People and general old world feeling. Also the location.

Bed and lack of good chair to sit in the room

Due to coronavirus restrictions breakfast was served to our room during the 6 days we stayed at the Sanatorium. Foods were tasty and abundant but having to eat in the room, with a very small table, was little convenient. The breakfast room of the Sanatorium was closed because most guests seemed to be elderly people staying for a kind of rehabilitation. We were told that this is not a normal hotel but a sanatorium (as the name suggests), which was indeed true. At around 6 am in the morning, the outside corridor began to become very noisy, with cleaners rushing into the room at around 8 am to start cleaning around you. However, all staff was very friendly, helpful and flexible. The main door of the Sanatorium was locked at 10 pm and you were asked to call "the nurse" when you returned later. The massages (one with salt rubbing) done by a friendly Polish female were really excellent and cost only 140 zloty each; there are more wellness options available for women than for men. WLAN worked very well in the room, albeit a bit slow in the evening. On Saturday night there was a live concert in the Kurpark which is located directly at the Sanatorium. The little centre of Polcyzn was only 10 minutes away by foot from the Sanatorium and pleasant to walk.

The only thing which disturbed us was to be woken up by noise on the outside corridor at around 6 am every morning, which reminded us of procedures in hospitals.

The serenity and the simplicity of it, and not to mention the friendliness and helpfulness of the staff to make me feel better as I didn’t speak Polish.

Although it is a place where probably German and Polish speaking people come, however if one member of staff who could speak in English then it would make it even more reachable.