Michał K.
There was barely room to put down a bag. The beds seemed to take up 95% of the tiny room, and it felt completely claustrophobic. We booked one bed for two, but got two "somethings" pushed together, with two bedding sets. The sheet and duvet cover had holes like mouse holes. Couples usually share sheets, but never mind. The shower had fungus growing in it and cobwebs hung from the ceiling. The showerhead was so low that anyone over 150 cm has to bend down or hold it by hand. The place was as cold as a kennel, so I wouldn't recommend it in winter. There's no microwave in the kitchen, though there is a washing machine. Some idiot ran it at 11 p.m.; the spin cycle finished before 1 a.m., and with one long hallway, the noise carries. I've stayed in hotels all the time, which is a lot of work, but I haven't seen anything like this in ages.
