2-Star Hotels in Lesser Poland, Poland

Let's start with address; difficult to find even people living there could not find it easily. The entrance is disguised by some lady selling various objects.(see photo) You have to be mind reader to find your room and bed as receptionist doesn't move her ass to show, instead mentions the wrong door with a punch code(it is obvious that it happened before as the code is still on the punch pad). The correct pad is actually on the handle of the next door that you need magnifier to find it ,if it is your first time. Then writes down 1/1/1/ which is supposed to be 1st door,1st bed and 1st locker. Skip this hostel if you are light and early sleeper as the tram line passes next door and it turns is quite curvy so the nise is quite annoying and happenes periodically. There is also noise from wooden floor and bed brames each time you move, Basically you have tiptoe to in order to make less noise. However, the major drawback is the bathroom cailities rather the lack of it only one bathroom for so many guests. I had to wait more than one hour and eventually gave up. On the plus side, it has great location only few minutes to the old town centre. It also is quite clean. For the price you pay which is about half the average hotel, next time I would definitely stay in a hotel. It is your choice.

Room was basic , however was very clean and comfortable. Accessibility was not a major concern considering that the bus and tram stop near the hotel . Recommended for short budget stays.

Check in was easy and quick with a friendly receptionist. They let us check in slightly earlier which was great. The room is basic, but is pretty much what I expected. One of the sheets had a large brown stain on, the cleaner was in the hallway so we asked her to change it and she did straight away which was good. We asked at reception later on that day (different receptionist) for another pillow as the one they supplied was super thin and was just told NO! Super rude! Was a 'little bit' far from the main square, however with Bolt being Really really cheap, just £2.50 to get into the main square we didnt mind at all. We were there 3 nights and the room wasn't cleaned or towels changed within that time. Breakfast was a sandwich from a local Deli, a biscuit, a yoghurt pot and an apple with a bottle of water, which you collected from reception. There was a kitchen at the end of the corridor where you could make tea and coffee, which they supplied free of charge. Over all definitely worth the money, would have liked an extra pillow, and perhaps one change of towel would have been nice.

The location was great. A fairly short walk to the old town. There is no front desk or any visible service, except the cleaner in the morning. Although the room looked nice and was quite large and had clothes hangars and a desk, it had a big problem. There was a window above the door and the hall night flickered all night. A few seconds on, a few seconds off. Even with my sleep mask, the constantly changing light was very noticeable and made it impossible to get a good night's sleep. I noticed that my room was the only one in my part of the accommodation with such a window, so I guess the other rooms would be better. They should really cover the window up. Even if they fixed the flickering, it would still be annoying to have the light go on whenever other guests go to the hall to use the bathroom or for coming in and out. The other issue was the internet. It was useable for what I needed during the trip, but it lagged at times, and I don't think it would have been suitable for a work conference call.

On the day of check-in, you will receive three sets of codes and bed information; the instructions are very clear. I arrived in the afternoon, and there were no staff present at the time. It seems that staff responsible for breakfast will be on-site before noon. The room was clean and spacious, but the bedside lamp in my bed 2-1 of room number 2 was faulty; the light bulb above my head wasn't working. The bathroom was clean, but the shower and toilet are combined, which might be awkward if there are many people. The breakfast portions were generous. Overall, I recommend it!

Cheap room, 6 bed room, is a house that is divided into a hostel. I don't reset the floor all the time. I'm quite crowded. But it's cheap enough, forgive me. There is a convenience store next door, 20 minutes walk into town. Bathrooms are shared downstairs and upstairs. Just the overall score.

Overall a good stay, but the bed was a struggle The hotel’s location and staff were great, and for around 50€ per night, it offers good value. However, since I only stayed for 4 nights, I'm not entirely sure how it would hold up for a longer stay. There were a few practical inconveniences: normally a tram runs right by the hotel, but for some reason, it wasn't operating during my visit. Additionally, a nearby construction site forced a bit of a detour to reach the bus stop. The room itself was nice, but the biggest downside was the bed. Even for just a 4-night stay, it felt very hard. As a result, my lower back became really sore, making it quite a challenge to walk. A mattress topper or something similar would be a very welcome addition to the beds. Overall, a solid choice for the price, provided you prefer a very firm mattress.

Location was good, staff was excellent. The only issue was the shower, which you had to press every 15 seconds for water, and the fact that there was construction happening on the building in the early morning, which wasn't great for sleeping in.

Although it's a bit far from the central station, there's a tram stop nearby, and you can walk to the Main Market Square. Plus, it's conveniently located near a supermarket. As far as I could tell, there are three showers, with hot water and temperature control. Having a locker for each person was really helpful for storing valuables.

The hostel was located 25 mins walk away from the train station, and about 15 mins walk away from the old town. It was situated in an old building. There were a bar, a common room and a kitchen, which was free to use. The toilets and shower rooms were outside the sleeping room and there was no division of male or female toilets, i.e. they were shared by all. The room could be noisy if facing the road and tram rails. The hostel was quite full and could be a bit dirty if your roommates did not care about hygiene. There were no air conditioning.