Retro Willa Jemioła Centrum

The place has a great spot right in the city centre. It feels like a hobby‑run inn, though; the person who showed up at what was supposed to be the reception—there really isn’t a proper reception area—was friendly, but that was the last good thing. The room had no towels or a hair dryer, the heating was off, and evenings meant waiting for hot water. The single room turned out to be a spread‑out sofa that was very uncomfortable. A strange smell lingered throughout the building. I found a note on my car about a parking fee for non‑hotel guests, even though I was registered as a guest. I also felt like the only person there. Overall, the inn left a weird impression. Would I go back? No.

Natalia·A month ago

“The hotel overall is nice and located close to main attractions. The hotel room was nice but it had carpet stains, the b”

Close to the city centre, but the extra fees were misleading, the bed was uncomfortable, and there were no towels.

Anna·2 months ago

“Straight in the centre of Karpacz”

The location is great, near the train station and on the main street with plenty of shops and restaurants, and there’s a nice fireplace in the evenings. The room was small yet felt spacious, with a newly renovated bathroom, but it was far too cold for me and the shower water was cold too. Aside from that, it was a pleasant two‑night stay.

Alicja·8 months ago

“Very convenient location.”

The central spot is very handy for high‑street shops, restaurants, and hiking trails into the national park, and there’s plenty of car parking. The facilities were clean and the staff very friendly. There’s a bar, arcades, and a lot of seating so you can enjoy a pint in the evening. The room had a tiny fridge with a clear plastic door that struggled to stay below 10 °C during the heatwave, but it was good enough to chill a beer, and it was exceptionally hot while I was there. There were no kitchen facilities or breakfast service, so you have to manage yourself, but there is a bar, though I didn’t try any food there because I was eating in the shelters while hiking. You get a few plates and cutlery, so I could make sandwiches, etc. There’s a TV, though I didn’t use it, so I can’t comment on channels. There’s a wardrobe, desk, and a chest of drawers for plenty of clothes. Wi‑Fi is available, but it didn’t reach my top‑floor room, though it was clearly stated that there’s no internet as a bonus, so I can’t complain. Reception in Karpacz is good, but the mobile phone network internet connection was poor during my stay, which was a bank holiday weekend and Karpacz was full of tourists. Overall, I really enjoyed my stay and it served well as a base for my all‑day hikes, and the location was very convenient.

Bartosz·A year ago