Anonymous
I visited around 5 PM on a Saturday in late September. Upon check-in, I was given an RFID bracelet that I scanned to get in and that gave me access to a locker. You are not permitted to wear your shoes in the locker room area, so either bring a two grosze coin (PLN 0.02) to store them in a locker in the reception area or leave them under a bench or in your bag before scanning in. I asked whether I could pay for two 70-minute slots, and was told no. If I exceeded the allotment, I would be charged 16 groszy (PLN 0.16) per minute.
I was the only swimmer in the pool. By the time I left, a few others had arrived, but I had a lane to myself the entire time. The facility is well lit and very clean, and the sunlight streams in through the large wall of windows. I especially enjoyed the views of the mountains as I swam.
I was the only swimmer in the pool. By the time I left, a few others had arrived, but I had a lane to myself the entire time. The facility is well lit and very clean, and the sunlight streams in through the large wall of windows. I especially enjoyed the views of the mountains as I swam.