Hotel Krasnodębski

It was okay.

There’s nowhere to buy anything to eat or drink, and the food is tasteless with little choice. A staff member even managed to get me a bottle of Pepsi for 20 złoty. The rooms look like they’re from the communist era. I strongly recommend this place.

The building needs work, with cracked, dirty walls, and the interior doesn’t feel like a place where you pay 300 PLN for a plate. My friends made the wedding reception and post-wedding party enjoyable, but the venue itself left a lot to be desired. The food was poorly seasoned and felt like cafeteria fare. By the time it reached the last tables, it was already half cold. There was no coffee machine by the sweets. Staff seemed lost and didn’t know the dishes, and either there weren’t enough of them or they were badly coordinated. One table had finished and returned its plates while another still hadn’t been served. When clearing up, waiters carried stacks of plates almost up to their chins, like in a social cafeteria. The table drinks, Pesi, 7up, and Mirinda, tasted odd. It turned out they were a week from their expiration date. The vodka was warm, even though it had been put in ice coolers at the start of the party and then no one looked after it. For the wedding reception, a bottle of alcohol was presented filled right up to the neck, but staff had poured the leftover contents from the wedding bottles into it, and the labels were torn. It’s a shame the owners offer this standard for a fairly significant price. Everyone has different tastes, but if you want above-average food, aesthetics, and culture, this isn’t the place. Two stars as an incentive, maybe they can move on from 90s standards.

There’s ample parking, and the rooms are clean. Breakfast is almost always different depending on the waitress. The service is unfriendly, and the main thing seems to be making sure you pay the change. In the photo, how much water do they give you to make tea? It’s not exactly enough to drink... If there’s nowhere else, call here.