LGBT Welcoming Hotels in Poland

I am writing to express my profound concern regarding a distressing incident involving your hotel's airport shuttle service. While my overall stay was satisfactory, this particular event has compelled me to share my experience. On Sunday, August 9, at approximately 7:30 AM, while en route to the airport, a female passenger inquired about the availability of space in the shuttle, as it appeared there might not be enough room for all waiting guests. This passenger spoke with a distinct Russian/Ukrainian accent. The driver, an individual whose demeanor suggested a significant lack of professional composure and customer service skills, responded to her legitimate concern with immediate and unwarranted hostility. He aggressively raised his voice, verbally admonishing her inquiry and stating, in a confrontational tone, that there was "another shuttle." This information, however, had not been conveyed to passengers beforehand, leaving her with no prior knowledge. His aggressive outburst against a guest, who was simply seeking clarification, created an incredibly uncomfortable and tense atmosphere for everyone present. I, along with other passengers, was appalled by this public display of disrespect and felt immense sympathy for the woman who was subjected to such an unprofessional verbal attack. This type of conduct is entirely unacceptable for any representative of your establishment, particularly one in direct guest-facing service. It reflects poorly on the hotel's commitment

No more free parking nearby the city of Krakow is destroying its own success.

Luxury at a very afforfable price. Decor is a little dated but fabulous location is Srodmieście is a plus