ibis budget Warszawa Centrum 1 star

Nice hotel for acceptable price in the heart of Warszaw. Clean quiet rooms, good service, everything you need to stay and take a rest. Nice view to the river. It is easy to get to any place in the center of Warsszaw.

Very nice and friendly staff. I had some difficulty with my reservation and they were very helpful. I will recommend and definitely stay again in my next visit to Poland. Thanks you all for making my stay so good

Good clean modern Ibis Good location (bus stop near the hotel from airport), 25 minutes by foot to the center or 10 bu public transportation Clean modern rooms with good wi fi , comfortable bad Very quiet surroundings Polite english speaking staff Breakfast is over priced so don’t take it-tons of places in Warsaw with cheap er and better breakfast offer All in all-really super!

All was fine until they turned on the radio at 11 o’clock to apparently wake me up — the service no one asked for. Quite annoying music too. Also the walls are quite thin — might be a problem for someone.

This is a fairly standard IBIS BUDGET hotel. For those who simply need a place to sleep comfortably and, if they require it, a place to eat breakfast it is perfect. I have used this hotel chain in various cities so I know I will find a clean functional room with a comfortable bed at a reasonable price. I did feel that the use of Centrum was misleading as it is a good 20 minutes walk to the commercial centre of the city.

Budget hôtel. Very good for thé price. Would recommend it.. À bit out of way but but 15 minutes bus ride to old town. Buses every 10 minutes . Good little grocery store near hôtel. Good staffs. Would stay there again.

Friendly staff, clean and comfortable room, everything as expected on an Ibis Budget. Good location on the city, good transport network, the Vistula is a shirt walk away. I do recommend this place for those who want good value for their money.

Hotel was nice and clean, room were a nice size, friendly and helpful staff.

As always the Ibis Budget room was clean, but some things in the room (e.g. the toilet) needed renovation. Also, there is not enough light in the room what is difficult in the evenings.

Over last seven or eight years I've been staying in this hotel for a week or so, when I visit my family in Warszawa. So one could say that I'm a regular, recurring customer... or at least I have been, because I don't think I will be choosing this hotel (or any other Ibis Budget hotel) until I'll hear that something has been done about the beds. But first things first. Ibis Budget Warszawa is a cheap, functional hotel that will be perfectly adequate for anyone who expects basic services - bed, shower, toilet, couple of channels on the telly, decent internet connection and adequate air-conditioning. The personell is SUPER-helpful, cleaning service is daily and very thorough. The hotel isn't sound-proof by any means, but during all the years I've been there, I never had a problem with noise or disturbances. Hotel's location is frankly a bit crappy and during the nights there really isn't much to do in the neighbourhood. Centrum is half an hour's walk away or you can get there with buss 171, which stops some 500 meters from the hotel. Oddly enough the buss TO THE HOTELL stops just outside the building. Under normal circumstances I would recommend this hotell without reservations, as long as you understand what it offers and what it isn't offering. However... I've been having this problem during my previous visits at this hotell (as well as other Ibis Budget hotels) and this time around I think I've had enough of it - in simple terms, their beds are crap with capitol C, if your weight is 100 kg or more. The madrasses are thin and the beds have no suspension. The end result, for me at least is this - first night I can sleep with minor discomfort, second it gets a bit worse, from night three and onward, you may just as well put me up on a rack and have a go at spine, the results would probably be similar. This time around, I actually had difficulty getting up in the morning because of acute spine pain. Took me over an hour to 'walk it off'. One final complaint, although it's minor in comparison with my grievance about the beds. For the price (30ZL), what's served for breakfast is definitely NOT good value for money. Last year I was staying at an Ibis Budget hotel in Krakow and their breakfast, for same price, was light years ahead of what's being offered at Ibis Centrum in Warszawa. Yes, I get it, there is limited space at this particular hotel, but that's not good enough excuse. In simple terms - what you're offering isn't worth 30 zloty.

Room was nice and tidy. The staff was supportive. The only thing I didn't like was the noise from the outside.

Everything was great - staff was very nice - the room was clean and bright - the view was not bad - the bathroom was clean and nice - the beds were comfortable!!! Everything was nice and I can recommend this hotel to other people.

Breakfast was poor. No eggs, no omelette, no pancakes only sausages. I don't eat sausages, so there's nothing to eat for my, just cold snacks. It would be nothing for one morning only, but menu are same every morning.

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The Ibis Budget Warszawa Centrum takes the "budget" part of its name TOO seriously. The room has NO amenities whatsoever, other than two tiny soaps and (thankfully) toilet paper. You will need to buy bottled water since the hotel doesn't provide any, if you are uncomfortable drinking Polish tap-water. Make sure to bring your own shampoo, tissues, etc., because none of that is provided at all. You may also want to bring your own towels, since the two small towels (to be shared between both the people in the room) are barely enough to dry your face and hands, let alone everything else. There is no bath "room" at all, just a tiny shower stall that opens directly into the room. So be prepared to take off and put on your clothes right in front of your room-mate, or ask them to leave the room when you need to shower if you are not comfortable doing that. Many countries have prison cells with more privacy and comfort than the guest rooms a this so-called hotel. I have stayed at much better "private rooms" at dozens of hostels for half the price. Do yourself a favor and don't stay here. Warsaw is not an expensive city by world standards and you can find much better deals for your money. Also, don't buy anything to eat or drink downstairs, the prices are twice the regular Polish prices. They charge 29 PLN for a totally pathetic breakfast that you can spoil your appetite just by looking at it. For 29 PLN you can get really good food in Warsaw! If you need a quick breakfast just step out and walk 100 meters to the Carrefour Express to find food and water for a fraction of the prices charged here. Finally, if you don't speak Polish, please know that except for the one person at the front desk, none of the other staff at this property speak ANY foreign language whatsoever, so you will have to manage with basic Polish phrases plus sign language. PS: The fire alarm went off in the middle of the night and all the guests fled outside, but the hotel staff was completely uninterested in the situation and provided NO help or instructions or answers to the guests whatsoever. The girl at the reception was busy playing a game on her computer while guests were waiting for instructions in the cold and rain outside.