Sauna «Mokry Kot»

I recommend it 100%, a great place to relax and get healthy with friends. All the conditions are there - a toilet, a shower, a bucket for pouring, some utensils, detergent for them, cups, tea, a kettle, a column, cards as if there were backgammon, tables, benches, garbage bags, a bucket for soaking brooms, aroma oils, hats, a vessel for pouring water on the stones (you need to be careful, because the sauna is electric, but unlike others, you can pour water, two or three scoops at a time - the golden mean). On the street there are also benches with a table, an open stove with a grate, a small barrel from which you can draw water for dipping, I would recommend changing it to a larger one, because it is difficult to get into it and sit down, your knees rest against it and it will definitely be top. You can park your car right at the entrance to the territory. Both the first and second time they continued, although according to the stated opening hours it should have been closed by now, I advise you to agree on this when booking)

I don't recommend it! They've raised the prices, but the service hasn't changed! Everything is getting old, the boards in the sauna are falling off. There were 5 of us, and there wasn't enough water for everyone to wash, plus the tap water was stinky. Sometimes you can buy a whisk after someone else has already used it. We know that a freshly soaked whisk doesn't fall off after a couple of hits. If anyone thinks I'm leaving bad recommendations because I want to boost my competitors, you're wrong! I can't recommend Boho either, unfortunately!

150 PLN for 1 hour. That's what they say on Facebook. Reply to reply: "I haven't been, maybe I will someday." In Poland, prices are most often quoted per person, so when listing prices, please specify that this is the price for renting the entire facility, as is the case east of Poland and East Prussia, annexed by Russia. Furthermore, it would be helpful to standardize the spelling of the street name.