Hostels in Mazovia, Poland

”Pre-Paid” and was told on arrival that I had to purchase sheets to use my booked bed (not specified on the booking site used), and then upon purchasing such, the receptionist who didn't even check my ID said ”we don't have any pillow cases, is this ok?” - so I had to wrap a sheet around the pillow....though this was the least of the issues. My room had a homeless man in it whose luggage was covered in dirt and he used the shower/sink to wash his clothes until 4am, which he dried with the hairdryer. He also shaved his head with a trimmer....again...between 3-4am with the lights on...ofc. 'Grim' is an understatement... The first chair I sat on upon checking out in the lobby had a wet teabag on it, and I paid £1.46 at the desk for a small bottle of water....in Poland. This place is a depressing and clinical semi-worker and homeless shelter for the most part. I only stayed for 9 hours...and that was enough. The only positives were the room furnishings and the free luggage room, but of course...I wouldn't recommend :(

It is comfortable for the station, has reception h24, but the rest no ... has rooms that look a little imprisoned, they don't even give us towels, you have to make your bed alone ... I didn't like it very much. I do not think I would advise it, and they don't even pay for the price.

I must admit that my visit was to the affiliated golden moon bar which unfortunately lacks a trip advisor page - a mistake I hope is soon rectified We were initially skeptical of the street salesman promoting the bar, even dismissive. However after enjoying a drink in the nearby former communist party headquarters we decided to chance it. This is a truly remarkable bar, the entertainment and crowd were of a top calibre. I made friends which I’m certain will last for years. Conversation and free drinks flowed. We were made to feel like regulars by some of the local ladies. A certain dummy thicc woman was notably hospitable Unfortunately have to knock off one star as the more rotund waitress brought a round of GHB shots we didn’t order. Will be back

Best Cancun hostel so fun bar, swimming pool 🏊♂️ on roof, delicious restaurant 😋, great AC, clean beds 🛏. I wanna go back hostel in Cancun, Mexico 🇲🇽 someday again 💯✅✈️🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽💪🥰👌

I wish I could leave a good review. Unfortunately I cannot really. I do wanna start off by saying that the female receptionist was truly lovely. There have been a number of things however that make it impossible for me to leave a good review. Firstly, they decided to change the code you need to get back into the building after 11pm, but they didn’t change it on the keys. They also forgot to change it on the paper on the inside of the door in the rooms. They just give you a piece of paper when you check in, which I didn’t realize had a different code on it than the one on my key. So I was stuck outside at 11.30 or so. I rung reception, but no one was there. I’d booked this hostel cause on Hostelworld it says there is 24 hour reception. Also when I tried calling them using the phone number on google maps, no one picked up. Secondly, I asked if they could wash my clothes in the evening. The Ukrainian guy who works behind reception told me that was possible and that it would be ready the same evening at about 10.45 pm. When I got there, it turned out the wash wasn’t ready yet, so he asked me if I wanted to pick it up the next day. I told him that was ok. The next day I picked up my wash, only to find out it’s still wet. So the other guy who was working that day put it into the bag while he must have felt that it was still wet and decided nonetheless to proceed putting it into my bag. Then the third point is even more ridiculous in my opinion. I was staying in the most expensive (4 bed) dorm, but it didn’t have a bathroom in it. As we were having drinks at one of the bars that looks out over the hostel, my friend told me that when he stayed at the hostel a few days before he stayed in the dorm one floor below mine - and that that one did have a bathroom in it and that he even paid less for it. So the next day I asked the receptionist if that room was still available. I even asked for that specific room. He told me that was a private room, even though my friend had stayed in it a few nights before. I told him I would be checking out instead. Then he told my friend the same thing, but my friend told him that that was obviously not true as he had stayed in that dorm himself a few nights before. Then he had to basically confess that what he said had been a lie. Then he came up to me and told me that I could stay in that room after all. I told him I was gonna stick to my plan to check out, as honestly, this guy was getting on my nerve. He had clearly been lying to me, he obviously hadn’t cared about my wet wash a few days before and generally his attitude was anything but what you’d expect from a receptionist. Then to add insult to injury he refused to let me store my bags in the storage area, claiming that it was only for current guests and not for former guests. Obviously this is ridiculous. I’ve stayed at hundreds of hostels in my life and the very room serves to store the baggage of former guests. I also had previously stored baggage in that very

