Bralin Hotels

"The elevator does not work, so I had to schlepp 40 pounds of luggage up six flights of stairs. The check-in is a little bizarre: you get an e-mail telling you your room number and a code for a lock box. Because I was travelling all day, I did not see the e-mail, so when I checked in the building was open, but no one was there. I went out on the street to ask folks for help, but it is a small rural town in Poland, so most did not speak English. Fortunately, I found a lady who did, who then called a friend, who called receptionist, who was away from her desk picking up her children from school. The internet is listed as free, but there are several hidden networks, so ... well my security software suggested that I not engage the network provided. Other than though, it was fine."

"Lots of great things included in the price and a wonderful breakfast."