Warsaw Apartments - Apartamenty Sadyba

Decent hotel/apartment for a decent price.

Little bit far from center but everything was well

As someone mentioned in previous reviews, I also believe this hotel is designed for long stays. While the place is extremely basic, it manages to be comfortable at the same time. The rooms are equipped with what you'd need for an extended stay, including a kitchenette. The service is decent, and the staff is helpful. It’s not a luxurious option, but it’s reliable and practical. If you’re planning a longer stay in Warsaw and need a place with all the basics covered, this hotel could be a decent choice.

Comfortable-ish, but will not return. This is a rental flat apartment complex near Wilanow. It’s far from the city center, can be done with public transportation (bus stop a few steps away) in ~ 40-60 minutes, or with a taxi in 15-30 minutes. There is a Zabka a few minutes walk away but nothing else nearby. On the plus, the surroundings are quiet. My flat (“premium”) was reasonably sized (not large), had a double bed, wardrobe, nice bath (with washing machine – think only the premium flats have these) and a kitchenette – double hob, sink, small fridge (no freezer…) and a microwave. No oven. Lighting was nice and bright, bit of a lack of natural light (inexplicably small and high window in kitchenette). Set out a bit like a studio flat. Enough storage space, wifi worked fine. The furnishings are mid-level Ikea quality, which is a shame – could be much nicer. Maintenance could be better – door lock was dodgy, curtains did not fully close. The real problem is no soundproofing. There was only a regular door separating my flat and the one next door – could hear their conversations as though they were in my flat. Noise travels easily from the flat above – an insomniac in the flat above decided to move all the furniture around at 11pm every night…. In fairness, the price was low so this does represent fair VFM. However, next time I’ll stick to the city center – with a hotel that has decent soundproofing. If you do go – get an upper-floor room.