Stare Kino Cinema Residence Hotel in Łódź

Hotel Stare Kino Cinema Residence is a unique boutique hotel located in the very heart of Łódź, at 120 Piotrkowska Street. It is the only film-themed hotel in Poland, offering 42 apartments whose interiors are inspired by Polish films, primarily those shot in Łódź, such as "The Promised Land" or "Stawka większa niż życie" (More Than Life at Stake). The second part of the tenement house features rooms with designs inspired by global film productions, such as "The Godfather" or "Titanic." The property is situated in a historic tenement building from 1891, designed by Gustaw Landau Gutenteger, which not only impresses with its architecture but also has a rich historical background. In 1899, on the site of the present-day hotel, the Krzemiński brothers opened Gabinet Iluzji, the first permanent cinema in Poland, making this location a significant point in the history of Polish cinematography. The current owner of the hotel is the company RR Office. Nearby attractions include numerous tourist spots, such as Manufaktura, the Łódź International Fair, Off Piotrkowska, as well as a variety of restaurants and pubs, making it an ideal destination both for culture enthusiasts and those seeking relaxation and entertainment. Hotel Stare Kino Cinema Residence not only offers accommodation but also transports its guests into the fascinating world of cinema.