It was a good location for a pretty quick drive to the airport, downtown, and most of the museums like Auschwitz. It's not a good location for finding a quick bite to eat though. There seems to be no restaurants at all on a long stretch of the road, except for a couple small sketchy places where I refused to get out of the car. Room was a decent size but there is no thermostat. You can open the window if it gets too hot, but there's no screen so bugs will get in your room at some point. They supply a body wash shampoo combo in a wall dispenser in the shower and by the sink. There's no hair dryer in the room but you can get one from the front desk with no problem. My only complaint here was the wifi. It was really slow and awful with my computer and my phone wouldn't work at all through it. There is a restaurant / bar next to the lobby that is quite small and my luck had it that there was a huge tour bus of people staying here and never any tables to sit at. We eventually were able to find space to sit at the tiny bar, which I think is also open 24 hours. The food was delicious here. The waitress/bartender was very nice and spoke English. But she chuckled every time we said something in Polish to her. I'm not sure how I felt about that. I'm unsure of if she was laughing at us or just amused by the few things we knew, like "thank you". Over all, I'd say this is a good hotel and I am happy with my choice.