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5 years ago
Service was good but the hotel lacks intelligent design or any of the touches you would expect. Good breakfast but this is a once and done
ul. Armii Krajowej 32
19-300 Ełk
Poland
87 621 60 53
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The hotel looks decent, but I haven't seen the rooms as I only visited the restaurant. The building…read morefaces the lake and is located in a quiet part of the town. The menu in the restaurant is quite standard, modern Polish cuisine. There is also ice cream served on a platform on the lakeshore during summertime.
Located in the Polish countryside and next to a beautiful lake. Enjoy a relaxing swim in the heated…read moresalt water pool or play a game of billards at thier beer garden. The in-house restaurant caters your every need with home cooked meals, wine and beer on tap. The staff is the best I have experienced.
Seriously one of the best places I have stayed while visiting here in Poland! Certainly worth tripread more
I absolutely loved this place, was deployed in 2022 here and spent all my time away from base here…read more They have the most amazing food that I miss and the vibes at the bowling alley are amazing. Its a fun place to visit if you go. Try the Domova its a delicious bacon potato creme skillit you cant get here in america the service was also amazing alan was a super cool guy and the workers are very kind to try and listen to you and help you in any way they can. This place was an amazing place to escape to when you felt homesick
Plays new country music in the restaurant, which is something I hardly (if ever) experience in…read morePoland. Then it plays good upbeat American music upstairs at the bowling alley/bar. The food has been great both times I went, and the atmosphere is very cool. This place is a gem in a small town. Only thing to be advised of if you are American is that they don't have an English menu. So you'll definitely have to pull out your Google Translate.
This place is awesome, food is great, drinks are always coming. If you have the need for a dance…read morefloor, just head upstairs for a friendly atmosphere and music. Highly recommend Kuznia for family and friends.
So imagine a country with a crumbling, dated economy, that nonetheless invests a ton of money into…read moremany vacation resorts for the employees of different, state-owned factories, schools, universities as well as the government agencies itself... So they build these huge, concrete buildings in various parts of the country, roads leading to them, they connect them to water and electricity... The economic sense does not matter as the economy is supposed to be centrally planned and completely controlled. As well as the place where the people will be assigned to spend their vacation after the days of hard work for the motherland. So, 30 years after the collapse of this country, Poland is spotted with these old resorts, all resembling one another. Some well-cared of, modernized and even pretty comfy, some fallen into disrepair, but all unmistakably belonging to the same era. "Energetyk" is surely one of them. A lot of work was put into saving it from ruin and now it is not in a bad shape. Private owners took it from the hands of a state-owned entity and try to make some money out of it. So, it's not a five-star hotel, it's something closer to a boarding house, but the location is great - right on the lakeshore. School-like cafeteria is serving some good, Polish cuisine and there are tables on the terrace where you can sip your cofee or beer and admire the lake - Jezioro Rajgrodzkie. You can rent a boat or a pedalo as well. Probably good as a lodging for the conference participants or something similar.
