The only thing I liked was the parking near the hostel. Be careful (I didn’t read the terms) – you need to pay a 400‑zloty cash deposit that is refunded if everything is fine. That’s very inconvenient if you’re traveling without local currency. Getting that deposit before 8 a.m. is impossible because there’s no staff on site. This isn’t a hostel in my sense; it’s more like a dormitory where people stay long term. Many rooms per floor, a shared bathroom with curtained showers. There is a kitchen. The bed is old, stained, patched, and patched up. Sound insulation is terrible – kids run and play on the floor until late at night. Everyone starts moving and cooking from the morning – the smell of garlic‑fried potatoes greets you. Shelves with shoes line the corridor and clothes dry there. It’s unlikely you’ll find a place to rest and sleep after a trip.
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