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It was so lovely visiting my hometown again and bringing my 2 year old to the country for the first time! I’d like to say a big thank you to all of the staff who made the experience amazing. The kitchen staff, cleaners, and reception were all very welcoming and friendly. Reception: two of the ladies we came across (I’m so sorry I didn’t get the names!) we’re super friendly, and even interacted with my little one. The man behind the desk (mainly worked evenings) helped us out with getting water at night time. The cleaners were so quick to get us the extras we needed. The man who worked in the restaurant was always smiling when we came down for breakfast/dinner, and even ran after us to our room with our room card when we accuse left it on our table, whoops! Thank you :) The room itself was a 5/5!! I’m annoyed as I forgot to take pictures, but please take my word- it was amazing. The bathroom and the room were very spacious and most importantly CLEAN! The beds were very comfortable, I’m definitely going to miss those. And the cot that was set up for the little one had a pillow and a blanket and was the perfect size. A few things to mention: the TV didn’t work but in our case it didn’t matter as we didn’t use it. The towel radiator also didn’t work but wasn’t much of an issue. It’s a shame there wasn’t a fridge in the room but thankfully our little one is slowly starting to stop drinking milk so that didn’t bother us too much. However other than that it was perfect :) lovely shower, air con worked perfectly, plenty of storage space, hair dryer available from reception, and plenty of plug sockets too including some by the bed which made it easy to charge our phones. The food was different everyday which was another positive. It was nice for my partner to try different Polish meals, but there was always something for everyone. Restaurant was in a perfect location to watch the sunset whilst eating too! :) The sauna, the swimming pool, the kids play room, and the pool tables are all free which I was impressed by. You’re definitely getting a good deal for your money as I know many hotels which charge extra for these things! Those are open till 9pm too which is great! I don’t even think I need to talk about the location of this place - it is beautiful. The sunsets are incredible. The beach is right outside, with a playground, sun beds, a beach bar, and water bikes for hire! The area is kept tidy, it’s cleaned every morning and throughout the day. Also it’s very nicely lit up and night with fairy lights. There are buses that will take you into town, however a taxi is around 30zl (around £5/£6). This hotel is also used for weddings, and I can definitely understand why. It’s a beautiful location and it has plenty to offer. Definitely our new favourite place to stay for when we visit. Again, thank you to all of the staff for helping make our stay enjoyable. We had an amazing time and are looking forward to coming again! :)

The Ibis Styles is probably the best hotel in Grudziadz, which doesn't have many good hotel options. Coming from the United States, I was unfamiliar with the Ibis Styles brand. It was my first stay with the brand. Basically, it is a combination of a limited-service brand with elements of a full-service brand. So you are getting a little more than a Holiday Inn Express, but not quite the range of amenities and services that come with a full-service four-star or five-star hotel. The location is off a main road next to a sports park and near stores, including a big branded grocery store. Grudziadz's Old Town is 10 minutes away by foot. The hotel itself is four or five years old. It still looks and feels mostly new. The staff were young, polite and hospitable. English was spoken and ranged from conversational to semi-fluent. The decor of the room was modern. The room itself was comfortable and reasonably well-appointed. However, for a newer chain hotel, there were still issues: 1) Instead of one king or one queen bed, my bed was actually two twin-sized mattresses pushed together to form one sleeping surface. That's just unacceptable in the year 2023. 2) There were no USB outlets anywhere in the room. 3) The room didn't have a refrigerator, coffeemaker or kettle. 4) Lighting in the hallways leading to guest rooms is controlled by motion-activated sensors. While I am sure this was implemented to save the hotel owner money, it does not reliably work. Most of the time when walking in the hallway, the lights did not activate causing the hallway to remain dark. 5) No soap of any kind was provided in the bathroom of my room. Instead, there was a single dispenser with a combined hair, body and face wash liquid substance. No other toiletries were provided either. 6) Cleanliness could be improved. There were visible pieces of hair on one of the pillows, likely from the decorative pillows that are placed on the bed (the decorative pillows are almost certainly never washed). In the bathroom, there was also hair under the toilet seat and on the floor. 7) No gym. For such a new hotel with a bar, restaurant, and even conference facilities, there should be a gym. You expect at least a treadmill. If the hotel can have a bar and restaurant or a shoe shine machine in the lobby of the hotel, it can have a small gym. I ate both dinner and breakfast in the hotel restaurant. The food at dinner was better than expected with very fair prices. At breakfast, the free buffet was extensive with cold salads, cheeses, meat, bread, pastries, eggs, cereals, juice, etc. The only bad part was the coffee. There was one small espresso machine, which caused customers to wait in line for a small cup. That's unacceptable. For breakfast, they should have filtered coffee. All things considered, I would consider staying at the hotel if I returned to Grudziadz. However, I would have to bring my own soap since the hotel doesn't provide any soap.