Hotel Holiday Park

The hotel itself is average, a bit worn out but they make efforts to maintain it and it is perfectly ok for a short stay. Breakfast absolutely correct, front desk efficient, good wifi. Single beds are ... single beds that is narrow and thus not that appealing to me but mattresses are ok. Big pluses, very cheap and basically the single option if you have business to do at the nearby (20 min by foot) university. Big minus, very far from the city if you're there for any other reason.

Pluses: - The room was exceptionally clean and all the surfaces were shiny. - I could check-in earlier. - On the arrival day, there was a welcome bottle of water in the room, and on the second one after the room service I found two new bottles. - They provide napkins for cleaning shoes in addition to toiletries. - Nice and cozy outside territory. - Pleasant music in the hall way. - Several grocery stores nearby. Minuses: - The walls seem to be so thin between the rooms that I could sometimes hear some neighbours. - The pillows were bit thin for me.

A colleague and I were travelling from Krakow to the north-east of Polaand and decided to stop on the way. The Holiday Park was well located and cheap. Finding it in the dark was a challenge - there's a track leading from the road, but unbeknown to us, the left side leads to a petrol station, only the right goes to the hotel. There is parking around the hotel and first impressions were not terribly favourable (though the receptionists were friendly). Stylistically, it favours the aesthetic of the third palace of a not very prosperous dictator, but the room was comfortable and a good meal was provided in the restaurant for a modest price.