Location. <UL><LI>The Kadetus Hostel is located in Krakow, Poland.</LI> <LI>100 metres from Krakow Philharmonic Hall</LI> <LI>200 metres from the Vistula promenade</LI> <LI>500 metres from Market Square</LI></UL> Hotel Features. <UL><LI>Complimentary wireless Internet</LI> <LI>Safe-deposit box at the 24-hour front desk</LI> <LI>ATM facilities on site</LI></UL> Guestrooms. <UL><LI>Satellite television</LI> <LI>Wireless Internet</LI></UL>

Room Types:

Single room:   One double bed. Satellite television. Wireless Internet.

Triple room:   Four twin beds. Satellite television. Wireless Internet.

Hostel Single w/o Bathroom:   One twin bed. Satellite television. Wireless Internet.

Hostel Triple W/O Bathroom:   Three twin beds. Satellite television. Wireless Internet.

Hostel Quadruple W/O Bathroom:   One double and two twin beds. Satellite television. Wireless Internet.

Double Room:   One double or one twin bed. Satellite television. Wireless Internet.

Hostel Double Twin W/O Bathroom:   One double or two twin beds. Satellite television. Wireless Internet.

Quadruple room:   Four twin beds. Satellite television. Wireless Internet.

Bed in Dorm 8 W/O Bathroom:   One twin bed. Satellite television. Wireless Internet.

Driving Directions: From Krakow Balice International Airport (KRK): Distance to the Kadetus Hostel is 15 kilometres, approximately 25 minutes' drive.

Getting there. A free shuttle bus is available to the airport train station, which is 200 metres away from the terminal. A train runs every 30 minutes between Krakow Dworzec Glowny station, and the airport from 4 a.m. to midnight. Tickets can be paid for on the train, with a single journey costing about 4 PLN and taking about 15 minutes. There are two bus services operating between the airport and Krakow city centre, leaving every 15-25 minutes and costing 3 PLN. Each piece of large luggage must have a separate ticket. All fares should be validated before boarding. Taxis wait outside the terminal and cost around 77 PLN to downtown Krakow. Prices are all subject to change.

Getting around. Rickshaws, horse-drawn carriages, and electric carts transport visitors through Krakow's historic city centre. Much of the city centre has been pedestrianised, while buses and trams navigate everywhere else. A one-day travel pass costs 10 PLN; an adult single ticket is 2.50 PLN. A relatively economical way to get around is via taxis, which are plentiful throughout the city.