Great location, 15 minutes walk from Warsaw Central Station. The building is very spacious, with plenty of toilets and showers, and although the room is shared, I am satisfied with the space where I can keep my suitcase open. My only complaint is that in order to enter a building block, you have to unlock it, but at first you can't get in because you don't know the number, and when you use the intercom as instructed, no one answers. I was left outside. This is a big problem and I would like it to be fixed.

The stay on the basement level was generally a good one in an 8-bed dorm room spacious enough to move around (with also a ”long table” in the middle), and yes the bathroom (ensuite) came with like a nice-sized area of sinks & mirrors; and the ”common area” on the main floor is also a pretty nice hangout area (although just in the dining room of that area briefly during my 2-night stay). And as for the convenience of food & some other essentials, there's a ”small-but-well-stocked” grocery shop just across the street, then to the right and just about a 5-minute walk is a Vietnamese restaurant (for my ”main meals” with a ”nice variety” of delicious items to choose from), then about another 5-minute walk after that restaurant is a McDonald's (for breakfasts during my stay). And also not having to walk too far from this hostel by going the same way to the McDonald's as just mentioned followed by a right turn and for about another 15-minute walk is a straight way to the Castle Square & the Royal Castle (a ”great interior” of both a palace & a museum for a worthwhile visit).

The hotel has no breakfast, no extra bed, the room is small, the decoration is more beautiful, there is no parking lot, it is very close to the old town, it is tens of meters, the traffic is very convenient, the bus stop is at the door, and there are many restaurants outside the hotel.

”Pre-Paid” and was told on arrival that I had to purchase sheets to use my booked bed (not specified on the booking site used), and then upon purchasing such, the receptionist who didn't even check my ID said ”we don't have any pillow cases, is this ok?” - so I had to wrap a sheet around the pillow....though this was the least of the issues. My room had a homeless man in it whose luggage was covered in dirt and he used the shower/sink to wash his clothes until 4am, which he dried with the hairdryer. He also shaved his head with a trimmer....again...between 3-4am with the lights on...ofc. 'Grim' is an understatement... The first chair I sat on upon checking out in the lobby had a wet teabag on it, and I paid £1.46 at the desk for a small bottle of water....in Poland. This place is a depressing and clinical semi-worker and homeless shelter for the most part. I only stayed for 9 hours...and that was enough. The only positives were the room furnishings and the free luggage room, but of course...I wouldn't recommend :(

It is comfortable for the station, has reception h24, but the rest no ... has rooms that look a little imprisoned, they don't even give us towels, you have to make your bed alone ... I didn't like it very much. I do not think I would advise it, and they don't even pay for the price.

I must admit that my visit was to the affiliated golden moon bar which unfortunately lacks a trip advisor page - a mistake I hope is soon rectified We were initially skeptical of the street salesman promoting the bar, even dismissive. However after enjoying a drink in the nearby former communist party headquarters we decided to chance it. This is a truly remarkable bar, the entertainment and crowd were of a top calibre. I made friends which I’m certain will last for years. Conversation and free drinks flowed. We were made to feel like regulars by some of the local ladies. A certain dummy thicc woman was notably hospitable Unfortunately have to knock off one star as the more rotund waitress brought a round of GHB shots we didn’t order. Will be back

Best Cancun hostel so fun bar, swimming pool 🏊♂️ on roof, delicious restaurant 😋, great AC, clean beds 🛏. I wanna go back hostel in Cancun, Mexico 🇲🇽 someday again 💯✅✈️🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽💪🥰👌

