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Hotel Saski is an unusual beast. Occupying a bewitchingly charming corner of Stare Miasto, Saski carries itself with the intensity of a faded grand old hotel. The century-old elevator is a showpiece, and the expansive, empty lobby calls to mind vanquished grandeur.
However, Saski's 60 rooms are less charming than assembly line. An orange-and-beige color palette and matching upholstery set an aesthetically unambitious—though perfectly serviceable—tone. Window valences are especially fancy. Furniture consists of simple, mass-produced light wood pieces, all on a dated modern theme. The wall-to-wall carpets, large wall mirrors, and paneled walls in hallways are a competent, if uninspiring, testament to a relatively recent renovation.
Upsides include window flower boxes and gleaming tiled bathrooms, mini-fridges in suites provide an additional draw. Then there's the convenient location, on a gorgeous Stare Miasto street close to Rynek Główny.
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