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"I cannot over-emphasize how unique the top level apartment is. You won't find anything like this in a typical hotel in Poland. You get an amazing view of the square, plus a large sitting area, and a well equipped kitchen. The furniture in the apartment is exquisite, and are of a quality you would put in your own home. All of the beds are in a single bed-room, which might work well for a family. Of course, for something this unique, you have to pay the cost: Access is only by climbing stairs."

"The breakfast was amazing. Room was small but immaculate and great for solo travel. Lots of great restaurants and very walkable "

"Chambre spacieuse et confortable. Petit déjeuner extraordinaire"

"We had a lovely big apartment with two rooms and everything was very clean. The breakfast spread was very good. We ate in both the bar and the Salt restaurant. Both were good and the Salt restaurant had an unusual menu selection. The pool was also good although it would have been helpful if the swimming lessons had been in one area of the pool leaving the rest for guests. The hotel is well located for the Old Town and we went to a restaurant there one night. I would definitely stay there again."

"Excelente ubicación. Muy bien desayuno. Mejor lugar para quedarse en estenciudad"

"The staff were very helpful (and multilingual). The hotel is a clever construction that incorporates itself into the old castle remains. The 4 Pory Roku (4 Seasons of the Year) restaurant on site is excellent. The hotel is not far from the lovely Vistula riverbank and boulevard, and the minor Toruń Miasto train station, but the Toruń Główny (main station) is across the river outside of town, so it's best to hire a cab to get to the hotel. But the cobbled streets all around the hotel and old town are very walkable."

"Loved this place. Great value and great location. "

"Thank you for a great stay."

"The lady at the registration desk was pleasent and nicebut our room was across the street which was only acceptable by climbing several steep steps. We are both 80 yrs old with significant osteoarthritis and pulling the suitcases from the reception desk to the other side of the street and than lifting it to the top of the steep steps was not only extremely difficult but also very dangerous. No one offer the help or even ask if we need help. The dinner on the evening of our arrival was good but guide expensive. Breakfast was very good. On the day of our departure the lady at the reception desk order our taxi to the train station ,but again did not ask or offer any help with the suitcases."