Majewski Hotel & Spa

The hotel is tucked away in a strange alley. The unventilated corridors reek of old trains. The rooms are dominated by the stench of dirt - several days‑worn socks and leftover cigarette smoke. Beneath a plastic cover under the sheet lie urinated, foul‑smelling mattresses. The beds are sagging, and it’s scary to lie down on them, even though the bedding appears clean at first glance. I was utterly embarrassed to have booked this “hotel” for myself and friends fammily I didn’t even go near the swimming pool b'cause I was afraid. The breakfast was barely passable: instant coffee, no scrambled eggs but only sausages served either fried or boiled. I do not recommend it. The price is utterly disproportionate to the quality, which seems mentally and technically stuck in 1989. It is far sub-standart for modern Poland.

Malbork Hotel is feeling tired, it suggested a gym and pool, however these are not the hotels and actually separate and have to pay for this

Quello che serve Stanza molto basica. Bagno largo. Pulita. No bollitore, no frigo, È presente una bottiglia di acqua grande. Colazione prevalentemente salata abbondante.