My wife and I stayed at the Hotel Campanile in Krakow for five nights. The location is great as it lies on the outskirts of Old Town Krakow adjacent to the "green belt". The room was spacious with two double beds and plenty of room to spread out, however there was a musty odor to the room and obvious mildew growth in the bathroom (see A.C. complaint below). The buffet breakfast was well-done and more than enough food. Our only other complaints were that 1) the front desk staff were not terribly friendly or helpful and 2) the room's A.C. was rather anemic and its inability to control the room's humidity certainly contributed to the musty mildewy conditions. This was the only hotel on our entire vacation where the humidity was so high that we could not wash out clothes and ensure they would be dry the next morning. Our overall sense was this was a hotel that exuded an upscale modern facade in the lobby, but was not maintaining the quality of the rooms themselves.

Comfortable room at affordable price and within short walking distance to the main market. Rooms were basic, but more than adequate for our stay in Campanile. Very nice staff, helpful and smiling. Bathroom clean and refurbished.

This is a basic chain hotel situated adjacent to the green belt that encircles Krakow. My single room contained three single beds. All narrow and none of them comfortable. Nevertheless, this is a well priced option for exploring Krakow - which is a true gem. Five minutes walk takes you to the main square.
The breakfast was pretty average in terms of selection and the breakfast room was chaotic.
As other reviewers have mentioned, there is a music school across the road, so classical music being practiced wafts in thru the window all day and into the evening. I did not find this bothersome, but I imagine some people might.

+ location not far from the center, but in a distance far enough to avoid the unnecessary noise
+ very clean and spacious rooms, nice bathroom with bathtub
+ low price

- breakfast could be cheaper