Hotel Olecki Map, Address, Transportation & Nearest Stations and Airport

This hotel has everything the good hotel should have. It has a nice and polite service, serves delicious breakfasts, provides entertainment ( bowling, billiard), a pub offers various fast food, drinks, indoor pool, outdoor pool, sauna, massages. 20 m from the main building there is a restaurant that will meet the expectations of selected guests. The hotel's surroundings are very interesting, it is located on the waterfall.

I stayed in October for 2 nights during a business trip. Receptionist was very helpful and speak very good English. Room was very clean and comfortable. There are plenty of free parking places and you can park you car easily. Location was okay quite close to city center. There are complimentary water and coffee in the room. Breakfast was excellent. Wifi free and signal was good. There is a minibar in the room but it is empty you can put your drinks or food. There is also a flower shop at the entrance and you can exchange money there. Rate was better then the bank.

In Hilton you get what you pay - you never get personality, but you get a generic, positive hotel experience. Local main square is by the corner. Has some basic services. Train/bus station is not within nice walking distance. There is one Auschwitz-sized reason for that. Public transport in general is better than in most Polish towns.

I booked this hotel mainly for convenience to get to Auschwitz for a 9.30am tour, but I also wanted to treat myself to the superior double room & the spa the evening before. Firstly, there were 2 single beds rather than a double (see photo) and they said sometimes in Poland a ”double” refers to 2 singles. It's misleading and I find it odd they're not more clear, especially as they must've had similar complaints about this before, so beware! Secondly, I went down to the spa to spend time in the sauna and jacuzzi but the area was drafty because the door to a strange patio area was open. I think this is where the outdoor pool normally is but there was nothing there but a couple of chairs and an umbrella, so this was another let down. Thirdly, and the worst thing of all, was the breakfast. Awful all round, I've only ever had as bad a breakfast once before and that was in a Travelodge. The coffee was bland, the choice of food was limited, a lot of the spread was cheaply presented and nothing like the photos, so beware. Worst of all was the fruit which was rancid, literally. See my photo, it's quite unbelievable. Also, rather disappointingly, I was looking forward to having a pint in the cellar bar but I discovered it was only open certain evenings, I was gutted, nothing seemed to be going right here. The only reason I gave this 2 star rather than 1 was because of the dinner. I had purchased it as part of a package with the room and had it in a restaurant attached to the hotel. After reading the menu for a while the waitress told me I needed another menu for the package deal so of course I was suspicious. I've taken a photo of this menu as you should be aware the choice is limited. I ordered the zur, dumplings & tiramisu. For all I know it was all defrosted but to be fair it tasted really good, so this was a saving grace. Anyway, please beware of my points, its not a great hotel but it is just a 5-10 minute taxi ride to Auschwitz (1) so it is convenient, though there will be closer smaller hotels or B&B's that are a closer walking distance I'm sure. I have been totally transparent with this review and often I wish hotels could do the same, please don't be surprised if your stay is not as good as you expected.