Hotel Trawa 

Have stayed in a good number of hotels in Poland over the last 10 years, and our general expectation from England is far superior to many of the European hotels, so to be fair I have based on this experience in Poland. The hotel rooms are very basic, but clean, and the beds were comfortable. The nicest part of the hote is the friendliness and willingness of the staff to make you feel comfortable but also to keep you company. Not over the top, but generally nice people. Went to the swimming pool tonight and had a nice swim, went to the sauna but it wasn’t turned on which was disappointing, but expect that as it’s out of season now I should give them a heads up - there’s clearly not loads of guest right now so to run the sauna full time might cost more than they make! The rooms are low priced, so I would always ask for one of their better rooms that would still only cost you 50 quid a night, the cheap ones suffice but wouldn’t ever do again, in fact only had to have it on last minute late notice in busy season. I would check and ask irrespective for the price difference