Dom pod Wędrownym Aniołem

The room was just what I expected, with comfortable beds and a kettle. Bring your own towels if you can, though the owner will provide them if you ask. The one real downside for me was noise in a ground-floor room. You can hear everything, including people in the kitchen, and I got woken up a few times, even before 7 a.m. It wasn’t enough to take away the 5 rating, though. The location is convenient and the owners are helpful. There’s a shared kitchen with pots, pans, cutlery, plates, cups, and space for your things in the fridge or cupboard. Each room has its own drawer. There aren’t TVs in the rooms, only one in the shared dining room, and there are board games available.

We stayed in apartment no. 8. It was clean and well maintained, but the experience was average overall. The description on their website said there was no TV in the room. The toilet was so high that even adults could barely touch the floor while sitting, and we had to get a step for the children. The hosts didn’t have one.

The owners are incredibly kind and hospitable. It’s clean, pleasant, and quiet, with a well-equipped kitchen and a very comfortable mattress. The location near the train station worked well for us. I’ve recommended it and will keep doing so!

I can’t recommend this place. The rooms feel like they’re from communist Poland, and the online photos don’t show what they’re really like. There’s no TV or refrigerator in the room, the bed is extremely uncomfortable, and the bathroom is hard to use and doesn’t work properly. We were meant to stay longer, but left early because another night’s sleep would have been difficult. When I asked about the missing TV, the host said we were supposed to socialize, and that having a few TVs would use a lot of electricity.