Pokoje Gościnne Anastazja

The owner is such a kind, warm, and helpful person, with a huge heart. I wish everyone could meet someone like her. The property is clean and well maintained, with a well-equipped kitchen, a fence, a playground for children, and a barbecue area. It’s in a quiet residential neighborhood of single-family homes, near the train station. If you want a peaceful break close to the sea, choose the Anastazja rooms. I highly recommend staying here. Agnieszka

I’ve never stayed somewhere like this. The room was filthy, with cobwebs everywhere, a dirty tablecloth, stained bedspreads, and hair, dust, and dirt all over. We had to buy detergent to clean the toilet and shower. There were no towels, just one roll of toilet paper. I don’t understand all the positive reviews. It’s next to a railway crossing and noisy late into the night. I know the price is low, but this is the 21st century.

This felt more like a base than somewhere for a longer stay. A toll booth was right outside the window, and a train went by every half hour. The place was like a typical shelter: the room was dirty and the bathroom smelled of sewage. No towels, no dish soap in the kitchen, and no toilet paper in the bathroom. There was a TV and fridge, plus weak Wi-Fi. And of course, the beach screen was there.

At 200 złoty a night for two, the conditions were a disaster for that price. The shower head was awful, with no controls, so water poured all over the cabin and couldn’t be adjusted. There were drill holes in the bathroom, and the mirror looked filthy, as if a tank had run over it. Cobwebs were everywhere, enough to start a zoo. Outside the window was a train, with constant noise from the fish processing plant next door, and smells that reminded us we were near the sea. The room lamp was broken in half, and the kitchen wasn’t in great shape either. I highly recommend it if you have nowhere else to go.