Once hostelling in Poland meant curfews and growling staff. Then any Tomek, Ryszek or Harold with a room was throwing in a couple of bunk beds and getting listed by hostel booking sites as a legitimate business. Luckily the Melody Hostel has come up with a concept that they have clearly put some effort into. Their series of dorms and private rooms (some with impressive new bathrooms that many top hotels would envy) named after a style of music which then dictates the décor. Our favourite has to be the Disco room, with a cracking 70s colour scheme, disco vinyl on the walls and windows overlooking the square – but not a bunk bed in site despite its ability to sleep six. Revolutionary. Friendly staff, communal area, market square location and free Wi-Fi complete the tune.

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• Emily 02 April 2011
  Great location and a staff who knows their stuff! It felt more like a hotel than a hostel, but the price was great!