Hotel Maria Helena

Guests who stayed here loved

“Hotel is in a great location, by the main road, close to the centre/park/restaurants. The bus stops as a few steps away(you can catch one for Zamek Ksiaz for example). A big bonus for us was the free private parking. The room was freshly re-decorated, modern& comfortable, bathroom with lovely shower; all new and clean. We enjoyed the balcony (room on the 3rd floor), it was nice to sit out in the evening and watch the world go by.(but remember, the hotel is by the main road , so this might not be to everyone’s liking). Breakfast was very good and plentiful- good continental selection of hot and cold items, cereals & small selection of pastries/fruit. Appreciated the colourful & tasty salads also. We ate at the hotel restaurant and the food was superb.One night we enjoyed a dinner with family members who live locally , and we all really enjoyed our chosen dishes. We tasted both, soups and main courses- all delicious, however worth mentioning , the portions are big , so there was no room for desert! Easy to check in and out. Overall our experience was excellent, and the very few suggestions I’d have a very very minor. Upon arrival, I feel that the detail of the hotel / breakfast etc could have been explained slightly better. The first morning, when arrived for breakfast, there was no one to great us/show us to the table - so we just got on with it. Not an issue, we appreciate the staff were busy behind the scenes but there was a momentary confusion on what to do. The room- I was confused by the fact that tea/coffee making facilities (kettle) was provided, however tea/coffee was not. Complimentary sachet of coffee/tea per day etc would have made more sense. The beds moved - don’t think the breaks were on :). The balcony can be accessed from the corridor and so anyone can enter and have a smoke.. Not great for non-smokers and/or when you are having a conversation with the balcony door open and some random person appears .. The lift is rather slow but useful for persons with reduced mobility”

dagmara · Jun 22, 2026