This place is amazing so as the owner of this place she makes you feel comfortable and the hostel is extremely clean and organized just in the heart of center and 5 mins away to train station. They have a clean kitchen with good breakfast and they have a huge TV room and good two big balconies so chill out there. I would highly recommend this place so far this is the best in Poland.

I really liked the position, you could fall asleep by hearing the river. It was so peaceful and lovely. I liked the terraces and the staff. Breakfast was good, a bit crowded if you arrive early.

I really liked my stay. I thought the automatic contactless lockers were okay, but a guy had a problem where his locker was stuck at night and none from the hostel was there. Mine did not have any problems though.

The location was really great, and I love the surroundings not being loud at the same time. The building looks nice from the outside, the staff was nice, entrance was clear, the room also looked good, and I liked that there was a terrace.

The included breakfast/kitchen could use some improvement. Though the breakfast itself maybe wasn't too bad (I was just missing some eggs, maybe fruit, though not sure if it was there at the very beginning, as I arrived to breakfast later than others), the vibe of it was a little bit sad looking - the kitchen could use some pop of color, and for there to be more seating/a separate room for such occasion, so you start your day in a less depressing environment haha. The room was nice! However, what I'd love would be curtains for beds (not the worst there is though...), and for the jingle melody to be taken off the lockers, as you don't wanna bother or be bothered by others using their lockers while others in the room are sleeping.

Themed rooms were nice. I like the TV/game room. It was a nice place to chill. Receptionists were generally helpful and nice. The balconies were nice, but it was too cold to use them.

I heard the breakfast was "good," but it was just bread, jam and cereal (and instant coffee or tea). I would call that the bare minimum. If they offered scrambled eggs, cheese or meat, that would be "good" in my opinion.

The staff made a huge difference for me. They were extremely helpful and friendly. Good location was a plus, too.

There were for of us in a room, no one came to clean except when a guest left. Most of us stayed three or more days together. I know that we had garbage bins outside our door in the hallway that get cleared everyday but guests are not told to place their garbage there instead of the tiny bin in the room. Kitchen is great but the table can only hold so many people, maybe eight at a time. Two families come down, already too crowded.

The hostel building looks very picturesque both indoors and out. The dorm had everything you needed for a pleasant stay. The bathroom was spacious, and there was a cool terrace with a view of the river – I really enjoyed that, too. They serve breakfast, which is a great addition for festival-goers 😁.

The location is both good and bad at the same time. I was coming back at night after the concerts, and the small, somewhat sketchy square nearby didn't seem like a place you'd want to cross alone. There were some people drinking there even in the late afternoon. Maybe they're more "vodka-full" than harmful, but well, you never know.

The hostel is situated in excellent proximity to the center and is easily accessible to major attractions. The staff is very friendly and really efficient. They were very polite to the guests. The rooms are well equipped with lockers and the kitchen is is very well equipped too. I didn't expect such a well equipped and clean kitchen to be honest, because usually hostel kitchens are a mess. The hostel is also built in a old building, I think so, it has a very antique vibe, and all in all feels very home like. For the price, I think it more than exceeded my expectations.

Maybe there could be more options for breakfast, like fruits etc.

I loved the closesness from the main attractions, in a really quiet area, and gives vibes of staying in a medieval town, it’s a clean place, the wifi works pretty well, and there’s a fully kitchen, plus the hostel give you a basic breakfast, you can get some extra things from the nearby market tho The receptionist Victoria, she’s really really nice and clarified all the questions I had in a patient way, plus she helped me looking for new activities out of the conventional routine. You can tell that she’s willing to help

The only “disturbance” was from the church’s bell, and one of my roommates, but this have nothing to do with the hostel.

I like that one e-card to open doors and lockers. Breakfast was okay. Receptionist guy was great. The one who knows a bit turkish. ;) he was really helpful. Bathroom were in the room so thats a big plus. Electricity outlets next to bed also a plus. They gave you a towel. Which should be standart.

Internet was really bad. Both in the common areas and rooms. One of the worst. Lockers often made noises in the middle of the night. It was really tiring. Cause it wont stop for a long time till you read your card. I told it to girl receptionist she said she would send someone but she didnt.

- First time staying in a hostel, ever, and the staff (Karol I think) had been extremely helpful, polite and offered a lot of wisdom - Very generous to also offer breakfast for the price; I didn't partake as I wanted to eat out. - Fantastic location, I bought a three day bus ticket that I didn't use because everything in Gdańsk was within walking distance from the hostel - Great facilities, and the rooms were very clean - even the other people in my dorm who were well-traveled have said that it's exceptionally clean.

The plugs by the bed by my side of the room (and the person above me) did not work.