Sometimes, you really do get what you pay for.

I stayed here with a large group as part of a schools visit. I cannot complain with the cost of the hotel, it worked out at £30 a night, which is nothing. The room was always clean, bottled water was replenished, and the bed was fairly comfortable. There is free wireless internet, and the centre is a 20 minute walk, which was fine.

However, it really needs a makeover, the floral material of the quilt cover and curtains looks like it has been there since the 70s.

The breakfast was terrible. I consider myself a connoisseur of hotel breakfasts, and this was not inviting whatsoever. The hot options were not hot, nor were there unless you ventured down within 5 minutes of breakfast being served. The coffee was awful, instant stuff - something I discovered throughout my stay in Poland, the orange juice was lukewarm. The only relatively palatible food was the bread and cheese.

If you want somewhere cheap that gives more comfort than a hostel, that isn't too far from the centre (if you don't mind walking), then the Reymont is the place for you!