3-Star Hotels in Warsaw

Hotel locate at a good location. It’s at the business district. Sunday most shop is closed. Including the supermarket. Basement of the hotel is the supermarket. 2 mins walk. So convenince. 10mins walk you can find a food hall. Many food eatery. I love to stay this hotel again in future. The hotel serve a delicious great breakfast with good quality.

They offer free transfers which is great - a little off to navigate and perhaps they need to update this on their website or message they send. Essentially you call the number, it then texts a driver and you go to where you are meant to wait. Unfortunately many people are waiting and for me, not every driver was able to explain to me what I had to do, the first driver and second driver read out names it seemed and then took them, the secon driver could see my confusion and then actually had a space so took me but he advised that I just would wait for the next van each time. Would be good to have a little more clarity. Everything was smooth after that - transfers both way, breakfast was a nice touch, rooms pretty clean and functional. They give you ear plugs for the planes overhead and that was great as I slept very well. Later checkout meant I could go straight to the airport for my flight after this. 24/7 small bar if you’d like a drink before bed.

The hotel is centrally located, making it very convenient for getting around. It's about a 20-minute walk to the Palace of Culture and Science. The room was a bit small but clean and tidy. When I extended my stay, they accommodated my request for a quieter room. The breakfast offered a wide variety, including hot and cold dishes and fruits, catering to different tastes. If I visit again in the future, I would definitely book this hotel.

The hotel's location was excellent – that was its only redeeming quality for me. I was extremely disappointed that when I had to leave earlier than planned, the hotel refused to refund me for two nights, even though they could have. Poles are a greedy nation, just so you know. The room cleaning wasn't very thorough. Breakfast always came at an extra cost. The water in the dispensers in the hallway wasn't very clean, so I always had to buy bottled water. Overall, the hotel is unwilling to be accommodating or satisfy guests' requests.

Great stay and the breakfast is the thing i look forward everyday. Check in was smooth and service was great. Hassle free and will come back again!

The hotel is located in the old city, a bit far from the airport. Taxis charge different rates depending on the time of day, so traveling during off-peak hours can save you some money on the fare.

About a 20-minute tram ride from the city center. There's a supermarket and a drugstore nearby, and about 800-900 meters away, there's also a large shopping mall with a cinema and a big Carrefour. It's less crowded there, which makes for a pleasant shopping experience. This area seems like a hotel district, with three hotels located here. Taxis can't enter, so they have to stop at the intersection, and you have to walk the rest of the way in.

I recently stayed at Castle Inn, a unique and charming hotel located right in the heart of Warsaw’s Old Town. What makes this hotel truly special is its historical setting – the building itself is several hundred years old, and you can feel the character and heritage as soon as you walk in. It’s not just a place to sleep; it’s an experience that adds to the atmosphere of visiting Warsaw. One of the things I appreciated most about Castle Inn was the room. It was airy, clean, and comfortable, offering all the basic amenities I needed during my stay. If you're interested in exploring the Old Town and nearby museums, monuments, and churches, you really can't pick a better spot. Just stepping out of the hotel in the early morning and taking a quiet walk through the cobblestone streets surrounded by historic buildings is a memorable experience. One thing I regret is missing the Chopin music performances held every evening nearby. It’s a beautiful opportunity for classical music lovers, and I’ve promised myself I won’t miss it next time I visit. Overall, Castle Inn provides a simple yet authentic and comfortable stay, especially ideal for those who are passionate about history, architecture, and cultural exploration.

This hotel in Warsaw seems to cater to group bookings, with breakfast included, all for around 10,000 yen. If you're coming from the city center, you can take a national train or similar to the East Station. As for amenities, there's a TV and a kettle, but no air conditioning or hairdryer. While there's an elevator, taking the stairs might be quicker, especially if there's a large group staying. The breakfast menu consists of scrambled eggs, ham, a few raw vegetables, bread, juice, coffee, and cornflakes. Again, finding a seat can be a challenge if a group is present. My room faced the main street, so I could clearly hear the sound of cars.

Its very difficult to follow whole procedure of checking in but if you manage it properly then its good to live insde an apartment where you will find 3 room and owner will assign one to u