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"We LOVE the Puro chain!!! Our favourite hotel experiences of the year - and we travel internationally monthly. The staff here are wonderful too. The view from and design of our room were incredible. We were blown away by the quality of everything especially given the reasonable price point. "

"Attentive and accommodating staff. Great breakfast. Very comvenient location."

"The hotel is spectacular. Rooms, dining and staff were first class. Looking forward to returning. One of the highlights of our 3 week visit to Poland."

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"Had a wonderful stay! The hotel has been beautifully renovated, maintaining an authentic charm while offering modern comfort. The rooms are spacious, spotless, and tastefully decorated, a perfect blend of tradition and style. Located on an old, character-filled street within walking distance of great coffee shops and restaurants, it’s an ideal spot to explore the area on foot. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a genuine and comfortable experience! "

"Hotel was fantastic, located at the bottom of Piotrkowska street. Fantastic staff and service. The area and hotel itself I would highly reccomend"

"Piękny hotel w bardzo atrakcyjnym miejscu . Wybitna atmosfera . Świetna obsługa . 10/10 "

"The hotel’s glory days are long gone. A few years ago, when I stayed there, it seemed like a decent place on the hotel map of Łódź. Today, apart from cleanliness and the very friendly staff, there’s little good to say. The rooms are cold, the furnishings are old, the TV barely works, and the water in the shower drains so slowly that it overflows before you’re done. The hotel also doesn’t offer a late check-out option. For one night, it’s manageable — but for a longer stay… there are better options for a similar price."

"This is really the only modern hotel in this small peripheral city in Poland. Staff was great, breakfast was fine, rooms small but clean and was adjacent to a really fun and quirky bowling alley and billiards hall. This is a very quiet and not so touristy city that has a nice market square but a long and dark history during WWII."