Willa Skalka

The garden is nice, the hotel is clean, there’s a large parking area and plenty for kids to do. But for what we paid, the stay wasn’t worth it. It came to almost 700 PLN a night, and we still had to eat out every day because the food options were so limited. We’ve never had worse hotel food in Poland. The so-called buffet was a fixed dinner served by staff: two soups, two meats, two side dishes, one salad and one dessert, with no cold cuts or fresh vegetables. After three days, we finally got a piece of pork. Breakfast had very little choice too. What were we supposed to feed the kids? Soup in summer when it’s 28 degrees outside? The staff serving food wore gloves, then used the same gloves to clean tables with chemical or cleaning products before touching plates and sometimes bread. That didn’t feel hygienic. The hotel seemed short-staffed everywhere. No one was looking after the pool. Jumping wasn’t allowed, but lots of people did it anyway, and it felt like a jungle where everyone just did what they wanted. With a baby or small kids, you can’t have a quiet swim because water is splashing everywhere.