhere.
It depends which hotel you mean, the Novotel in the second link is only 10 mins walk from the square and right across from the castle.
I stayed in the Ibis directly behind the Novotel about 3 weeks back - amazing city, lovely people and very cheap as well. Would love to go back soon.
Edit: sorry wrong hotel, this one is a bit further out. Taxis are cheap though and its still walking distance, maybe 20 mins to square.
monone
21 Oct 16#12
Tried via Travelzoo another scam, you have to register to get into deal! Called Travel Interaction 10:15am I was flexible - all sold out at £149. I rang off in disgust typical posting, guess mazza works for Travelzoo? 10/10 for enterprise - they called me back and offered a room at an Leone apart hotel no star (room cost £33 night) quoted £161 but had to stay 4 nights, instead of £149 in Hilton for 3 nights.
mazzza1 to monone
21 Oct 1616#20
Sorry too disappoint you, but unfortunately I don't work for travelzoo. I went there with my daughter last year and booked with them after finding the deal on HUKD. Amazing, you find a good deal ,so you share it on here. Only to be slagged off. I could be a lot more criticizing ,but I wont stoop to your level.
djrobmac
21 Oct 168#14
Wow. Travel to Krakow a lot and quite surprised this is being voted hot! Expect to pay sub £100 for flights for 2 people and accommodation is so cheap. When I stayed there two weeks ago we had a two bedroom apartment off the main square for £60 for 3 nights (airbnb) Factor in the £3 each transfer from the airport and and the total was £166 for a 3 night break with flights for two people!
W1zz to djrobmac
21 Oct 16#24
Just booked flights for next May £91 for 2. Hotels are currently around £300 (4 nights) but I'm guessing it's too far ahead to be booking room. Was going to look at accommodation in Jan / Feb.
Any recommendations on an airb&b? It's for 2
BarrattsMini to djrobmac
24 Oct 16#41
Interesting. Flying from where? Was that mid week? I'd love to go Thurs-Sun but have never used AirBnB. Would appreciate any info. Thanks
westonborn to djrobmac
24 Oct 16#45
Hi could you send me the accommodation link please
kidrock123
21 Oct 16#16
noice
clewis09
21 Oct 161#17
Krakow what a fantastic city, went there for two weeks in September.
As another poster has said, avoid the hotels, just get an airbnb, the quality to price is ridiculous. We had a two bedroom apartment with all amenities for £25 a night.
In terms of travel, public transport is present and seemingly very good, however, Google maps isn't in touch with it (As it is in other cities like Berlin, and Budapest) so it can be pretty tricky.
I'd advise walking most places you can, as the city itself is beautiful, however for longer distances, get an uber, which is ridiculously cheap. Our 25 minute journey from the airport to our apartment was only £6.50 :confused:
Voted cold. Just did a quick search and you can get 3 nights in November flying from Stanstead and staying in far superior accommodation (#4 on Tripadvisor for Krakow) for £260 total. As others have said you could easily do it even cheaper than this by spending less on your accommodation.
Monaco Blue
21 Oct 16#21
I like Travelzoo a lot. Bought loads of deals through them. Currently have a fab meal deal with the Kensington Garden Hotel. Food and service is exceptional.
suarez777
21 Oct 161#22
Would love to go, but im not white. So wont be that safe.
M0rg0th
21 Oct 16#23
Oh lovely!
DrLamok
21 Oct 161#25
Most of these "little newsagent kiosks" disappeared over the last 2 years. You can now buy tickets on most trams and buses from ticket vending machine (some will take coins only.. some accept contact less card payments)... these are also available on some bus/tram stops...don't forget to stamp your ticket in another machine on the bus/tram right after you get on!!
if nothing changed.. you have a choice of single journey ticket and 40, 60 minute one... these are only slightly more expensive and let you change bus/tram lanes without need for a new ticket.
stuellis
21 Oct 16#26
Lovely city, go there a far bit for work. Very good food, very cheap, clean and lots to see and do.
Graham1979 to stuellis
24 Oct 16#40
And probably empty as the Polish are all in England. Been to Krakow and lovely place, beats Warsaw hands down.
aljack
22 Oct 161#27
Indeed Krakow is a lovely city I have been a couple of times, however this place can be dangerous, be vigilant! Lots of scams to get money out of you, like adding extras to your bill, don't let your bank/credit card out of your sight for risk of being skimmed and some bars [even the nice looking ones] will slip drugs into your drink in an attempt to make you spend more. If you are a couple then probably OK, if you are even a small group of men or women and they hear that your English accent then they will try it on, after all you are richer than most on the streets of Krakow.
SheilaScott to aljack
22 Oct 162#29
Seems like you've never been to Poland
nermand to aljack
22 Oct 16#30
LOL :smiley: Are you serious?
FocusST to aljack
22 Oct 16#32
That was so far away from our experience at the end of last month!!
