The Best Hotels in Łódź
![Experience a unique side of Łódź with a stay at a former factory](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/20x11/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/tobaco-hotel_63c0b4a4-e1612366764635.webp)
Łódź, the third-largest city in Poland, has played a considerable role in the history and economy of the country. It was once a titan of manufacturing, a history you can explore at the Central Museum of Textiles or the shopping centre Manufaktura, which is housed in a former industrial estate. It’s served by a hearty selection of hotels – former factories included – the best of which are found below.
1. PURO Hotel Łódź Centrum
Hotel
![A bed in a hotel room at PURO Łódź Centrum, with a floor-to-ceiling window with a view of pretty city buildings](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/puro-odz-centrum_d7089ef7.webp)
True to the name, PURO Hotel Łódź Centrum stands in the centre of town, diagonally opposite Staromiejski Park and facing the grand former palace, now a museum. Modern yet homely minimalism rules in the rooms while their temperature- and light-adjusting tablets lend a slice of slightly gratuitous tech. Public areas are almost showy: decorative filament bulbs and bulbous pendant lamps illuminate textured walls, coffered ceilings and carpets swirling with vegetal patterns. For foodies, there’s a so-called healthy snack lab along with a bowl-only Thai restaurant.
2. Qubus Hotel Łódź
Hotel
![A bed, chair and floor lamp in a hotel room at Qubus Hotel Lodz](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/qubus-hotel-lodz_h_ee1a0505.webp)
The red brick-style exterior may remind you of an office block, but inside you’ll find a practical, comfortable retreat suited to weekend breakers. An industrial-chic look pervades the public areas and the small Polish-centric restaurant, all faced with pleasing floor-to-ceiling windows. Compact rooms are unfussy and practical with cream-white walls, dark wood-veneer furniture, striped tub chairs and patterned carpets.
3. DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Łódź
Hotel
![The blue-tiled indoor pool at DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Lodz](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/doubletree-by-hilton-hotel-lodz_h_cae8ec29.webp)
Opposite Poniatowskiego, one of the largest parks in the city, the gleaming glass-fronted DoubleTree is an angular beacon of modernity. The high-rise looks and feels like an upscale business hotel, but with sufficient leisure tints to snag tourists. Rooms are straightforward and almost stylish, while public areas have enough groovy lighting and arty design to tick the urban-cool box. The lofty indoor infinity pool has rim-to-ceiling windows with satisfying bird’s-eye park views.
4. Hotel Focus Łódź
Hotel
![A bed, armchair, table with flowers and champagne, desk and chair in a hotel room at Hotel Focus Lodz](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/hotel-focus-lodz_aec98205.webp)
Focussing on the urban business-hotel market, the small chain’s offering in this imposing 19th-century former cotton factory comes as a real surprise. Thoroughly modernised, yet retaining a faint heritage feel with its original high ceilings and tall windows, the Focus confidently navigates style, comfort and value. There’s a decent restaurant with plenty of Polish staples, an all-day bar and a couple of billiards tables to while away the evenings after a day’s sightseeing.
5. Stare Kino Cinema Residence Hotel
Hotel
![Two beds, separated by bedside tables and tea set out on a table in a quirky hotel room at Stare Kino Cinema Residence Hotel; the artwork on the walls looks like drawers](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/stare-kino-cinema-residence-hotel_6694d9e8.webp)
6. Tobaco Hotel
Hotel
![A bed, desk and chair in a hotel room at Tobaco Hotel, with an exposed brick wall](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/tobaco-hotel_bf183e3c.webp)
7. Andel's Hotel
Hotel
![The indoor pool, with floor-to-ceiling windows on all sides, at Andels Hotel in Łódź](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/andels-hotel_bce9e9c8.webp)
8. Łódzki Palacyk
Hostel, Hotel
![A bed with a chintz frame and an armchair in a hotel room at Łódzki Palacyk, with exposed brick walls](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/lodzki-palacykdd3374c0.webp)
9. Hotel Grand
Hotel
![A couch, piano, desk with chair and TV in a sitting area at Hotel Grand, with a large rug and a chandelier light fixture](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/hotel-grand_dbddcab2.webp)
10. B&B Hotel Łódź Centrum
Hotel
![Two beds and a desk with chair in a hotel room at B&B Hotel Lodz Centrum, with artwork of art nouveau architecture on one wall](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/bb-hotel-lodz-centrum_ff44f51d-e1612360087142.webp)
In the heart of Łódź, this no-frills hotel offers cheery, snazzy accommodation tinged with a bit of minimalist Scandi-cool. Functional yet still equipped with desks and TVs, the rooms have a simplicity that is almost jovially offset by tinted wall-sized images of classical facades behind the beds. There’s a small breakfast cafe and a meeting room, too, but the hotel really wins on location – placing guests within easy walking distance of most of the main sights.
11. Hotel Daria
Hotel, Lodge
![The exterior of Hotel Daria in Łódź, nestled among trees and with a timber frame, chalet-style exterior and a tower](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/hotel-daria_b_221362484.webp)
12. Stacja Nowa Gdynia
Hotel
![Two beds with olive green bedspreads in a hotel room at Stacja Nowa Gdynia](https://cdn-v2.theculturetrip.com/10x/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/stacja-nowa-gdynia_b_170199764.webp)
Amar Grover contributed additional reporting to this article.