DoubleTree by Hilton Lodz

DoubleTree by Hilton Lodz Hotel, 29 Łąkowa Street –an exceptional place for Polish cinematography. It’s the birthplace of the famous Polish film producing company-Łódź Feature Film Studios. Will we find any links to the movie tradition of the place, in the Hotel? The hotel’s facade The hotel’s facade, is the first expression we get seeing the Double Tree by Hilton Lodz Hotel, suggests it’s not an ordinary hotel. The facade is worth taking a closer look at. It’s decorated with a still from the Polish first postwar, feature length film “Forbidden songs” (Zakazane Piosenki). We can also find this frame inside on the window display of Four Colors Restaurant. The facade is mostly striking at night when it becomes alive with all rainbow colors. It’s enough to glance at the pictures of the hotel by night to prove it. Due to two rectangular openings in the elevation, which are illuminated at night, the whole block of the building gains in lightness and modernity. DoubleTree By Hilton Lodz- outside view DoubleTree By Hilton Lodz- facade at night LOCATION Double Tree by Hilton, Lodz is located just near The Atlas Arena in Lodz. A well known Piotrowska Street is within 15 minutes walking distance. The hotel offers large above-ground and underground car parks, which are free for the hotel’s Deluxe and apartment category customers. The cost for all others is 50 PLN per day. The hotel also provides airport transfers in price of 25 PLN. Check-In Check-in was fast and effective. A very nice receptionist Magda welcomed me with a warm smile and additionally treated with a hot, nut and top quality chocolate cookie, so characteristic of Double Tree hotels. Next she informed me about the hotel facilities (localization and opening hours of Spa, fitness, restaurant, bar). In the end I was