Hotel Daisy

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This good value hotel is located in Wola Justowska, the city's well-to-do suburb, where many famous Cracovians live. Daisy is a simple, unpretentious place offering plain, clean rooms in a quiet location. There are sixteen rooms available, and each comes with internet connection, a television and a bathroom. Nearby you can go for a stroll to the splendid renaissance palace, Villa Decjusz, whilst the Las Wolski woods and zoo are also on hand, both longstanding favourites with Cracovians. The city-centre is a four kilometre bus-ride away.
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reviewed by f mcgreevy from United Kingdom on Oct.15.2011 | |
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reviewed by Anna Pawłowska from Poland on Jan.21.2011 | |
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reviewed by John archibald from United Kingdom on Sep.22.2010 | |
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reviewed by Robert Kennerdy from United Kingdom on Sep.29.2009 | |
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reviewed by Richard Potter from United Kingdom on Jun.18.2009 | |
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reviewed by Richard Potter from United Kingdom on Jun.18.2009 | |
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reviewed by Thelma fairclough from United Kingdom on Feb.04.2009 | |
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reviewed by craig mc from United Kingdom on Jan.29.2009 | |
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reviewed by marjorie and geoff from United Kingdom on Jul.18.2008 | |
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reviewed by keith knights from United States on Jul.17.2008 | |
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reviewed by Eve & Colin Truesdale from United Kingdom on Jun.19.2008 | |
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reviewed by Laura from United Kingdom on Jun.03.2008 | |
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reviewed by mark and lisa from United Kingdom on May.25.2008 | |
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reviewed by Leonora Conlon from Ireland on Apr.11.2008 | |
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reviewed by kate from United Kingdom on Nov.15.2007 | |
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reviewed by tony h from United Kingdom on Nov.06.2007 | |
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reviewed by Haydn from United Kingdom on Oct.27.2007 | |
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reviewed by jean hinchliffe from United Kingdom on Oct.19.2007 | |
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reviewed by Louise O'Reilly from United Kingdom on Sep.28.2007 | |
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reviewed by wanda from Australia on Jul.31.2007 | |
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reviewed by Denise reynolds from United Kingdom on Jul.30.2007 | |
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reviewed by Maciej M from Australia on Jul.27.2007 | |
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reviewed by Rob Lee from United Kingdom on Jul.22.2007 | |
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reviewed by Kattis from Sweden on Jul.04.2007 | |
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reviewed by Bronwin Larch from United Kingdom on Jun.17.2007 | |
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reviewed by Julia Foster from United Kingdom on Jun.17.2007 | |
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reviewed by Elizabeth Winsor from United Kingdom on May.12.2007 | |
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reviewed by M. Wilson from United Kingdom on Mar.29.2007 | |
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reviewed by Osiedem from United Kingdom on Feb.10.2007 | |
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reviewed by Richard from United Kingdom on Jan.14.2007 | |
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reviewed by Billy jones from United Kingdom on Jul.18.2006 | |
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reviewed by Verena Beneken from Germany on Dec.11.2005 | |
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This was most definitely the worst 'hotel' I have ever stayed in. We were booked into a double room in the 'Hotel Daisy Superior' by Thomas Cook as part of a package deal. Upon arrival we were shown a tiny, twin bedded room which was dark and poorly furnished. When we enquired as to why we did not have a double room we were told to ' push the beds together' We advised that we were unhappy and we were offered a room in the Hotel Daisy Superior for and additional £80. Despite advising both the hotel reception staff and Thomas Cook's emergency contact line staff that we had indeed already paid for a room in the Hotel Daisy Superior we were not offered any alternative accommodation.The room had dangerous electrical fitting with the lights, TV and alarm clock all being run from one wall mounted extension cable. There were bare wires hanging from the wall lights and the socket was over 6 feet from the ground meaning that you had to stand on a chair to plug in any appliance. The bed were actually hard sofas with old blankets laid on top to cover up the base area. The hotel was advetised as offering swimming pool facilities and wi-fi but theses were only available at a price (15 zloty per visit)for clients not staying in a superior room. This hotel or the travel agents using this hotel are mis-selling the accomodation as 3 star and upon arrival offering substandard, hostel standard accomodation!!! The staff were both rude and aggressive when we complained about the accommodation and seemed veru used to dealing with frequeny complaints. Krakow is a fantastic city with very friendly people but please never ever stay at this hotel. We had to pay another £130 ponds to make alternative arrangements for other accommodation since both the Hotel daisy and Thomas Cook failed to help us. This experienced ruined the first day and a half of our holiday . My advice- avoid travel agents and book your our accomodation checking reviews online thoroughly before paying any money upfront. 













