Good Time Aparthotel

Good place

Do not be fooled by the high ranking..it is not #1 in Łódź. I knew it was too good to be true for the price we paid ($50/night). The hotel is inside this old wooden house, so everything squeaks. Soundproofing is terrible, as you can hear your neighbors walking. The bathroom had this weird smell, and it is possible due to the vent cover that fell during the first minute that we stepped into the room. We also didn’t have hot water during our stay (we tried both the night time and the day after). There are five parking spots right outside the hotel at 27 zlotys. But there is no reservation system, so if you take your car out of the lot, it is hard to know if the spot will be there when you return. It poured during the one night we were staying; we asked for an umbrella, but the hotel didn’t have any. If there are worrying about people stealing it, they can ask for a deposit. But not having something as essential as an umbrella just dumbfounded me. The room wasn't very clean as I spotted spider web. The only positive thing about this hotel was the location, but I would recommend staying elsewhere if you are looking for a restful stay.

The property has a nice design putting in value an old tenement house and the pre-war time design. The location is excellent next to the main street of Łódź, with many restaurants and places worth the visit. The room was small and not very cosy or functional. The bathroom with bath but no shower curtain. The additional bed, which was reserved ahead, was not prepared.

I haven't even gone to bed and I'm disappointed. The apartment has a number of lights that won't turn on so it's pretty dark in the large living room, and it's very cold. When I called the reception to complain, the woman said everything must be in order because it was when they cleaner came earlier, and in any case she couldn't do anything now. She also insisted the apartment was at 18 degrees, which is the minimum legal temperature for hotel rooms (!). It was very cold, we sat in our coats. Finally I had the idea to turn on the oven and leave the door open, as a last resort to warm up a bit. (Also: the wifi is very spotty, and the outlets are ridiculously positioned above my height over the couch, nowhere near the table where one would want to work with a computer). This isn't what I expect for 250 PLN.