Hotels With Gym in Mazovia, Poland

Okay, nice hotel with new service, but the train station is far away and you have to walk a bit to the restaurant or bakery. It's a shame because otherwise the hotel is very nice and the rooms are good.

We stayed at the Presidentail many years ago when it was the Marriott. Little has changed. The location is perfect on the bus routes directly to the airport and Old Town and opposite the Central Railway station to all the major Polish cities and even to neighbouring countries. The room on the 38th floor had the best view over the Cultural Palace Złoty Terasy Mall and the surrounding district including a view of the Old Town and Castle all the way to the coutryside. The room itself could do with a refresh and some of the fixtures could do with some maintenance. The bathroom was small but functional with some amenities. Breakfast was plentiful varied and decent quality. The freshly squeezed juices especially good.

Super good 🖖, affordable and good quality, small city environment is good, right in the city center, eating, drinking and shopping are very convenient, I like it very much, and I will stay here in the future.

I booked the hotel, cause I had previously stayed in it overnight to go to the airport. Was given two single beds and fell off one whilst sleeping. So i specifically booked for a king size bed on this trip, only to arrive and be told they had single beds made into a double bed. I ended up settling for the room that smelt better and bed seemed more sturdy, Intial floor I was on smelled like sewage, same with the room. Previously stayed in the other golden tulip, so I kept comparing experiences. Breakfast was just there, hot meals options were limited in some days and others you had to order off a small list of options. Because of language barrier, I engaged mostly on need led basis, but still all the times I walked passed the reception I Just kept getting akwards stares from the receptionist, no hello, just long awkward stares, I get that from random people on the street, but I didn’t expect that in a place where I am paying to stay. The only good encounters were from the housekeepers.

Location: Close to a tram/bus stop, allowing you to reach the city center and main attractions in 20 minutes, though Warsaw's public transport can get quite crowded. Surroundings: There's a fantastic park nearby, great for a morning stroll with lots of animals – that was a pleasant surprise. Facilities: There's a swimming pool, but it tends to get busy in the evenings. Room: Four-star quality, and it's rare to find disposable slippers in Europe, which was a nice touch.

Hotel Polonia Palace is a historical Warsaw hotel, dating back to 1913. Therefore, it is quite a beautiful structure. The location is in the very center of Warsaw, at the intersection of the two main streets. Also very close to the main train station and a subway station. The downside of the location is that it’s a very ugly area. Across the street is the Palace of Culture, is a Stalinist monstrosity which should be really torn down as soon as possible, paving way for the reconstruction of the pre-WWII center of Warsaw. The services offered by the hotel are generally very good. The breakfast buffet is excellent. The only downside is internet, which works in a less than ideal manner. Also very good value for money.

Nice hotel with warm greeting staff. Have ur own kitchen. If you are a cooker, you can cook inside. Several days it’s enough to stay in this hotel..

Right across the street from the airport, so it's super convenient. Given the hotel's amenities, the value for money is just average.

First time in Poland, and for the price, this hotel offers great value for money, especially compared to other European hotels. Its location is a bit far out, but on the flip side, it's quite close to the airport. Overall, it exceeded my expectations.

Everything was fantastic, nothing was missing. The room amenities met expectations, and the cleanliness and aesthetics were top-notch. Nice view from the window :)