Dom Casimi

We stayed as a family of 6, in 2 rooms. Each room is unique in decor. The individual rooms have space for your needs, with powerful showers in the bathroom. Mini shampoos & a hand soap dispenser are handy, along with a small hairdryer. There is a kettle in the room for tea, coffee & fruit teas, but no milk (or fridge). Also, handy is the fact you are given a code to get into your room & the main front door, so there are no key cards to lose or misplace! The breakfast is continental with plenty of choices, including bread for toasting, rolls, cereal, fruit & yoghurts. The efficient lady who brought out the fresh food each morning also offered scrambled eggs & bacon. It's polish bacon but nice. The location of this little hotel is overlooking a small cobbled square & is in the Jewish quarter. A perfect area to access the old town, trams, train station, castle & shops. Lots of different restaurants nearby, serving traditional polish dishes as well as pasta & pizza places for those who want it. We highly recommend the street food in the market square serving zapiekanki, a traditional polish version similar to a pizza but on a big or small (half size) long bread roll slice. The whole area surrounding the hotel is so convenient we wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. Thank you Dom Casimi 🫶