70s Guest room

70s Guest room Overview

You know what? The 70s Guest room is one of those places that completely caught me off guard – in the best possible way. I’ll be honest, when I first walked in, I wasn’t sure if I’d stepped into a time capsule or stumbled onto the set of a Wes Anderson film. The retro vibe here isn’t some forced Instagram aesthetic either; it feels genuinely authentic, like they’ve been doing this since bell-bottoms were actually cool and just never saw a reason to change.

The thing about this place is that it sits right in that sweet spot where quirky meets comfortable. Sure, the orange shag carpeting and wood-paneled walls might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but there’s something oddly soothing about being surrounded by all that vintage charm. The rooms are actually pretty spacious – way more than you’d expect for a 3-star spot – and they’ve managed to keep everything feeling fresh despite the throwback decor. I mean, the bathroom tiles are this amazing avocado green that somehow works perfectly with the copper fixtures. My friends back home thought I was crazy when I showed them photos, but honestly? I slept like a baby every single night.

What really won me over, though, was how genuine everything felt. The staff clearly knows their regulars by name, and there’s this easy-going atmosphere that makes you want to linger in the lobby just to people-watch. Check-in was refreshingly straightforward – no upselling or pushy concierge recommendations, just friendly folks who seemed genuinely happy to have you there. The parking situation is actually pretty decent too, which is saying something these days. And here’s a little insider tip: if you’re planning to stay during peak season, book early because this place has developed quite the following among travelers who appreciate character over cookie-cutter hotel chains. The 7.6 rating might seem modest, but I think that’s because some people come in expecting modern minimalism and get hit with full-throttle retro instead. If you’re the type who can appreciate a hotel with personality – and I mean real personality, not the manufactured kind – then this little gem will absolutely make your trip memorable.

Krakow’s hotels showcase the perfect blend of Polish royal tradition and modern comfort, with many featuring historical tour services and authentic Polish hospitality.

70s Guest room Accommodations

Reviews of 70s Guest room

• Vitalii from Ukraine (9/10)

  Comfortable and clean accommodation. It has all the necessary things, (e.g., individual shower, iron, kettle, tea and coffee, etc.) for short-term stay. The staff was helpful.

• Marlena from Ireland (9/10)

  The room was perfect , clean ,warm with comfortable beds. Fridge , microwave and kettle. Amazing hot shower , good WiFi. very nice , responsive and helpful staff. No noise from the street.

• Alena from Czech Republic (7/10)

  Super location. Fridge and microwave oven in the room

• Tatiana from Ukraine (8/10)

  Clean property, pretty good breakfast, kettle in the room

• Kaushal from Poland (7/10)

  The location of this property is excellent—very central and in a prime area. It's convenient for accessing nearby attractions, shops, and restaurants, making it an ideal choice for travelers.

• Buechter from United States (7/10)

  It was near the castle and a moderate walk from the bus station. Soundproofing of windows was very good. It has a small kitchenette with microwave, water kettle, sink and refrigerator

• Rachel from United Kingdom (8/10)

  the kitchen is shared on a different floor we didn't use it lovely staff 😀 clean excellent price could hear every bit of talking so not soundproof as described but they have quiet hours after 10pm untill 6am

• Aleksandar from Serbia (8/10)

  It was a cozy acommodation with enough space at very good location near the river.

• Grzegorz from Poland (9/10)

  Comfortable bed and clean.
  Very closed to down town.
  Perfect communication with other city sides

• Monika from Malta (8/10)

  There was a problem with induction kitchen but stuff was very helpful. It works but it was just locked. I do not really use induction kitchen at home so I did not know.

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