Hotel Przy Solankach

The room was spacious and the bathroom was large, but after six nights we were pretty disappointed. The room wasn’t cleaned to the standard you’d expect from a hotel. There was no fridge, which is something you need in 35-degree heat. Breakfast was poor and the same every day: three slices of cheese and some cheap ham, not worth the money. Maybe it’s fine for one night, but definitely not for a longer stay. Sorry.

The price is reasonable for what you get if you speak Polish and have good mobility. Nobody speaks even a word of English. The bathroom floor is very slippery, and the water is desalted, so it’s hard to rinse soap off your skin. Breakfast is very modest.

Super hotel.

The refrigerator had such an unpleasant smell that I didn’t dare use it after opening it, even though I’d already put my food inside. The walls are very thin too. I could hear every word from the neighbors, and couldn’t sleep all night, so there was practically no comfort during my stay. Calling this place a “hotel” feels like a gross exaggeration to me. In practice it works more like a retirement home, which affects the atmosphere and standard of the stay. I hate leaving negative reviews, but I can’t do anything else here. If you can, I strongly recommend avoiding this place.