“To raczej motel a nie hotel trzygwiazdkowy”
The property is conveniently located on the route, close to the Czech border, and the beds are fairly comfortable. However, the hotel has the charm of a motel from a road movie mixed with a workers' hotel. It is squeezed between a large surface store and railway tracks. A station nearby lets you hear train announcements, and the parking is narrow but full. The rooms are narrow, clearly built without bathrooms, and the bathroom is added later. Rooms stretch along a long corridor, and the later added lobby is detached from the rest of the building and leaks. In rooms there are no curtains, only an external roller blind and a drape. The furniture is already noticeably scratched, and a strange scent hangs in the air, probably from a freshener—an odd mix of musky, sandalwood, and cigar. It can be quite off‑putting. The walls between rooms are paper‑thick, allowing one to participate in a conversation behind the wall without raising one's voice.
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