2-Star Hotels in Warsaw

This is a really good value option for an airport hotel. Using bolt, I got to and from the airport cheaply and quickly. Check in was swift, friendly and efficient and the room good value. There is a kettle, comfortable bed, good shower and air conditioning/heating. Some slight plane noise but it is right next to the airport and it did not bother me! The foyer sells some snacks and drinks and you can buy breakfast. I used the McDonalds over the road as I am not a fan of breakfast buffets, so cannot comment on that. Wolt also deliver

It was a good experience to stay at Oki Doki hostel but some things could be better. Kitchem was clean but it could have more tools. Rooms were really good and wr felt like it wasnt a hostel at all. Maybe social events could have been better but still it was a good stay.

A good choice budget hotel, that is about a twenty minute walk from central Warsaw. The hotel was warm and welcoming The rooms were basic but absolutely spotless. There were no frills, and if you wanted a hairdryer, you only had to ask at reception. I would choose this type of hotel again, the next time I visit Warsaw,

The location is great, especially if you are taking a coach. Please note that check-in is located at the next hotel, just a 1-minute walk away. The staff are nice and helpful, and the place is very quiet. The only small downside (not the hotel’s fault) is that the roads around the area are very bumpy due to construction. Overall a lovely place to stay!

Its a very good budget hotel with several options based on your budget, from individual rooms to shared rooms. They seems to have good rules for everyone to follow, which is good. There was a small issue with my stay as i was asked to pay for breakfast at the restaurant while i had paid in advance at the time of booking. I told the lady many times that i have paid already and showed the voucher as well, but she was not impressed. that was bit annoying. Matter was resolved in the end, when she accepted her mistake and apologized. That is a sign of good people. So, in the end good experience.

Overall is a great experience.. the only thing i can say is i cant access the free wifi.. but most of them are all good...

I arrived at Dom Sofiia around 5 AM — the 24/7 reception was a big plus. A very kind and helpful lady at the front desk welcomed me and made check-in easy. The hostel is basic, but you get what you pay for — this is one of the cheapest places in Warsaw, so be prepared for a mixed crowd. The bed was clean and fresh, with soft pillows, and I slept well. The bathroom was also clean and without any issues. Overall, a solid choice for the price.

Flat with 4 bedrooms. Has only one toilet & one shower cabin. Each of them - of 'kinder'-size. To wash face or to brush teeth - guests use kitchen basin. No TV sets. No smoke detectors - some guests break one of the basic rules, smoke inside! By the way, I had an impression that at least two rooms in the flat (and on the neighboring one as well) are occupied by refugees. Another strange thing: it's not Gorskiego 5 - the street has different name!

The location is 30 to 40 minutes by tram from Old town square. The price is cheap but the reception smell very bad, and the room also smell bad. Lucky the wash room and bathroom is still fine. The receptionist do not speak English or she just don't want to talk. Everything was body language. But she did email and send messages to trip to tell me the main door password. I suppose she don't speak English. 1 more thing is the hostel do not have a signboard. But Google map location is correct. Fro.m the airport to the hostel need around 1hour time. Take FlixBus to city and change tram to halo wola station.

self-service check-in worked very well, instead of staying at the airport during the night for a flight early in the morning, I could sleep some hours and take a shower