Bydgoszcz Hiking Hotels

THE BEST Hiking Hotels in Bydgoszcz

Name: Villa Solankowa
Address: ul. Solankowa 72, Inowroclaw, 88-100, Poland
Telephone: (052) 357 98 03

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1. City Hotel
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262 reviews
#1 Best Value of 2 Bydgoszcz Hiking Hotels
"Stayed here for 4 weeks on business, rooms pretty basic but clean, Wi-Fi not the best but came prepared with hard wire, most if not all the staff speak English and are very friendly and courteous, Silver service in..."
2. Hotel Best Inn
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20 reviews
#2 Best Value of 2 Bydgoszcz Hiking Hotels
"Hotel Best Inn tries very hard to appear as an upscale hotel, but so many factors just kept bringing it further and further down in my eyes. To preface this review, I was here on business with NATO for one week and..."
"The hotel managed to entertaining a big group of people, majority man until very late in the morning. The accommodation was of very good standard and the staff was great! Maybe the music was not the best but I guess..."

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