I wish I could leave a good review. Unfortunately I cannot really. I do wanna start off by saying that the female receptionist was truly lovely. There have been a number of things however that make it impossible for me to leave a good review. Firstly, they decided to change the code you need to get back into the building after 11pm, but they didn’t change it on the keys. They also forgot to change it on the paper on the inside of the door in the rooms. They just give you a piece of paper when you check in, which I didn’t realize had a different code on it than the one on my key. So I was stuck outside at 11.30 or so. I rung reception, but no one was there. I’d booked this hostel cause on Hostelworld it says there is 24 hour reception. Also when I tried calling them using the phone number on google maps, no one picked up. Secondly, I asked if they could wash my clothes in the evening. The Ukrainian guy who works behind reception told me that was possible and that it would be ready the same evening at about 10.45 pm. When I got there, it turned out the wash wasn’t ready yet, so he asked me if I wanted to pick it up the next day. I told him that was ok. The next day I picked up my wash, only to find out it’s still wet. So the other guy who was working that day put it into the bag while he must have felt that it was still wet and decided nonetheless to proceed putting it into my bag. Then the third point is even more ridiculous in my opinion. I was staying in the most expensive (4 bed) dorm, but it didn’t have a bathroom in it. As we were having drinks at one of the bars that looks out over the hostel, my friend told me that when he stayed at the hostel a few days before he stayed in the dorm one floor below mine - and that that one did have a bathroom in it and that he even paid less for it. So the next day I asked the receptionist if that room was still available. I even asked for that specific room. He told me that was a private room, even though my friend had stayed in it a few nights before. I told him I would be checking out instead. Then he told my friend the same thing, but my friend told him that that was obviously not true as he had stayed in that dorm himself a few nights before. Then he had to basically confess that what he said had been a lie. Then he came up to me and told me that I could stay in that room after all. I told him I was gonna stick to my plan to check out, as honestly, this guy was getting on my nerve. He had clearly been lying to me, he obviously hadn’t cared about my wet wash a few days before and generally his attitude was anything but what you’d expect from a receptionist. Then to add insult to injury he refused to let me store my bags in the storage area, claiming that it was only for current guests and not for former guests. Obviously this is ridiculous. I’ve stayed at hundreds of hostels in my life and the very room serves to store the baggage of former guests. I also had previously stored baggage in that very

Great location, 15 minutes walk from Warsaw Central Station. The building is very spacious, with plenty of toilets and showers, and although the room is shared, I am satisfied with the space where I can keep my suitcase open. My only complaint is that in order to enter a building block, you have to unlock it, but at first you can't get in because you don't know the number, and when you use the intercom as instructed, no one answers. I was left outside. This is a big problem and I would like it to be fixed.

The stay on the basement level was generally a good one in an 8-bed dorm room spacious enough to move around (with also a ”long table” in the middle), and yes the bathroom (ensuite) came with like a nice-sized area of sinks & mirrors; and the ”common area” on the main floor is also a pretty nice hangout area (although just in the dining room of that area briefly during my 2-night stay). And as for the convenience of food & some other essentials, there's a ”small-but-well-stocked” grocery shop just across the street, then to the right and just about a 5-minute walk is a Vietnamese restaurant (for my ”main meals” with a ”nice variety” of delicious items to choose from), then about another 5-minute walk after that restaurant is a McDonald's (for breakfasts during my stay). And also not having to walk too far from this hostel by going the same way to the McDonald's as just mentioned followed by a right turn and for about another 15-minute walk is a straight way to the Castle Square & the Royal Castle (a ”great interior” of both a palace & a museum for a worthwhile visit).

The hotel has no breakfast, no extra bed, the room is small, the decoration is more beautiful, there is no parking lot, it is very close to the old town, it is tens of meters, the traffic is very convenient, the bus stop is at the door, and there are many restaurants outside the hotel.