Hotels near Warsaw West Station, Warsaw

I needed a cheaper place to spend 1 night in Warsaw, which was OK here. Situated near Warszawa Zachodnia railway station and with a few bus stops in the vicinity it is easy to reach. The room was the usual size in a hotel like this, with a toilet, bathroom and TV, but obviously someone had smoked there before my arrival, I could not get rid off the smell although Ieft the window open most of the evening. The reception desk is in the adjacent building (another Ibis hotel), but check-in was quite slow as there was a queue of people waiting to check in. Breakfast was good with quite a good choice. Good hotel for one or two nights.

Getting hold of this hotel is nothing short of a nightmare. They outright ignore emails, ignore social media and couldn't be bothered to answer their phones either. It's 3 weeks after the review below was posted on Google. I have now found unexplained credit card charges on my account. I sent 3 emails a week ago asking for clarification - and you guessed it, no response. Phoning results in the same issue, no answers. How do you run a hotel where your phones have not been working for almost 2 months - and cannot be bothered to respond to customers in a timely manner? Seems the only way to resolve this is by having to issue a chargeback with my bank. ”Probably the worst service from a hotel I have ever experienced, and being an ”Ibis” brand they should be ashamed of themselves. For more than a week we tried to get into contact with this hotel to no avail. They ignore emails, don't answer their telephones and don't respond to social media. To make matters worse, even the main Ibis call center could not get through despite multiple attempts to contact their own hotel. I eventually did come right by hunting down an alternative telephone number - only for the person who answered to put the phone down on me as they could not speak English. Julia Białobrzewska who supposedly manages the hotel will comment on Facebook, but is quick to block you if you send her a message asking for assistance. Ibis need to be ashamed - good luck if you have an emergency/get lost/need to confirm something with the hotel as you will not be able to get through to anyone leaving you completely stranded....”

I was in Warsaw with an organized tour and the travel agency chose this hotel for accommodation. If I was traveling alone, I would never have chosen this hotel. One night here was enough. The tiny room was equipped with only basic, simple furniture. The bathroom was not a classic bathroom but a built-in cell with a metal floor. The shower was only separated from the rest of the bathroom by a curtain, so when showering there was water everywhere on the floor. From outside, some equipment (probably ventilation) hummed permanently and quite loudly all night, the bed with a spring mattress was uncomfortable. You could only connect to wifi by entering your email address and agreeing to the sending of advertising messages, so I'd rather not used wifi here. The room reminded me more of a student accommodation than a hotel. The breakfast was not bad, but it was really only basic and the guests had to take the used dishes to the racks (like in fast food). In my opinion, a hotel for a very undemanding traveler who is traveling on a budget.

The apartment very disappointed me. With no rooms in other standards we got Junior Siut. The general impression is good. It's a new investment, so the rooms are still clean and clean. Most furniture is completely unfunctional, the fridge under the oven (?!) at the table, made it a nightmare use. A compositioned canpa, which drove off after laying down while sitting on it. In addition, with a box, which contained only one pillow and a cotton. A nightmare big cloth - a coffee table - whose move to spread the sofa required 3 people. No light bulb and contacts in the area of the sofa. Assuming it is also a bedroom, a fatally designed room.Coffee/tea cooking kit for 3 days of stay for 3 people includes 2 green tea, 2 disposable sugars and 2 sachets of soluble coffee. Equipment in the kitchenette: 3 tbsp for a cross, a small teflon-cut pan and one small already-cut scissor. Of course the cup also were, in the amount of 3 pieces. One small bag for garbage! No paper towels or some kind of towels in the kitchen. Apartment with anesque? This is some joke, it was in the apartments and it was always in them coffee, tea, salt, pepper, sugar, etc. Because it is anesthetic apartments!!! Noisyly called a set of cosmetics, it is a cheap gel for shower in a collective dispenser. Of course cleaning in rooms extra paid. Nothing I've ever slept in Mecure and room at the same price is heaven and earth. At 7:00, the bad guy broke us up on the evacuation alarm. That, in fact, it was known after a moment that it was a false alarm that we learned only after we left the building and after a moment we went to the reception where it was as if nothing had happened. From the window view the wall of the block with balconies, no privacy, but I knew which hotel I was choosing. Well, it's a location in the center of ... I think it's the outskirts of the center of Warsaw. It may be a center for Warsaw, but not necessarily for hotel guests.

The front desk service is very good, the check-in is fast, the hotel is very clean, and the breakfast is very rich. The hotel is well-equipped with hair dryer, refrigerator, and kettle. Hotel parking is outside. You can go there directly by taking bus No. 158. There are shopping centers nearby, including McDonald's, KFC, and movie theaters, but the shopping centers are closed on weekends. There is also a gas station nearby, near the airport. The gym is open 24 hours, and it is very convenient to enter with the room card.

