Torun Hotel Guide - Explorers’ Museum hotels in Torun, Poland.

"Breakfast was amazing :)"

"Friendly welcome and efficient check in. Suite and hotel are immaculately clean. The style of the lounge and bedroom is different (mix of colours and patterns has the feel of 1974 :)). However all items were new and in perfect condition. Bathroom is modern, fully equipped (loo bidet, bath and separate shower ) It seems to be a conference /event venue. 15 to 20 minute stroll into the town centre. Would recommend I will return next time I am in Torun"

"It’s literally in the center of the Old Town. Couldn’t have a better location. The room with balcony on the last floor is charming. I wish we stayed longer than just one night. And it’s worth climbing a few steps to the third floor. If you complain about that it’s time to start a cardio exercise routine."

"Nice location, very clean and pleasant overall. However, the TV did not work properly, there was no microwave, and although a bathtub was listed in the description, it was not available. "

"The location is ideal for history and shopping. The staff were kind and friendly. The room was a little dated and the walls were a little thin as we could hear the people in the next room talking. The building itself is lovely."

"This is a perfect little budget hotel for short-stays in Torun. It is 200m from a bus/tram stop that goes the 5 or 10 minutes to the main train station across the river. It is also just inside the town wall, where everything is close together and perfectly walkable. The girl who was manning the desk (and tidying up and generally 100% available) was very sweet and helpful. "

"All good, room, location, etc."

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"All feels quite new and it’s a good value option. There are odd quirks everywhere such as the phone with the 100W LED that illuminates the bedroom day and night, the variable sound isolation, the restaurant tables that are inexplicably about a foot too high…. Service was variable, unusually for Poland. The restaurant attached has some pretensions and innovative dishes that are universally terrible, do avoid. "