"To mój ostatni posiłek w tym hotelu."

Translation: This is my last meal in this hotel.

[conor.raff]

So there are some adjectives that take "i" as an ending in the Nom. sg. masc. as opposed to "y", it seems.

List anywhere? I suppose they are listed in their nom. sg. form in the dictionaries anyway so easy to distinguish...

[immery]

I cannot link. But try searching Polish wiktionary Aneks deklinacja. Go to the source. Did you try your book? There is also a link to Polish grammar in the nutshell somewhere in forum.

[Euhan1]

Definitely all that end in (or rather has the penultimate letter) g and k but it seems also the ones that end in n. Also l?

[Henry132109]

Y never comes after G and K so I is used, these Is vanish in other forms (dłogą, drugami) but remain for E (wąskiego, wysokiemu)

Some adjectives are soft and most them ends in ni (tani, ostatni). These Is retain in all cases. An important exception is trzeci (third), which is also soft.

[Daniel_Mizrachi]

But not your last time in the toilets...

[Daniel_Mizrachi]

"Hotel"

[MarkKulka]

"tym" and "ten" sound EXACTLY alike.

[Arnoldpitt]

tym sounds like ten

[JanKLinde]

Can't confirm this (checked both voices).