


Overview:
Behind its sleek glass-and-brick façade, Xerion Hotel houses 60 light-filled rooms wrapped around a calm inner courtyard. Interiors pair pale woods and muted greys with bold graphic prints that nod to Kraków’s avant-garde art scene. Warm, professional staff are on hand with insider tips, free maps and bike-hire arrangements, while contactless check-in keeps things quick and easy.
Amenities, Sports & Entertainment:
After roaming Wawel Castle or browsing Kazimierz’s vintage boutiques, unwind in the cosy sauna, squeeze in a workout in the small fitness room or borrow a bike for an evening ride along the river. The lounge’s big-screen TV shows live sport on request, and reception can book guided tours to Auschwitz, Wieliczka Salt Mine or local vodka-tasting experiences. Evenings are relaxed: mingle over craft beers in the bar before trying nearby riverside restaurants.
Food and Drink:
Mornings begin with crusty obwarzanki, smoked oscypek cheese, seasonal fruit and eggs cooked to order in the bright breakfast room. At lunch and dinner, the hotel’s Mozaika Restaurant serves modern takes on Polish classics – think beetroot-marinated trout, slow-braised pork neck and indulgent cheesecake – paired with regional wines and small-batch vodkas. The lobby bar pours artisan coffees, cocktails and local lagers until late, while room service satisfies late-night pierogi cravings.
Dining Options:
Rooms:
Standard Double/Twin Rooms feature plush king or twin beds, rainfall shower, smart TV and tea-and-coffee set-up; Superior Rooms add espresso machine, sofa-bed and courtyard views. Deluxe Corner Rooms supply extra floor space plus a furnished balcony overlooking the district rooftops, while Family Studios sleep up to four with a handy kitchenette area. All categories include air-conditioning, minibar, laptop safe, blackout curtains and complimentary high-speed Wi-Fi.






