Breakfast: very good
Very full selection, Polish hot food, cereals, fruit, different yoghurts, pancakes, croissants, donuts and cakes. The room is long and thin, so when it’s busy you’ll have a walk to get your stuff.
Rooms: good but quirky
Nice neutral decoration. We had comfortable twin beds and a sofa bed. Half of the room didn’t have WiFi using the main hotel network but the reception explains that we could get signal from the television, which worked very well. Huge shower but nowhere to put your stuff. Tiny sink. One of those narrow shower heads that doesn’t seem to spray properly.
Spa area: a shame
In theory it should be very good but then you begin to size it up. Dry sauna designed by someone who failed the entrance exam. Barely room for 5 people, two burning their legs right by the coals. Steam-room small. Steam goes off for 5 minutes every 10 minutes so can be a bit cold. Jacuzzi ok. Pool warm and ok for short lengths in theory. But then people ruin it, just standing chatting in the pool, completely in the way, not understanding the word “swimming”.