Hotel Pietryna

"Excelent location, nice stuffs"

Good Time Aparthotel

"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."

Hotel Tobaco

"Hotel is lovely. Reception staff very helpful. We arrived on a early flight and decided to drop our bags at the hotel and return in the afternoon to check in, upon arrival we were told our room was in fact ready for us, which was great. Room was very clean, beds were comfy. Bathroom good size and very clean, hand soap provided smelt lovely! Tram and bus stop directly outside of hotel. Shop next door too! Would say it was around a 20-25 min walk to main Piotrkowska Street, didn't appear to be much around the hotel in terms of bars and restaurants, but we are happy to walk and discover the area. Overall great stay. "

Aiden by Best Western Lodz

"Sometimes, you really do get what you pay for. I stayed here with a large group as part of a schools visit. I cannot complain with the cost of the hotel, it worked out at £30 a night, which is nothing. The room was always clean, bottled water was replenished, and the bed was fairly comfortable. There is free wireless internet, and the centre is a 20 minute walk, which was fine. However, it really needs a makeover, the floral material of the quilt cover and curtains looks like it has been there since the 70s. The breakfast was terrible. I consider myself a connoisseur of hotel breakfasts, and this was not inviting whatsoever. The hot options were not hot, nor were there unless you ventured down within 5 minutes of breakfast being served. The coffee was awful, instant stuff - something I discovered throughout my stay in Poland, the orange juice was lukewarm. The only relatively palatible food was the bread and cheese. If you want somewhere cheap that gives more comfort than a hostel, that isn't too far from the centre (if you don't mind walking), then the Reymont is the place for you!"

Hotel Ambasador Chojny

"Very dirty, dust everywhere - obviously not wiped off for weeks. Dirty carpet. Very poor finish, bathroom fittings so dirty that I didn't feel like taking a shower. Standard breakfast, but with very poor ingredients. The room was large and comfortable, but due to the dirt and embarrassing condition, I did not want to spend time in it. The outdoor area is full of garbage bags. The price does not match the quality offered. The pool is ok, the lifeguard is polite, but he sits behind the door - in a crisis, there is little chance of a proper response. Cardboard boxes at the entrance, a ping-pong table folded in half. Overall impression: a previous era at a price similar to decent chain hotels. I won't come back, I don't recommend it."

Focus Hotel Łódź

"Good location, nice gym and sauna, good breakfast"

Hampton by Hilton Lodz City Center

"Reasonable price and nice spot in town."

B&B Hotel Łódź Centrum

"Overall a nice hotel, for location, conditions and service. Receptionist could be more friendly though."

Luxury apart for family next to Księży Młyn

Hotel the Loom

"They charged me a different price than trip.com, 300PLN more, and they didn't want to refund the difference. It's a shame because the property is exceptional."

Aparthotel Krzywa Kamienica

"I stopped by Łodz for a while, and it was a nice hotel. Just up there are manufaktura, a complex of abandoned factories, and the museum, and it was good to go down the road to the southeast."

Cotton House

"This was a clean, comfortable place with a bit of a cold business feel to it. It's in a gated complex in a non-descript neighborhood of a city that doesn't seem to have a real center. It's a short walk to the tram line that takes you to the main sights. The living/dining/kitchen area was very spacious, and all the facilities were new and worked perfectly. Super comfy mattress and plump pillows, blackout curtains, good climate control. The kitchen was not particularly well stocked, which was the story pretty much everywhere we stayed in Poland. They don't use cloth dish towels or toast their bread, apparently. There was a kettle and tea/coffee making facilities, which was nice. The receptionist was helpful and pleasant. We didn't have the breakfast buffet, but it looked decent."