Nice and cosy B&B, their offer is like Michael O'Leary's, without hidden charges though- damn simple sleep and eat place.
When in Krakow, I can assure you that you are going to stay in your room, be it Kolory or some fancy hotel, only to catch couple hours of sleep.
And it doesn't neccesarily mean at night.
Kolory is placed at the heart of Old Jewish quarter, with its thriving nightlife.
When on your way back to Kolory, try zapiekanka being sold in the middle of the square-you will recognize the place by the long queue in the front of hole in the wall.
Breakfast served at the small bistro, access either through the lobby or from the square.
Grab a chair, cup of lovely cappuccino and sit on the pavement, watching daily market unfolding in the front of your eyes.
Come out on Sunday and find yourself in the middle of lovely flea market, with second hand quality clothing, cosmetics and zillions different things being sold or exchanged.
There are couple of changing rooms available but in the heat of shopping don't get surprised by the sight of women sporting bra only and trying on countless blouses or skirts.
Rooms clean, amenities basic, lovely decor throughout the building.
Walking distance to the Krakow's Old Town.
Big shopping mall "Galeria Kazimierz"with maze of big brands and niche boutics on couple levels with magnificent view over Vistula river also nearby.

Very friendly and warm hotel.Clean and friendly from the owners.Nice breakfast,but the problem was that it did not have an elevator for your suitcases and u have to carry everything with your hand.But this is not a big problem.
It is nice hotel,also Krakov is beautiful.

Great stay here. Things nearly got off to a bad start, due to our own error we had missed our first night of the 3 nights booked due to poor planning. We had reserved through booking.com, and the inn was kind enough to refund us the night we missed (not normally allowed if you read booking.com's fine print). Check-in is normally 2pm, but we had arrived at 8:30am after our night train and were allowed to go directly to our room. We were then offered the free breakfast, an extremely kind gesture, as we had clearly not paid for it for that morning. Hotel staff were quick to help, providing hair dryers, directions, restaurant recommendations, etc. when requested.

Rooms were very comfortable, clean, no issues with noise, and the place on the whole was centrally located in the Kazimierz district - the old Jewish area. An easy walk to the Wawel Castle, the old square, to trams, and an easy commute to the train station. I would stay here again.

Nice hotel for the price , It's a real gem, super location near the market, I did not hear any noise. No elevator , clean, helpful staff. ***** 5 stars