Picolo recommends · Hotel in Krakow, Poland
Metropolitan Boutique Hotel
Dark wood, muted colours and a breakfast that guests talk about, on a quiet street between Kazimierz and the Old Town.
Berka Joselewicza is a short, quiet street that ties Kazimierz to the edge of the Old Town. The Metropolitan is a small hotel here, with soft, muted colours and plenty of dark timber.
The breakfast is what returning guests remember, often more than the rooms. Plac Nowy, the market square at the heart of Kazimierz, is five minutes away, and Wawel is a ten-minute walk.
Picolo’s verdict
Why we chose Metropolitan Boutique Hotel
We chose the Metropolitan for couples and design-minded travellers who want Kazimierz close by without its weekend noise outside the window. It is small enough that you get to know the staff over a weekend.
There are fewer facilities than in the larger hotels, with no pool or spa. If those matter to you, a bigger hotel by the river will suit you better.
What you get
- Breakfast with a strong reputation
- Quiet, well-insulated rooms
- Small boutique hotel
- Restaurants of Kazimierz nearby
- Personal service
A day at Metropolitan Boutique Hotel
- Morning
- A long breakfast before heading out.
- Midday
- Up to Wawel on foot.
- Afternoon
- The synagogues and courtyards of Kazimierz.
- Evening
- Dinner near Plac Nowy, then a quiet street home.
Location
Berka Joselewicza, Kazimierz, Krakow, Poland
Open in MapsQuestions about Metropolitan Boutique Hotel
Where is Metropolitan Boutique Hotel in Krakow?
On Berka Joselewicza, a small street running between Kazimierz and the Old Town.
Is Metropolitan Boutique Hotel quiet?
Yes. The street is calm and the rooms are well insulated, even though Kazimierz’s bars are close by.
Does Metropolitan Boutique Hotel have a pool or spa?
No. It is a small boutique hotel, so look at the larger riverside hotels if a pool or spa matters to you.
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Updated 6 Nov 2026All articles
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