LoftHotel Sen Pszczoły

Very Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : Great location near tram stops and restaurants. Easy access to the Central Station. Good communication with the hotel via email. Room had very quirky furniture and decor.

Very Good
Traveller Type: Solo Traveler
  : Cool hotel, great location. I had trouble understanding how to get into the building but luckily someone else who working in the building (not the hotel) was able to get me in the door. Very cool room and bathroom. breakfast was nice too and i met someone who worked there! there's a lift to the 4th floor!!
  : I'm not a huge fan of hotels with no staff!!

Very Good
Traveller Type:
  : The location is convenient. Within walking distance to central train station. Very quite and spacious. Communication by message or phone is good.
  : It's very old building. No onsite reception. Complicated to get in to rooms despite clear instructions. Need pin to open ground, then get key from key box. A bit scared at night for female

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : Rooms fantastic and the position
  : Breakfast, no fruit, no cereals and sweet breakfast a lot of salty breakfast. No staff.

Good
Traveller Type: Traveling as Couple
  : It's a good location, with friendly staff on site and a responsive reception. Good breakfast and being able to leave our luggage while we had a last look around the city was great.
  : The lift is small and not easy to access, so I wouldn't recommend this hotel to guests who find stairs difficult. When we arrived (good instructions on how to get in), the lighting circuit breaker tripped when I switched on the overhead lights in our room leaving everything in the dark (on the entire floor). Fortunately, the reception staff were able to send someone out to reset it (very quickly) and showed us where to reset it if needed again. The water supply to the shower in our room was good, but plumbed in the wrong way round (cold where hot should be and vice versa). The mattresses on the beds were comfortable, but the bases were made from wooden pallets, a quirky design feature but loud and creaky. Another niggle was the light fittings (the shades are repurposed washing machine drums!) being set so low that they were an obstacle to walking around the room, and the window blind cord set so high that I had to stand on a chair to reach it (and I'm not short). There are far too few electrical sockets and loose multi-socket strips are used instead. This is not good electrical safety practice. The bathroom door (a repurposed industrial door) has a window in it, of clear glass, so there is no real privacy. The door to our room and the bathroom door opened outwards, which is not usual practice for fire-safety.

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : I liked the concept of the loft hotel, it is well-designed. The location is also quite good. The breakfast was nice and appreciated the cleanness of the place. Overall, good stay.
  : Since there was no reception available at the moment of the check-in, I was communicating via the booking.com app, which is fine. So it works more like an Airbnb rather than a hotel. The Photos look way better than the reality in my opinion.

Good
Traveller Type: Business Traveler
  : This is definitely one of the most conceptually designed places we have even stayed in! The rooms were as wonderfully weird as you see them in the photos and the hostel had this very avant-garde vibe to it. It was super clean and warm, and the location was perfect (do not miss the opportunity to go to the Hala just across the street). Breakfast was ok.
  : There was no soundproofing in the building whatsoever and the very thin curtains in the room couldn't keep any light from waking us up in the morning or even preventing us to be seen from outside I believe.