Evergreen Hostel Krakow (English speaking only)

This hostel is the best I've ever stayed. They thought about every detail and I live for it. One example is in the photo (the thingy to put your phone).You get a small private space for you stuff in the kitchen. The beds are very comfortable and steady. The common space is small but nice and comfortable aswell.They are very strict on the 'no noise after 22.00h' policy and I like that a lot.The doors close soooo quietly and the communication in general very personal and fast.Price is good and location the best!The staff very nice and asks you about your day(just setting the vibe here).Literally the only thing that I can say is that I think it is a pretty new hostel and they really need some art, photos or paintings on the walls :)I will 100% come back as I have to be in Krakow again.

Probably one of the best hostels I've ever stayed. The host Nick is amazing, he knows all the cool places (touristy or not) that are worth visiting and provides you with all the info needed to get there. The beds are comfy, with curtains for some privacy and some plugs so you can charge you stuff. It is definitely not a party hostel, but the common room is cozy and and a great place to meet fellow travellers. The location is also super, right in between the old town and the Jewish district. I felt right at home here. Thank you!

Great little hostel. Female only rooms which I loved! They have power sockets at every bed. I had a top bunk and it was slightly hard to get up to but that is really my only slight complaint.Location is also brilliant, you can walk anywhere. Also in a safe area, and it was clean most important of all!!Would recommend to anyone going to Krakow.

I was first a bit surprised by the light anxiety of the receptionist who went out of the hostel and asked me for my passport while I was still in the corridor of the building.Just after the check-in, I met her in the street with a guy who was staring at me in a bad way. She clearly recognized me, looked at me with anger and embarrassment and ostensibly turned her head away. I thought she has a very jealous boyfriend and can't even wave to someone she knows. Nevermind. But later I met this guy as the owner of the hostel and even though he was more polite then, I started to feel unwelcome and under suspicion.Maybe I should not have come back two weeks later but I had already reserved and didn't have the time to look for something else. Despite the fact that it's very small, and that the small room with toilets and showers made with thin pieces of fake wood suffers from a obvious lack of privacy, I also appreciated the beds in wood with a good matress and some curtains around.During my second check-in the owner insisted several times that he was not the owner, while I clearly heard him saying to other guests he was. I don't really appreciate when people lie to me whatever the reason could be.

So happy I stayed at Evergreen during my holiday in Krakau, it is honestly one of the best hostels I've been to! The owner Nicklas is super helpful and gives lots of recommendations on where to eat and what to do. All beds have curtains, a power plug and a light, and there are even laundry lines to dry your clothes :) Location is also great!The athmosphere in the hostel is sociable yet calm, which I really enjoyed. I also liked the many upcycled items they used to furnish the hostel.I couldn't recommend this place enough!

If I could give this place a billion stars I would. I stayed here for over a month to work in krakow and the host Nick was incredibly accommodating and generous for my stay, by the end I was sad to leave him and his place. It’s immaculately clean and well thought out, the beds are soft and the kitchen and common area make you feel like you’re in your own apartment. I met some of the best travelers I’ve ever met in this hostel, this place just attracts chill, amazing people. Including me im chill and amazing

If you're looking for a small, cozy, quiet accomodation in which you can nonetheless connect with other travelers and make friends, the Evergreen is for you. It is located between Krakow Old Town and Kazimierz, the Jewish quarter, making it a good starting point to explore the city and its sights on foot. Owned and run by Nick, the hostel is actually a quite large, renovated apartment with DIY furnishings. It has three dorms and a large common area to hang out, cook meals and get some work done. Nick is very knowledgeable about the area, can give you tips on where to go and where to eat without breaking the bank and can help you with your research if you have any special requests.The hostel is cleaned daily, has stable WiFi, plenty easily accessible power outlets and felt very safe. The locker is a bit small, you won't be able to fit an entire backpack, but it has plenty of room for any valuables.In total, I spent about a week here and as a solo female traveler, I felt very comfortable.

Great location right between the old town and Jewish quarter.The hostel is small and quiet. The host is very welcoming and helpful. In the common room there is a QR code with a very detailed list of all the recommended places to visit and places to eat.

Great hostel! Amazing atmosphere, you can enjoy it in the common room. New and clean rooms. Well thought through design details suprise you and make your stay more comfortable. In a very good location, so it is a perfect spot For exploring beautiful Kraków :)