Warsaw Hostels

I stayed for 4 nights on a solo trip, my first time in Poland. The capsule entrance is electric, controlled by a key given at check-in. There's also a smaller key for the locker. Upon entering, you have to change your shoes every time at the ground floor reception. It's a bit of a hassle, but it keeps the hallway clean. There are almost no amenities. Bring your own towel and toiletries. Rentals are available. A hairdryer is provided, and Wi-Fi works fine. There's also a laundry room. My capsule was incredibly dark inside. Also, the electric opening and closing sound was loud every time. Furthermore, the area where the capsules are located was extremely cold – cold enough to catch a cold. The lights are motion-sensor activated, so they would turn on and off with slight movements, which was annoying. There's no elevator, and the staff doesn't help with luggage, so I wouldn't recommend it for those with heavy bags. There are cafes and supermarkets nearby. On the ground floor where the reception is, there's a kettle and a fridge for guests to use. Considering the price, I would definitely stay here again. It's a direct bus ride from the airport, and there are metro and bus stops nearby, making transportation easy.

Its a very good budget hotel with several options based on your budget, from individual rooms to shared rooms. They seems to have good rules for everyone to follow, which is good. There was a small issue with my stay as i was asked to pay for breakfast at the restaurant while i had paid in advance at the time of booking. I told the lady many times that i have paid already and showed the voucher as well, but she was not impressed. that was bit annoying. Matter was resolved in the end, when she accepted her mistake and apologized. That is a sign of good people. So, in the end good experience.

The girls at the reception are so unfriendly. You won't ask them anything extra, which is very unusual. Usually even the worst hostel can be saved by great friendly staff. Next. They gave me a walk-through room. That is, I deliberately chose a room with fewer beds to feel safe. But while I'm sleeping, strangers literally walk past me and my things🤡 I closed the door to the room several times, but each time it turned out to be unlocked. I told the reception about this, they told me that ”no, the room is not a walk-through, but yes, there are 2 doors”. When I commented that someone was walking there all night, I only received indignation in the form of shaking my head🤡 The hostel has a common area near the reception area, but it is uncomfortable to be there. There is no kitchen. The bathroom and shower are separate for men, separately for women. The interior is depressing. Naked men with bellies are walking along the corridor🤡. The bed in the room is creaky. There is no air conditioning. After my experience of staying in many hostels in Europe, this one turned out to be the worst🥸

The location is 30 to 40 minutes by tram from Old town square. The price is cheap but the reception smell very bad, and the room also smell bad. Lucky the wash room and bathroom is still fine. The receptionist do not speak English or she just don't want to talk. Everything was body language. But she did email and send messages to trip to tell me the main door password. I suppose she don't speak English. 1 more thing is the hostel do not have a signboard. But Google map location is correct. Fro.m the airport to the hostel need around 1hour time. Take FlixBus to city and change tram to halo wola station.

self-service check-in worked very well, instead of staying at the airport during the night for a flight early in the morning, I could sleep some hours and take a shower

Awesome, fantastic, great!