First off, I liked the cleanliness. Even in the hot July season, there weren’t that many people and everything stayed clean. The tents offered for lodging were fairly large and comfortable, with a mattress, pillows, towel, and even a small water bottle. The location is convenient, a 7‑minute walk to the bus stop. There’s a variety of cookware: spoons, forks, knives, pans, little pots, even a bottle opener. Three fridges, cooking facilities, a kettle, and it’s cool that there are two hairdryers mounted on the wall. There’s a shower with a toilet and another separate toilet. Funny that when you shower, the radio plays Polish songs. The host is pretty good and kind. When we were cold at night, he gave us extra sleeping bags. A dog named Lucky runs around the property; he looks fierce but isn’t really. Bonuses include a trampoline and a small portable pool, which might interest some. Be sure to check the weather before leaving. After all, these are tents, not a house room, so it can get cold at night even in July.
Vladislava_·2 months ago