Shalom Kazimierz

Shalom Kazimierz 位於波蘭克拉科夫的卡齊米日 (Kazimierz) 區，這個地區以其猶太文化歷史聞名，Shalom Kazimierz 餐廳則是一個結合傳統猶太風味與現代烹飪技巧的溫馨餐飲場所。 交通 餐廳地理位置便利，步行即可到達卡齊米日的多個著名景點，例如猶太博物館和舊猶太會堂。從克拉科夫舊城區搭乘電車前來約需15分鐘，對於探索這片區域的旅客非常方便。附近也有街邊停車位，適合自駕遊客。 食物 這裡的食物以猶太傳統菜餚為主，菜單上的「Cholent」（燉牛肉與豆類）和「Latkes」（馬鈴薯煎餅）是必點經典，搭配新鮮烘烤的猶太麵包，令人回味無窮。餐廳的廚師對口味平衡有巧妙把控，並且選用高品質食材，無論是素食者或肉食愛好者都能找到喜愛的菜色。特別推薦餐後甜點如「Kugel」，甜而不膩，非常有特色。 設施與氛圍

Hotel con una ubicación excelente, justo en el corazón del barrio judío. Lleno de bares y restaurantes alrededor. Servicio correcto y buena limpieza. Buena experiencia en general.

適合單人背包入住，職員有善，推介！

Very clean , great location with plenty of amenities close to the hotel . Reception is not manned but there are contact numbers and they reply very fast .Booked again for next year .

Camera piccina ma pulitissima, così come il bagno. Posizione incredibile nel centro del ghetto, comoda per spostarsi ovunque ma anche per trovare locali e ristoranti. Colazione preparata sul momento davvero super. Personale gentile e disponibilissimo Ci torneremo

I had the pleasure (ahem) of staying at Shalom Kazimierz from June 2nd to the 5th, and what an unforgettable experience it was—mainly because my body still hasn’t recovered. The adventure began right at the start when the room key card decided to take a vow of silence. It refused to work like it was protesting the state of the room I had unlocked using the initial code that you're provided with. After some struggle and what I imagine was a magical alignment of the planets, I finally got the damn thing working. My room I can only describe as “intimately compact.” If you’ve ever wanted to experience Tokyo-style living without leaving Poland, this is your chance. The bed was on the firmer side—perfect if you enjoy sleeping on lightly padded concrete. And the bathroom? Picture a broom cupboard. Now add plumbing. The toilet was right next to the sink, which turned out to be wildly convenient the morning I was a bit unwell and had to use both simultaneously. Efficiency, baby! Now, let’s talk climate control—or the complete lack thereof. The room had no air conditioning, and the fan provided could generously be described as “decorative.” It spun, sure, but I think it was mostly there for moral support. As a result, I spent my nights in a sort of half-conscious sweat lodge experience, waking every hour like a rotisserie chicken wondering where it all went wrong. To be fair, the housekeeping staff were the unsung heroes of this heat-scented sitcom. The room and the rest of the building were always clean and tidy. If only cleanliness could regulate temperature, we’d be golden. The hotel staff, however, were like Bigfoot—spoken of in theory, but never seen in the wild. Apart from the daily appearance of the cleaning crew, the building ran on full ghost mode. In conclusion, Shalom Kazimierz is the perfect destination for anyone who wants to lose water weight through extreme indoor sweating, test the limits of their digestion logistics, and experience the thrill of self-service survival. On the plus side, I now have a new appreciation for oxygen and functional key cards. 3 stars for cleanliness, 1 star for everything else, 5 stars for the comedic value.