ibis Styles Warszawa City

The room was clean and well-equipped. Comfortable bed and pillow. One thing that didn't let me sleep well was that I couldn't turn off a noisy fan in the bathroom. It worked all time even after removing the room card form slot.

I was lucky to receive a free upgrade to my room, so I enjoyed spacious accommodations with a couch and plenty of room to spread out my luggage and belongings. This was centrally located, close to the train station yet still an easy walk to the museums and other sights. Staff was always around to help with directions and hints to the city as well as maps. A variety of dishes, hot and cold, were offered at the daily breakfast buffet included in the reasonable room rate. I've always had good experiences with Ibis Styles, and this was no exception. Next time I am in Warsaw I will certainly stay here again.

I stayed at the Ibis Styles Warsaw City with a friend and can't really fault the hotel experience - the rooms were modern, well-maintained, nicely designed and clean; the breakfast was extremely good and the staff were helpful. The only thing to note is that the hotel is outside of the city centre in a residential area - it's a 6-7 minute walk to the nearest Metro station and around a 40 minute walk to the old town, but if you're fine on your feet, this isn't an issue.

I stay in Ibis hotels all over Europe and the Ibis Styles Warsaw City is certainly one of the better ones - it's clean, modern and has a great breakfast buffet. The hotel opened in 2018 as far as I can see and (probably because of a dip in tourists during the pandemic) feels brand new. There's a tram theme to the communal areas and some of the room artwork, and everything is finished nicely. Our twin room on the sixth floor was extremely spacious, had comfortable beds and a very nice bathroom with walk-in shower (although the design meant water did splash over the floor a bit). It's also slightly disappointing to see such a modern hotel not having USB charging ports in addition to plug sockets, but this is a minor niggle. It was also lovely of the staff to leave my friend - who was celebrating a birthday - a big balloon and glass filled with chocolate truffles in the room when we arrived. The breakfast was very good indeed, and offered as standard to Styles guests - there was a vast buffet of hot and cold meats, cheeses, salad items and breads, along with pastries, yoghurts, cereals and a waffle bar - together with tea, coffee and juice making facilities. The restaurant was busy throughout our stay but there were plenty of tables for everyone. The one very minor downside of this hotel is its location - it's in a residential area with very little around it. The nearest Metro station is a 6-7 minute walk, and it's about a 10 minute walk to the nearest tram stop on a direct line to the Old Town. You could certainly be closer to the action by staying elsewhere, but if you're happy to walk, then it's not an issue. Overall, this is a very good addition to the Accor family and I'd stay again if back in Warsaw.

The usual good quality of IBIS hotels has been present in this hotel as well (including nice bathroom and comfortable beds). The view from the 11th floor was really superb as well. I was happy that tea and coffee were provided. Old town can be reached within 15-20 minutes by bus/tram or metro, I walked myself through nice parks which took me about 25-30 minutes. Closeby are food options too, and the Warsaw Uprising Museum is really close too.