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Is Bydgoszcz the size of a very small village then??

I made a fairly late booking to Wroclaw and found a hotel no problem.

 

I made a reservation yesterday with supposedly "live" vacancies and today it has come back with none available. It did however come back with an alternative in Krakow!!!!!!

 

As it is i'm flying to Poznan and hiring a car so don't mind driving a wee bit, so if anyone else has any suggestions please post them or i will be packing my tent me thinks :blink:

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Is Bydgoszcz the size of a very small village then??

I made a fairly late booking to Wroclaw and found a hotel no problem.

 

I made a reservation yesterday with supposedly "live" vacancies and today it has come back with none available. It did however come back with an alternative in Krakow!!!!!!

 

As it is i'm flying to Poznan and hiring a car so don't mind driving a wee bit, so if anyone else has any suggestions please post them or i will be packing my tent me thinks :blink:

Bydgoszcz's population is roughly 370,000, however it's not particularly geared up for a large influx of tourists, unlike Wroclaw.

 

If you can't get any joy getting a room in Bydgoszcz itself then I'd suggest booking a back-up in Torun (about 30 km away) and seeing if you can get something last minute in Bydgoszcz itself. Normally the organisers release the rooms they don't want around a week before the GP and all of a sudden the likes of the Pod Orlem and City have spare capacity.

 

Also, depending on your required standard of accomodation, there are a few other hotels in Bydgoszcz. The official city site is a good source of other hotels - link here.

 

Rico :blink:

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Thanks PolskiZuzel - I could have sworn I was looking at it in English when I copied the link.

 

Rico  :rolleyes:

You're welcome

 

I think you are right. When I first opened your link it came up in Polish so to help our English speaking friends I found an alternative "English" button.

When I tried your link just now it opened in English :-)

Funny how things are, aren't they.

 

 

Ps. see you at Reading (perhaps ?)

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F4E,

 

I see what you mean, however I would have used the phrase 'my boy', rather than 'the boy'. Cameron Tomasz does have a large influence on my social diary as it is, but he can't organise much for himself.

 

I'm sure I'll have offended Mateusz enough by calling him the boy, but I've had a couple of people asking me if he's my son since he arrived on these shores. :lol:

 

Rico :rolleyes:

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I'm sure I'll have offended Mateusz enough by calling him the boy, but I've had a couple of people asking me if he's my son since he arrived on these shores.  :lol:

 

Rico  :rolleyes:

 

Well there's always adoption and if you dont want him we are more than happy to take him off your hands - he's a 'nice boy!!' :D

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