70s Hostel Reviews

The hostel is good, the location is near in the tram accessible if you want to eat outside or if you want to buy some groceries

Lots of dust and unclean kitchen stuff(ex. Dirty microwave and cutlery), plus just one towel per person. Needs a little bit of more cleanliness and care. Aside from that, great location close to the center.

Very warm room. The doors are a bit poorly soundproofed. The windows are great at muting outside noises. In summer, street noise (trams) may be a bit bothersome. The restaurant is a few minutes' walk from the main square and, of course, the whole of Kazimierz.

Satisfactory price for the service. Very quiet building, it's a shame that some travelers don't respect it and the intercom rings in the middle of the night because they forgot the intercom code. Also, no shutters and curtains let in the daylight.

Didn’t make it in time to check in….

We recommend it, generally the doors are not very soundproof :D Warm, clean, ok :D

The facility is good. Recommendable! The location is great! Differently with the service. Depends on who you hit!

Okay, I recommend :)

Except for having to walk all the way up to something like the 4th floor (and which is in like a heritage building with "big staircases" with a lot of steps between the levels), it was a pretty nice stay at this place in my own room with a TV (no time to watch it though) & a good-sized ensuite bathroom. And as for the convenience of food & miscellaneous, there are actually a number of restaurants right around (including a Vietnamese restaurant with nice "filling meals" just across the street after coming down from the Hostel's reception) and a "24-hour" grocery just on a nearby street corner (across the street then to the left). And yes, there's the "best part" of staying at this place which is its proximity to the Wawel Royal Castle at really just about a 10-minute walk from leaving the hostel building to arriving at the Castle's entrance gate above a ramp-like way from the ground (for an "all-day visit" to the areas inside the Castle, the Cathedral, the viewpoint with a "river view" & also the Dragon down below) and where continuing further on for just about another 10 minutes heading north through the "quite vibrant" Old Town is to arrive at the "main square" Rynek Glowny (with just an "awesome space" to walk around). Also, much thanks are to the friendly & helpful staff members (especially the lady who checked me in then took me to my room in like a "different part" of that building block and who also showed me the tram stops behind the building).

Great location. But that’s really it. Our room had holes in the wall, the toilet seat was broken and fell off. Plates were dirty, and the microwave in the room was far from clean. The website said that the hostel had 24 hour reception. We got locked out of the apar**ent building in the middle of the night, and tried contacting the hostel multiple times. We got in after 3 hours in the cold weather, only because another guest had a key. When we told the hostel, they didn‘t seem to care