Best Warsaw Hotels

"I stayed at Novotel Warszawa Centrum and was pleasantly surprised by how thoughtfully the room was arranged. Everything was placed in a way that made moving around easy and intuitive. The furniture and layout felt modern and practical — clearly designed with travelers’ needs in mind. The location is also great — close to public transport, shops, and restaurants. Overall, it was a comfortable and convenient stay. I would definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Warsaw!"

"hotel location is close to bus and team station only 5 minutes walk. very quite and when u check in the git have me to bring the luggage to the room as I have the room in next block without elevator.. I very good services will advise to book it."

"He was so good that the room and kitchenette were separated, and it felt like a single apartment with all the utensils, clean and tidy, and the owner prepared all kinds of tea and coffee. The location of the hotel is also very good, very close to the train station, very convenient to take a ride, a good recommended accommodation"

"The hotel is not so far away from the business district, looks modern and new. The breakfast is really good, the selection is wide and there is chef’s kitchen, where you can order your preferred breakfast meal too. The gym is well equipped and open until 11pm."

"Very convenient and comfortable for my biz trip"

"The interior of the room is quite clean. Amenity is also very good for each individual, such as slippers, like sesame seeds. The room and bathroom are very clean. There's free water and Apple juice, there's a coffee machine. The staff was very friendly and the Old Ta was quite comfortable to sightsee nearby. Especially, I had a good night's sleep because the bedding was comfortable. The only downside is that I went to the hotel and the floor was bumpy, but when I returned to the airport, I easily went to the escalator and slope. (The escalator is next to McNald in front of the Royal Palace)"

"Good apartment in convenient location."

"I made a reservation because the price was cheap and the location was close to downtown. It was a studio-type room with a separate living room and bed, and the facilities were clean and comfortable. I think it will be useful the next time I visit."

"The guesthouse provides basic tableware. The overall facilities feel rather basic. My biggest complaint is the inconvenient bed. There are raised guards on either side of the headboard, perhaps to prevent guests from falling out during sleep. This makes getting in and out of bed difficult. You have to move to the end of the bed, and there's a thin metal plate at the end that supports it, which can be dangerous if you're not careful. The marketing photos are quite good. Public transportation is convenient, with a bus stop downstairs. Shopping is also available, with convenience stores and supermarkets nearby."

"I recently stayed at Castle Inn, a unique and charming hotel located right in the heart of Warsaw’s Old Town. What makes this hotel truly special is its historical setting – the building itself is several hundred years old, and you can feel the character and heritage as soon as you walk in. It’s not just a place to sleep; it’s an experience that adds to the atmosphere of visiting Warsaw. One of the things I appreciated most about Castle Inn was the room. It was airy, clean, and comfortable, offering all the basic amenities I needed during my stay. If you're interested in exploring the Old Town and nearby museums, monuments, and churches, you really can't pick a better spot. Just stepping out of the hotel in the early morning and taking a quiet walk through the cobblestone streets surrounded by historic buildings is a memorable experience. One thing I regret is missing the Chopin music performances held every evening nearby. It’s a beautiful opportunity for classical music lovers, and I’ve promised myself I won’t miss it next time I visit. Overall, Castle Inn provides a simple yet authentic and comfortable stay, especially ideal for those who are passionate about history, architecture, and cultural exploration."