The Cracovia Hotel is housed in a large modern building, redolent of 1970s Poland and therefore not especially inspiring. It is, however, surrounded by pleasant parkland, making it perfect for those who enjoy walking. Accessible via a covered entrance, the lobby is bright and welcoming, with a spacious seating area composed of leather armchairs, low tables and plenty of plants. There is also a selection of shops, a travel agent, a gift stand and a famous bakery leading off from the reception area. The light and airy guestrooms are appointed in a comfortable - if understated - style. All are well maintained and equipped, as are the tiled en suite bathrooms. Situated on the ground floor, the large restaurant offers a range of international cuisine and regional specialities.