Hotel Felix

Although out of the central city area there is plenty to see and do. Next door there is a moderate sized supermarket, kebab shops, etc. And along further is the main trolley bus station. Get on a Number 52 to get into the central city. The other side of the hotel is the grand modern church. Well worth some contemplation. But remember it's a church not an art gallery so mind your manners as a guest, especially during prayer times. Out the back is a large outdoor vegie and fruit market along with pastry shops with strudel (something the Poles claim as their invention). Inside the hostel part there rooms are very modest and quite bare. Bring your own soaps, etc. Quite clean and quiet - a big plus. Breakfast is an optional extra and worth taking. At the front desk if you ask how to get to the airport and the likes, the reply will be a get a taxi. However, get that number 52 trolley bus way down thru the city to the change platform with the airport bus. It's quite easy and of course, very cheap. It just takes about one and a half hours but you will enjoy your final city views.

We recently visited Hotel Felix. It was extremely cheap so we weren’t expecting much. However, we were pleasantly surprised. The outside of the hotel is quite dated as are the rooms. But they were clean and comfortable. There was a tv in the room and we had free WiFi. The shower was powerful and the water always hot. This is a very basic hotel, don’t expect luxury but for what we paid we were more than happy. This hotel is a little out the way but transport links are good and reasonably priced. The tram stop approx 5 min walk away

I was bitten by bedbugs. Later I found it in my room (in my bed!!!). Terrible experience and sleepless night. Not best place for relaxing or staying overnight especially with kids. Beside that bathroom smells not really good and not comfortable at all. Terrible experience for NOT small money :(