Pałac Łochów

Everything was top.

Ireneusz·Há um mês

The palace sits in a gorgeous spot on the outskirts of the city, close to the Liwiec River where you can unwind, a pond that hosts delightful frog concerts at night, and a beautiful historic wooden church; the surroundings and the hotel grounds feel like a fairy tale. The pool is available even after check‑out, which was a nice touch. The breakfast truly stands out—it's not the usual hotel fare but a carefully selected, often local spread. The picturesque setting and church make it a dream wedding venue, which can get very noisy. I also didn’t like that, despite selecting a “double bed” room, the receptionist made it a problem and we only received a double bed after my husband intervened. It would be better to honestly state on Booking how many twin rooms and double rooms you have; gambling with room types only after arrival isn’t fair. This is something that slightly discourages me from staying at the Palace Łochów again.

Olga·Há um mês

The breakfasts were fantastic, but there is no such thing.

Krystian·Há um mês

“Hyvä ensivaikutelma hämää, paikka ei ole neljän tähden arvoinen”

The location was great for a cyclist, the area charming, and the breakfast good. The beds were old, low, creaky, and too soft. The breakfast building was very far and noisy, and we even stole a fridge.

Pirjo·Há um mês

The palace atmosphere was wonderful, with plenty of curiosities on the grounds. There’s a place to walk, children enjoyed the playground (though it could use more equipment) and friendly animals (we fell in love with the sheep). Hammocks, seating areas, and plenty of greenery are everywhere, showing that someone is trying to keep the place interesting. The reception staff were a bit closed off; only the last woman (with dark hair) said goodbye with a smile and was very warm. There were no small plates in the room, not even tiny ones for a cup of hot tea.

Sowińska·Há um mês