Hostels in Mazovia, Poland

1. Taking the bus from the train station to the accommodation is not easy. There are underpasses everywhere, so if you have luggage, you have to go around to avoid the stairs-only underpasses to cross the road. Once you get on the bus, the accommodation is right in front of the stop. 2. There are many attractions very close by, so I think the location is really good. 3. Considering the price, I won't complain about the cleanliness. The room is spacious, and there are good places to put things around. The value for money is good. 4. It's great to have a kitchen where you can prepare your own meals. Since many travelers stay here, the refrigerator is a bit cramped. 5. It seems like a good opportunity to meet many other travelers. 6. The receptionist took very helpful action. 7. I was told that luggage storage after check-out costs 15 Polish Zloty per item. I only needed to store it for a couple of hours... but I ended up giving up on exploring further. Even a small backpack is considered one item, so I couldn't pay 60 Zloty to store it. For travelers, accommodations that offer free luggage storage are really helpful... It would be great if all accommodation advertisements were mandated to provide information about luggage storage fees.

The room was clean, comfortable, and everything worked perfectly. However, the front desk staff seemed rather unfriendly and unhelpful. The most unsettling incident happened at night when strangers were able to enter our room because their key card somehow worked on our door. This is a very serious security issue that made us feel unsafe. Thankfully, nothing bad happened, but such situations are unacceptable in a hotel. Apart from these points, our overall stay was good, but we hope the hotel pays more attention to guest safety and the quality of service at the front desk.

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

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.

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.

Good location for us as near a tram stop, clean, shared bathroom was clean too, only thing was that the window in our room didn’t have any blind and there was an apartment across from our room which could see right into the bed, we had to clamp a blanket in the window to stop as much light coming into the room.

とても素敵な滞在になりました！✨ 夜21時ごろにチェックインすると、受付の女性が温かく迎えてくれました。すぐに門や玄関の開け方、宿泊部屋、シャワールームなどを案内してくれました。私は風邪で声を悪くしていたのですが、会うたびに笑顔で挨拶してくれたのでとても安心しました。 私は男女混合部屋に一人で宿泊していました。朝になって共用スペースに座っていたところ、「部屋に滞在する女性はあなただけになってしまった。新しい部屋に案内するよ」と申し出てくださいました。実は少し不安だったので、素敵な気遣いに感激しました！ 一点だけ注意しなくてはいけないのは、この建物の門を開けるにはパスコードを知っていなくてはならないということです。事前にホテルに確認するのが良いと思います。私は別の方が出てくるまで待つことになりました笑 とても清潔で、素敵なホステルでした！ Panie, dziękuję bardzo!!

I arrived at Dom Sofiia around 5 AM — the 24/7 reception was a big plus. A very kind and helpful lady at the front desk welcomed me and made check-in easy. The hostel is basic, but you get what you pay for — this is one of the cheapest places in Warsaw, so be prepared for a mixed crowd. The bed was clean and fresh, with soft pillows, and I slept well. The bathroom was also clean and without any issues. Overall, a solid choice for the price.

The location is convenient, within walking distance of the train station. The public areas are average, and the value is good. It's relatively quiet due to its proximity to the church. You can take the light rail to the old town.

Overall it is recommended, free luggage storage (unattended), a 5€ key deposit is charged at check-in, kitchen (refrigerator, microwave, tableware and dishes). Toilet + bathroom only one, need to share with other rooms. The sound insulation is very poor, there is no curtain on the upper bunk, there is a locker (using a key switch), there is a usb charging hole, and a night light. Pillows, sheets, sheets to cover themselves, if not done, will be fined.