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Hotel Logos gingerly straddles the line between impersonal Eastern Bloc monstrosity and quirky, retro Eastern Bloc artifact. Housed in a massive, mirrored building set among more traditional apartment buildings, Hotel Logos dramatically makes its presence known.
The hotel's 49 rooms achieve their ends in a cookie-cutter fashion, a kind of neutral mathematics: amenity plus amenity equals tourist class status. Accordingly, rooms are boring. Floral curtains, patterned duvets, and wall-to-wall carpets are all uninspired. Still, there are a few nice retro touches, in particular the couches found in apartments. Double rooms facing the street have tiny window alcoves for sitting.
Hotel Logos boasts some of the business hotel goods—full concierge services restaurant, minibars, sauna, a meeting room—without providing the entire business traveler shebang (no Wi-Fi in rooms.) A short distance from Stare Miasto, Hotel Logos is close to the tourist action but somewhat removed from it. For those visitors more concerned with a tourist-class standard than style, Hotel Logos is a fine choice.
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