Gdańsk·8.3
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atau langsung ketik aja — “sekitar tanggal 20, tiga malam”
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Five Point Hostel & Apartments sits in Gdańsk’s historic Old Town, steps from Long Market, St. Mary's Basilica, and Mariacka Street. Modern, cozy rooms feature comfortable beds, fresh linens, and shared showers, many offering panoramic Old Town or park views. Complimentary Wi‑Fi, tea, and coffee enhance stay.
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Last time I came here it was good, and this time it was even better. Excellent!!! I’m glad everything keeps getting better!!! Thanks. In the hallway, the table was missing cups, plates, and cutlery. I asked the girl Anna and she brought them to me. Thank you for the help and understanding. All is fine.
Oleg·2 minggu lalu
The place was very clean and the bed was comfy, so I had a great stay.
Yi-hsiu·3 minggu lalu
The hostel was spotless and ultra‑modern; it was the best hostel I’ve ever been to!
Kinga·3 minggu lalu
The location was great and the rooms were cozy and beautiful. The beds were very comfortable, and there were plenty of windows to open for fresh air. The kitchen had enough plates, glasses, and cutlery. However, there was nowhere to dry wet clothes after a rainstorm or hang a wet towel after a shower. The shower area had no place to store clothes or shampoo, so everything had to sit on the sink. The codes were long to remember, so you always had to check your phone—unlucky if the battery died. There was also no way to cook anything that required more than a microwave.
Jan·Sebulan lalu
The room and bedding were clean. I booked and paid for a double room, expecting either a double bed or two single beds, and was assigned a 4‑person dorm with two sets of bunk beds instead. At 73, I don’t get excited about bunk beds, so that’s why I chose a double or twin room. Reaching out to the hosts was hard and cost me money; they told me all double and twin rooms were unavailable for my dates, which is unacceptable. If I hadn’t prepaid I wouldn’t have stayed. The bunk beds were uncomfortable. The blind on the second window was broken in the down position, so the room stayed dark. The showers were automatic—pushing the button, no matter how hard or long, gave only 16 seconds of water, which is absurd. The place isn’t really a hostel; there’s no real common area or kitchen because those spots are off‑limits to guests who booked premium rooms on that floor. It’s expensive for what it offers. The hosts were unfriendly and hostile to feedback, ignored most messages, and were non‑responsive.
Colin·Sebulan lalu