I stayed for 4 nights on a solo trip, my first time in Poland.
The capsule entrance is electric, controlled by a key given at check-in. There's also a smaller key for the locker.
Upon entering, you have to change your shoes every time at the ground floor reception. It's a bit of a hassle, but it keeps the hallway clean.
There are almost no amenities. Bring your own towel and toiletries. Rentals are available. A hairdryer is provided, and Wi-Fi works fine. There's also a laundry room.
My capsule was incredibly dark inside. Also, the electric opening and closing sound was loud every time. Furthermore, the area where the capsules are located was extremely cold – cold enough to catch a cold. The lights are motion-sensor activated, so they would turn on and off with slight movements, which was annoying.
There's no elevator, and the staff doesn't help with luggage, so I wouldn't recommend it for those with heavy bags.
There are cafes and supermarkets nearby. On the ground floor where the reception is, there's a kettle and a fridge for guests to use. Considering the price, I would definitely stay here again. It's a direct bus ride from the airport, and there are metro and bus stops nearby, making transportation easy.
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