The location of the hotel is very good, just across the street from the World Cultural Heritage Warsaw Old Town, just a few minutes' walk away. The hotel is a 5-star hotel, and the lights outside the hotel rooms are all voice-activated; the floor in the central area of ​​the hotel's open-air garden restaurant is full of star-like floor lamps, which is very romantic. The service concept is also very strong. When we checked in, we were not satisfied with the room type due to a small misunderstanding. The staff led us to look at all the different room types of the same level until we chose the most satisfactory one; this room type will have staff to check whether the room is equipped both work fine. The breakfast environment is also good. Although there are not so many types, there are pickles similar to kimchi and pickles, and you can also order hot meals. The only thing that is not perfect is the main meal. I ordered foie gras and caviar.

”Pre-Paid” and was told on arrival that I had to purchase sheets to use my booked bed (not specified on the booking site used), and then upon purchasing such, the receptionist who didn't even check my ID said ”we don't have any pillow cases, is this ok?” - so I had to wrap a sheet around the pillow....though this was the least of the issues. My room had a homeless man in it whose luggage was covered in dirt and he used the shower/sink to wash his clothes until 4am, which he dried with the hairdryer. He also shaved his head with a trimmer....again...between 3-4am with the lights on...ofc. 'Grim' is an understatement... The first chair I sat on upon checking out in the lobby had a wet teabag on it, and I paid £1.46 at the desk for a small bottle of water....in Poland. This place is a depressing and clinical semi-worker and homeless shelter for the most part. I only stayed for 9 hours...and that was enough. The only positives were the room furnishings and the free luggage room, but of course...I wouldn't recommend :(

Hotel rooms are clean and clean. However, there is no water in them where the mineral bottle seems to be a standard. There is no glass room, so only a plastic cups are available. Support in the reception with the weakest cell. You are not interested in guests chewing the second breakfast, no contact with eyesight. The parking fee was doubled, but after the mention the amount was returned, but I didn't hear a word sorry, or even a gram of confusion that the service pages. It is clean, affordable and a good location, but it is definitely not enough to consider the hotel a good one.

On the first floor of the building is the registration hall of Varsovia Apartments, and the respiratory Vola Residence is already on the second floor in one of the rooms, working for certain hours. On the second floor there is also a restaurant, but if breakfast is not included, it is cheaper and more diverse to eat in the nearby cafe + in the building on the outside there is a frog. The advantages of the location are Edward Schymansk's big park, which is only 5 minutes walk from the hotel. Probably the only minus is a pretty noisy, busy road under the windows. We lived on the 8th floor, but with the open balcony we were constantly in the epicenter of sounds. In Poland, cars with sirens are often driven and, with the unusual, it was uncomfortable. Closed windows are good at noise, the room can be turned on air conditioning.

We spent 1 week in this lovely hotel and our experience was really positive. It’s located about 20 minutes by taxi from the airport. We ordered an Uber and the cost was under £10. The hotel is not quite in the centre of Warsaw but everything is close by and the public transport links were excellent. A real revelation was that most of the taxi rides with Free Now were under £3. Great value, especially if you are feeling lazy! Electric scooters are also available outside of the hotel and £1.80 for the day gets you unlimited free unlocks and 60 mins of free riding with Tier. Bolt, Lime and Dott also have scooters with similar offers. Warsaw has many bicycle lanes making cycling and scootering relatively safe. As others have noted, our hotel room was small. However, it comfortably accommodated 2 adults and a 14 year old. The bed in our room was king sized and our 14 year old slept on the sofa bed, which she said was very comfy. Housekeeping is every three days as standard but can be daily on request. All the staff on reception were lovely and friendly. Things like toothbrushes, sewing kits, sanitary products etc are available free of charge on request. Shower gel and shampoo are provided in the room. Our room had multiple power points and a few USB charging points. This meant that we didn’t really need to have a European adapter with us. The hotel is dog friendly and dogs can stay in your hotel room for a supplement of 100zl per night. Light sleepers beware! The hotel rooms don’t seem to be sound proofed so you will hear trams, emergency sirens etc from about 5am onwards. This didn’t bother us at all. More of an observation really. Breakfast is included in the room rate and we really enjoyed it. The offering is the same daily but there is a lot of variety. Lots of cold meats and cheese, scrambled eggs, boiled eggs, pancakes, pastries, breads, cereal, fruit, yoghurts etc. Juices, water and coffees are also readily available. Vegans have a section all for themselves and this includes tofu scrambled eggs. This hotel shares the same building as The Crowne Plaza hotel and you can access the restaurants for the Crowne Plaza. We went to Nova Wola on the first floor. The food was delicious, the service was excellent, the environment very classy but it was definitely pricey. There is a bar with terrace on the 21st floor. It gets busy, especially if you want a terrace table, so book in advance.