Tamada

The room looked unfinished, with wires hanging from the ceiling and walls, and the bathroom sink was too small even for one child. There were parties that made it very noisy, and people smoked everywhere, including the corridors and rooms. There was no fire alarm installed. Next time I won’t stay here. No comment, the pictures speak for themselves.

For a road trip, it’s still a good place to stay because of the location. The room was small but okay, though sound carried very badly between rooms. I’d look elsewhere for breakfast, since the price didn’t match the value.

We had a great one-night stay, but nobody told us before booking that there’d be parties on weekends. There was a birthday party, and the music came through very loudly in our room.

We booked eight days but left after just 15 hours and checked into another hotel. This should be a minus rating, but Google won’t allow it. Maybe Hotel Tamada could offer the Polish Ministry of Justice a place to house the next round of inmates. Prisoners in any modern first world country probably get better accommodation, and at least they don’t have to pay. The hosts somehow made it feel like we were part of the parties held on site. The smell of vomit, alcohol, and cigarettes was nauseating, and even the towels they provided were covered in it. The rooms were tiny and basic, with exposed brick, cables dangling from the walls, and zero amenities. No kettle in the room, either. Maybe they expect guests to use the on site restaurant? The reception already gave warning signs: broken door fixtures, electrical wires coming out of the wall, and walls with a questionable shade of white that looked like years of dirt. The guest rooms had electrical wires coming out of the walls too. Maybe it’s a modern art installation, or perhaps the building isn’t up to code. You’ve been warned.