Lull Hostel

The beds looked lovely, but they were uncomfortable, and I could’ve used extra pillows. For the price, though, I can’t complain, and I know a hostel isn’t meant to be luxurious. It’s a good spot, just far enough from the center that nights stay quiet. The place was very clean and maintained every day. There’s a handy kitchen with a microwave, kettle, toaster, fridge, tea, coffee, and so on. The staff were helpful, the atmosphere was nice, and although it was fairly quiet, I met some nice people while I was there. I really enjoyed my stay 😊

Getting to the city center takes about 10 minutes by public transport. I stayed for over a week and found the hostel very comfortable, with plenty of space between the beds. It was quiet, so I slept well, and the staff were very welcoming. One of the best hostels I’ve stayed in. I’d recommend it to anyone who likes a clean, quiet place.

The room I had was clean and tidy, and the hostel was easy to find, not far from the bus stop. There’s a small kitchen for making tea or coffee, though there’s no way to cook, and only one bathroom on the floor. The check-in process was self-service, with no one checking my documents at the time. I couldn’t find a receptionist, either. Someone who’d been living there a long time said I should call the owner if I needed help. Then, two hours before I checked out, a woman came to check my passport and have me fill out a form. She spoke no English, and I didn’t understand what was happening while she kept speaking Polish. I couldn’t tell whether she was the owner or receptionist. The hostel itself was nice, but the management was a mess.

We had a private room with an ensuite for our family and kids. The rooms were large, bright, and airy, and the place was clean and well located. It was great, and I’d definitely recommend it.