Small hotel and restaurant in converted farm building…read more My wife and I stayed two nights at the Blue Beetroot during the 2017 Boleslawiec Pottery Festival. Research revealed it as easily the best place to stay in the area, and we were able to snag room #7 after being on the waiting list. We would definitely want to stay here again if we visit the festival in the future. The guests seemed to be mostly Pottery Festival regulars, American, and associated with the US govt / Army in Germany. Our room (#7) occupied one end of the top (3rd) floor, and was spacious with 3 beds, including 1 double. VERY clean - even the shelves of the armoire. The bathroom had separate shower and tub. Windows on three sides of the room. Reliable Wi-Fi at a decent data rate. RESTAURANT REVIEW: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are available in the restaurant. The restaurant served both guests and non-guests, with excellent service. The buffet breakfast was very good, with choices of eggs, polish sausages, raw tomatoes, raw cucumbers, bread, toast, pastries, cereal, and fresh fruit. The coffee was excellent! - something we have not often found in Poland. We had dinner both nights of our stay, and would do so again because there are few choices in the area. - Goulash: 3.0 out of 5 stars. The meat was high-quality but a bit chewy. - Trout: 4.5. - Fish (cod) and Chips: 3.5. Tartar sauce was a bit heavy on the pickles. - Cold beet soup appetizer: 4.5. - Greek salad: 4.5. - Breakfast buffet: 5.0.

As an American expat living in Stuttgart, Germany, we had heard over and over again about how…read morewonderful the stay in the Blue Beetroot is - any trip to Boleslawiec should without question involve a stay at the Blue Beetroot. So, naturally, we were more than curious. In short, this is one of the few places that actually lives up to everything you've heard. I can't believe the value for the money! Amazingly gorgeous, spacious rooms. The food is absolutely fantastic. I hear they even offer massages. This is less of a bed and breakfast, and more like a resort. Oh, if you have kids, they will gladly offer horse rides through the nearby woods. They also have a donkey (named Magic!). Be sure to chat with the owner while you are there. She's very kind, and full of all sorts of useful knowledge.

Stayed one night at hotel Protea. The hotel has secure locked parking with cctv. The hotel has a…read morewonderful rustic restaurant onsite. Try the homemade pirogies. Breakfast was included with room rate. Free wifi was reliable and fast. Small giftshop with local arts and crafts for sale. Hotel takes cc, euros, and local currency. Rooms were very clean. Walls were thin so loud inconsiderate guests were easily heard late at night and early morning. Staff were very helpful and welcoming.

Clean, modern hotel with a great location…read more Parking underground for 50 zloty or limited parking lot parking for zloty. There is a bowling alley and bar in the basement with a small dance floor. Only 3 bowling lanes. Rooms are nice, but there is no fridge, air conditioning and at least my room had no bathtub. This is a clean no frills hotel with a good location. I likely won't stay here again as I'd rather try a different place.

The hotel and restaurant are both great! Amazing customer service. Good drinks at a well stocked…read morebar and the food off the limited menu has been really tasty. This is a small hotel, but the decor is so unique and everyone in staff is very friendly and speaks English.

BAM!!! Like a rifle shot I've traveled the last 18 hours from my Sweet Home....... To Berlin and…read morethen driving to Poland to check out this town known for their artisans in ceramics. Driving through the Polish country side was easy and scenic, even though I'ld been on a cross-Atlantic burner since yesterday. I arrive at my hotel, Hotel Ambasada, and to my surprise I am immediately impressed. This old hotel has ALL of the character. A place were you'ld expect to see noted writers traveling the world searching for inspiration to ink the next page, or a place where photographers seek background noise to enhance their muse. (That was happening when I got to my room). The girl with the pretty eastern block face looked numb while her two photographers flashed away. One dude looked disturbed that I had to actually get to my room. Sorry bro. The rooms here are cozy and take you back in time. There's also this hippy Bohemian feel to the place that meets you around every corner and mixed with local ceramic wall mounts and historic Polish pride. The vibe is a low electric hum. Comfortable and ready to come alive. The bar down stairs looks Dungeonous and is filled with the deco of generations. It's genius in flow. Back to my room, I hit the shower. Hot water, clean hot water! Washing Delta Airlines and three airports off your body is cool just saying it, but the bathrooms give off this euro feel. Get used to it. The ceramic lady on the wall watching me clean my man parts was unnerving but "Hey" when in Poland right. The rooms are clean and you can tell the staff takes pride in their hotel. My bed looks like something from 1951 and the Polish revolution. I like it. The bar tenders are super cool and Paulina introduced me to Tyskie, the local beer. After the Hawaiian pizza and a bit of writing in my journal my day is done. My home, for now.

We stumbled upon this hotel while in Poland for pottery. What a wonderful place to stay. Historic…read morebeautiful and so easy to get to. The staff was amazing. Tomas our waiter was funny and kind and introduced us to all kinds of incredible polish cuisine. We couldn't have asked for a better experience!