Sopocki Zdroj

Very good location , when coming out of hotel , you see the beach , so it’s just a mins walk . Very good service from reception , did not try the breakfast , next time I will certainly try . Water cooker in the room , but with just 4 teabags ( we stayed 3 nights) , perfect if there were a bar or restaurant in the hotel premises , we had to go looking for a restaurant, there are a few within walking distance . A local grocery store right across the street ( SKELP) in yellow signboard , selling everything from liquor to oranges and everything in between , so no need to walk 10 mins to the nearest ZABKA ( like 7-11 stores) .4 floor with no lift . BTW there is a machine for coffee and sandwiches and micro food , and drinks so it’s very convenient if guest are arriving late at night ….. Hope this helps those who are thinking of booking this hotel . The pros and cons , but as a whole it was a very pleasant experience and I can really recommend this hotel .

Good location

The place is rundown and the ownership does not seem to care. The locks on the room doors were poor and the bed was bad as well as the pillows. There was no soap. Very bad sound proofing.

This little place has a quiet, friendly vibe, and a great location close to the beach. Free parking. Other than that, it's a pretty rough stay; maybe a few notches up from camping at the nearby campgrounds. BE WARNED; no air conditioning, no electric fans available and no cross-ventilation. I was unable to sleep during the hot August night. Everything is in poor condition; carpets, plumbing, and furniture. Hand shower only - there was no place to hang it. Fourth floor gave me the opportunity to work my legs (no elevator). Many elderly guests struggled up and down the stairs.

Try and avoid if you can. If you can't.. simply because it's the only affordable solution or because you left it to the last moment and there is nothing else snapshot available try to avoid the double rooms and try to at least get s family room.. that way you MIGHT manage addca get some sleep. The hotel itself is a tired of communist retreat which I am sure was a lovely escape from the mines or factories... it possibly the gulag. It is ugly without any charm or character. The corridors are dark and musty and in desperate need of a new coat of paint. The rooms are reasonably clean and in line with the rest of the hotel. But christ all mighty the beds. They were probably bought from polish prisons which had to get rid of them after polsnd signed the Geneva convention and could no longer legally torture prisoners.. but torturing tourists is still ok. We didn't the first night in a double room and could not get a wink of sleep because of the absolutely atrocious bed. The next morning we asked to be switched and to their credit they admitted that this is the standard of all the beds but did put us in a family room.. at least it was bigger than 2mx3m and the beds while not really better at least were not metal cots and had a biiiit of support underneath the mattress. Overall not much else to say about this "hotel". Breakfast was not terrible and it is close to water if that is what you are looking for. But absolutely not worth the money