Absolutely the best resort I've ever visited so far with the best pools and relaxationread more

Beautiful hotel. Hands down best breakfast buffet I have ever seen! Plenty of options for…read morevegetarian, vegan and gluten-free. Headed flooring in bathrooms. Plenty of storage for clothing. If you want to skip room cleaning, leave a bag on door and they leave you a treat. Enjoyed my dinner at downstairs. My four-night business stay was fantastic!

The good: The hotel staff is very nice and accommodating. Receptionists have been extremely nice…read moreand helpful. The rooms are nice, clean, and up to date. It is not too far from Manufactura or Piotrkowska street and there are stops for the tram right outside. The restaurant has been good as well for breakfast and dinner and the servers have been great. The not-so-good: The location of the hotel isn't in the nicest area and the tram/traffic is noisy so we can't really keep our windows open because then it's a lot worse. Also, there was a party downstairs until about 3am, when the party guests were going back to the rooms, two guests (very drunk) walked back and forth on our floor screaming, "YOLO!!" at the top of his lungs over and over and nobody asked him to stop.

One of my favorite hotels in Europe! Each room is unique and the hallways are sumptuously decorated…read morewith gorgeous vintage/antique pieces. As you can tell from their website, they decorate each room according to a different movie theme. They also provide fundamentally good hotel rooms. That is, the room I had was spacious, there was plenty of closet space to store clothes, there was a tea kettle, beds + linens were good, lighting good, wifi access was good, even though I was on the top floor, and bathrooms were great! One thing to be forewarned about is that this is an older building and my part of the building had no elevator, so if you book a room, you may want to confirm which level you are on, if you don't want to got up a lot of stairs. The location is fantastic: On the main street in Lodz, though note that it's pedestrian and taxi only, so if you're using Uber, for example, you drop-off/pick-up points are at the nearest intersection a very short walk away. There is a restaurant in the hotel, but I didn't try it. You're on the main street in Lodz, so there are options for food within a few minutes walking, anyway. Hotel staff was okay, and spoke English adequately enough, if you need that. Note that the staffing is minimal, so I don't think it's a full-service hotel. That is, I didn't see any signage or menus for laundry service, 24-hour room service, or porters to help with your luggage, etc. etc. Bathrooms: Modern, clean, and very functional! Towels were fluffy and nice!

A nice hotel at a reasonable price close to restaurant area. It has a nice restaurant of its own…read morewith a great breakfast bar. I have stayed here several times on business and always had a good experience.

PURO Łódź is a brand new addition to the historic city of Łódź (pronounced: Woodge), and it'll…read morespoil you to the fullest. I know that was the case for me + my fiance. Heck, I actually proposed to her in this hotel! No joke. PUROs lifestyle brand hotels are poppin' up all over major metropolitan cities in Poland: Warsaw, Kraków, Poznań, Gdańsk & Wrocław. They all cater to those who seek a higher level of luxury, sharp design aesthetic all around them, being in the middle (or close proximity) to cultural & entertainment centers. PURO Łódź is no different. If you're arriving via train (Łódź Fabryczna station), you'll be about 30 min away by foot from the hotel. Not the worst distance, especially considering you really get to feel the vibe of the city. Plenty of dilapidated buildings, trendy murals, old-school neon signs along your walk. It might not be everyone's cup of tea, but I adore this untouched, left-to-the-winds-of-time approach/neglect. The locals might have a different take here. The location is rather spot-on. It's right across the mega-shopping center complex (over 300 stores), formerly a textile mill, Manufaktura. Considering the proximity, you'd be a fool not to step foot in there, even if simply to snatch a pic with the massive Manufaktura signage. Personal favs in Manufaktura: MS2 Art Museum + Museum of the City of Lodz (Muzeum Miasta Łodzi). Also, if you really despise your stay at PURO (highly unlikely), there's another hotel within Manufaktura, the infamous Vienna House Andel's Lodz. Why infamous? Well, there's this one enticing detail: a glass-enclosed rooftop pool with a view of Łódź. You'll actually get to see Andel's guests do laps from PURO's bar on the top floor. We checked in during Easter and considering that Poland is an *extremely* Christian country, the entire hotel was pretty much to our disposal. Because of that, we got to: - Dine A L O N E at the Miska Gastro, with a seating capacity of at least 100+! - Watch Netflix's "Homecoming: A Film" in the private theater, Cinema Paradiso just by ourselves - Have the whole bar with a terrace on the top floor to ourselves multiple times during our stay The staff has been on the younger side (speaking as someone in his early 30's), but they've had a professional yet upbeat attitude. When we needed our tv fixed (software reset), they were in our room in a jiffy. As to our room, we stayed in a Junior Suite, and it exceeded all of our expectations. Or maybe it's just the fact that as long as you give me a Nespresso machine & a tablet to control the room, I'll be content? Anyways, we can't wait to check out the other PURO Hotels in Poland! P.S. They also have a dedicated app, "Porter & Sail," that makes your stay even a bit more high-tech.

An OK value for money. Rooms clean, tight. Service is polite and helpful. Good place to stay for a…read moreday or two. Nothing fancy though. If you're looking for style, check out hotel Andels in Łódź. The price range is way higher though.

It's a nice hotel, very modern on the inside and when you first enter it looks MASSIVE. The staff…read moreare very friendly and accommodating, and the food/beer is very affordable if you are coming over from Europe. That being said the rooms themselves are a bit on the small side. It's a bit odd, as the hallways and open areas are just so enormous, but when you get in your room, although it is very modern and nice looking, they are a bit on the small side.