Ośrodek Wypoczynkowy Wisła w Sokolcu

A friend just showered and the water was cold. There's no shower stall, only a curtain on the tiled floor, and the bathroom stalls have no proper bases, just raised half domes to keep water in, with a rag where those are missing. The water from the tap is fine, though it starts off a little yellow. In the room, the windows have no handles, and the balcony door has paint marks, as if they were going for a communist-era look. There's a table, four chairs, and outlets. A bit of dust on the balcony sill, but that's okay. I saw a cobweb under the bed, but no spiders. If you're planning to explore the area, don't stay here.

The receptionist was really friendly, and the location is great, close to the trails. The room had a balcony and bathroom, plus a wardrobe, table and chairs. There was a kettle in the hallway. Everything was clean and the bedding smelled fresh. It definitely had a communist-era feel, but that didn't bother us.

The room was tidy and clean, and there was a bathroom, though the toilet smelled a bit. There's no TV or fridge in the room. The building really does look like it's from the communist era, but it's fine if all you need is somewhere to sleep. The place itself was nice. Still, even though 58 PLN per person for a night is fairly low compared with the competition, I think the value for what you get should be lower. In high season, we paid 65 PLN per person in Wetlina in the Bieszczady Mountains for much better conditions.

On hot days, the drafty windows were a blessing! The nearest shop is only a few steps away, so you can grab a cold beer. There's a foosball table in the basement too, if you manage to approach the landlady the right way. We washed in yellow water, but nobody complained. It took us three days to finally get a kettle. A wonderful spot for communist-era enthusiasts!