Five English lads all dressed well and not a hint of trouble, even n the nightclubs full of locals! :smiley:
whitefeather1 to aljack
23 Oct 16#36
just another 'Daily Hate" reader coming out with revelations. ****!
djrobmac
22 Oct 161#28
Congrats for ignoring this deal :wink: you did the right thing booking flights early but my recommendation is to wait much nearer the time for accommodation, booking this far in advance would be more costly. With so many airbnb properties in Krakow you'll still be spoilt for choice. Here is the one I stayed at two weeks ago (£20 a night!!!) https://www.airbnb.co.uk/rooms/15010875 and if you look at the location it was perfect!! Be patient and keep an eye on prices nearer the time. Remember, leave things late with airbnb and always try and contact a host first to see if they will offer you a deal to secure a late booking (we are hukd'ers after all)
monone
22 Oct 16#31
mazza1 sorry to doubt your integrity but did you actually book at the Hilton Krakow - £149 for three nights? Gob smacked that this is now 488 heat - would really like to know how many members (other than travelzoo employees) who were able to book this fantastic deal. Perhaps too good to be true? My wife and I - OAPs were really looking forward to visiting Krakow staying at the Hilton. Have now booked for <£180 flight hotel (not Hilton) separately for end November. Really disappointed with experience trying to book via Travelzoo associate but all the comments about Krakow made us make an effort, sorry to learn from recent post about the excitement of girl gangs but too late my wife is coming with me!
mazzza1 to monone
22 Oct 16#33
I don't wish to sound rude, but I booked via travelzoo last year. I thought I got a good deal with them for£ 300 for flights and a hotel in central Krakow in June for me and my daughter. Hotel was standard but perfectly fine. For this price and a Hilton hotel with transfers and a organised trip I personaly think its a reasonable good deal.
xxlonesnipexx
23 Oct 16#34
Mazza what hes saying is when he rang up there was no spaces for the holiday youve mentioned but offered an alternative being more expensive and a different hotel not up to par with the hilton so if this deal isnt available then it needs closing. Websites like this have done these deals in the past bit with only limited spaces and staff buy them out before they hit the sale so when we ring to try no luck. Would have been a great deal if still available
aljack
23 Oct 16#35
It depends where you end up I suppose, all I'm saying is that you should be vigilant especially around streets of the main square, even certain bars close to the Jewish quarter are dodgy.
uid
23 Oct 16#37
did you never heard of throw away emails? :smile:
leeparsons
23 Oct 161#38
yes of course i have. But if you was interested, you forget your login details etc. Just a pain
aljack
23 Oct 16#39
Don't think so white feather, just trying to highlight to be vigilant.... It's a stunning place but people are willing to take advantage!
cooley
24 Oct 16#42
I had a bum bag containing passport, train tickets etc stolen in Krakow in 1991 when I was travelling through Europe on inter rail. Never saw the town just the police station then off to Warsaw where I stayed for three days to get an exit visa sorted (had to have a visa to travel to Poland in those day).
I am not voting hot or cold.
Ben_Dover99 to cooley
27 Oct 16#47
You deserved to be robbed for having a bum bag in public! I hope they didn't nick your shell-suit jacket too!
W1zz
24 Oct 16#43
I've booked for next May flying from Manchester on EasyJet @ £91.96 for 2 adults (£46 each).
Cashflow
24 Oct 161#44
Avoid Krakow in winter - smog is just horrific due to lot's of ancient coal chimneys
hcc27
26 Oct 161#46
Have to agree with you there. Public transport in the UK, when one considers value for money, is probably amongst the bottom 10% compared to the EU countries and I've been to a fair few. Kraków, as other large cities in the country, has first class public transport. A hell of a lot cheaper, definitely more punctual and cleaner, than what we have here in London.
cooley
28 Oct 16#48
Bum bags were the in thing in the early nineties, never worn a shell suit in my life, always preferred denim. :smile:
scov1984
8 Nov 16#49
Good deal
zomg
17 Nov 16#50
Absolutely love Krakow. I haven't stayed at the Hilton as I prefer Radisson and it's a bit closer to the centre. I bet you get a cracking view of the castle from there though.
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Many airports to choose from
Prices based on departures from Stansted, Gatwick, Manchester, Bristol, Leeds Bradford, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Liverpool and East Midlands
Departures are also available from Belfast from only £229
Lots of dates to choose from November through to March
link here
http://www.travelzoo.com/uk/holidays/city-breaks/-149pp-Krakow-3-Night-Hilton-Break-w-Flights-Tour-2365880/
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Link only takes you to front page...no mention of the deal anywhere.
hope this link works
http://krakow.jakdojade.pl/?locale=en
http://www.krakow-info.com/transpor.htm
This shopping centre is right next door with a tram stop.
http://www.galeriaplaza.pl/en/o-galerii-en.html
Use the here maps instead, tram no.1 goes straight to the centre, just south of the central square:
https://wego.here.com/polska/krak%C3%B3w/public-transport/krakow-plaza/50.063109/19.983895?_ga=1.193737645.1491433027.1477040905&map=50.06324,19.98198,17,normal
I stayed in the Ibis directly behind the Novotel about 3 weeks back - amazing city, lovely people and very cheap as well. Would love to go back soon.
Edit: sorry wrong hotel, this one is a bit further out. Taxis are cheap though and its still walking distance, maybe 20 mins to square.
Any recommendations on an airb&b? It's for 2
As another poster has said, avoid the hotels, just get an airbnb, the quality to price is ridiculous. We had a two bedroom apartment with all amenities for £25 a night.
In terms of travel, public transport is present and seemingly very good, however, Google maps isn't in touch with it (As it is in other cities like Berlin, and Budapest) so it can be pretty tricky.
I'd advise walking most places you can, as the city itself is beautiful, however for longer distances, get an uber, which is ridiculously cheap. Our 25 minute journey from the airport to our apartment was only £6.50 :confused:
http://www.travelinteraction.co.uk/special-offers/doubletree-by-hilton-krakow-hotel-and-convention-center-826/?utm_source=travelzoo6&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=191016
if nothing changed.. you have a choice of single journey ticket and 40, 60 minute one... these are only slightly more expensive and let you change bus/tram lanes without need for a new ticket.
Five English lads all dressed well and not a hint of trouble, even n the nightclubs full of locals! :smiley:
I am not voting hot or cold.
Heat.