Grand Czestochowa

I stayed at a decent hotel for one night. It was not a modern hotel with a big lobby and multiple lifts. It had one lift that could fit two people with one luggage each. The receptionist Magdalena was very courteous. I had a twin room for a night. The room was good enough with a working toilet and shower. The dining area was on the ground floor and could seat up to 50 people inside at a time. The breakfast was decent with meats, breads, and cereals. There was a small shopping mall at a 10-minute walk from the hotel. I was leading a group of 26 American passengers who had no issues with their stay at this hotel.

Fantastic room with soft double bed, air conditioning, good WiFi. Exceptionally clean, this 68 bed purpose built Family run Hotel has well proportioned rooms, well furnished and excellent shower. Well stocked breakfast mainly geared for Polish taste, but included fresh scramblled eggs and cerials served in a cozy resteraunt. September is out of season, so no evening meals, but there is a McDonalds and KFC a short walk from the Hotel. Like nearby Hotels it is at the edge of town near a major road network, but my room was soundproofed and I could not hear any traffic noise. No coffee facilities in the room, but the very helpful Receptionists would make me one from the Hotel Bar when required. No public transport nearby but Taxi's ordered by the Hotel were quick to arrive and were cheaper that those available in the City's taxi ranks. Jasne Gory Monistary is less than 15 minutes away and cost me around £5. The Staff were conversant in English and very helpful and friendly. Excellent value for money.