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Adria

The exterior promises little, and you’ll be splashing out on taxis if you’re planning frequent trips to the centre, but Adria is an oasis in an area that is a black hole for accommodation. Read_on (No Comments)

Alicja

Popular with Polish business travellers Alicja is a pleasant, ranch-style hotel 10 minutes or so from the city centre. Features include cable television in all the rooms, showers in the bathrooms, balconies and desks. Read_on (No Comments)

Ambasador Chojny

Stuck way out in the south of the city the Ambasador’s location isn’t ideal, but it does happen to be one of the best hotels in Łódź. Read_on (No Comments)

Boutique Hotel

Boutique is a perfect example of the dramatic improvement in the Lodz hotel sector that’s taken place since we first started writing guides here in 2006. Read_on (No Comments)

Campanile

Campanile
It might not be the best hotel in town, but it’s certainly one of the best deals – hence it’s popularity with the tour groups who book blocks. Read_on (No Comments)

Centrum

Centrum
What was formerly the pride of socialist Łódź has gone some way to reinventing itself – ok, so it still looks a right pig from the outside, but the Centrum is slowly scratching off the dust and dragging itself into the real world. Read_on (No Comments)

Cud Miód Guestrooms

Elegant boutique accommodation that features king-size beds, plasma TVs and fittings that evoke the early 20th century glory days. Read_on (No Comments)

Daria

The Sheraton this ain’t, but neither is this the standard hotel experience. Arrival is via hair raising roads that twist Read_on (No Comments)

Dwór Giemzów

A smashing historic villa set 15 kilometres from Łódź; either a good thing or bad, depending on your sensibilities. Read_on (No Comments)

Eskulap

Perfectly acceptable rooms found behind a modern brick exterior. Way out of town, but a superior deal compared to many of your more central options. Read_on (No Comments)

Focus

Focus
Brand new and spanking clean the Focus is everything you’re not used too in the Łódź hotel market. Set inside Read_on (No Comments)

Grand Hotel

Putting people to bed for over 120 years this splendid hotel in the heart of the city contains enough charm and panache to make you stand up and step back. Read_on (No Comments)

Hotel 500

You’re 14km from the centre of Łódź so not the best choice if you don’t want to miss that morning meeting. Read_on (No Comments)

Ibis

Ibis
A direct cut and paste from the Ibis formula as replicated across the world. Rooms, surrounding a central atrium, are plain and basic, but it works well in a city not spoiled by reliable brands. Read_on (No Comments)

Iness

Łódź is waking up, and if you need evidence then look no further than her hotel renaissance. Iness looks like the Read_on (No Comments)

Linat Orchim Dom Gościnny

Bargain hunters rejoice. Linat Orchim offer tidy lodgings overseen by the local Jewish community inside a restored building dating from the 19th century. Read_on (2 Comments)

Mazowiecki

One more commie era beast that's seen the benefit of a (very) long overdue refit. Occupying a slightly off-centre location the not so central Centrum Hotel is pleasant enough, and fulfills its task of providing a decent bed with minimal fireworks. Read_on (No Comments)

Reymont

A marble floored lobby comes replete with huge supporting columns, chandeliers and a grand staircase. Accommodation comes with plastic flowers and clean, basic fittings strictly from the medium-market price range. Read_on (No Comments)

Savoy

A beast of bygone times the Savoy has been entertaining guests since it first opened to the paying public back in 1912. Seriously Read_on (No Comments)

Światowit

Renovated rooms come with a typically clinical three star style and should match most criteria, though the few older rooms that remain feature the sort of beds you find in a hospital and open drainage holes in the bathroom. Read_on (No Comments)

Villa Masoneria

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Willa Pory Roku

You’re way out of town, but you’re rewarded with modern rooms you’re not afraid to return to. Barbecues and Read_on (No Comments)

Yuca

A charming hotel inside a modern Polish villa. Rooms feature armchairs, plastic palms, pinkish colour schemes and garish paintings of forest scenes. Read_on (No Comments)

Zajazd Rubin

A highly recommended choice if you need to be close to the airport or don’t mind cabbing it into the centre. A modern villa building, surrounded by landscaped gardens, conceals spotless accommodation and a peaceful air. Read_on (No Comments)