Top Ten House Marszałkowska III

We had no trouble getting directions from the owner, and they replied to questions quickly. The location was great too. The apartment itself was another story: the bathroom had mold, the toilet seat didn't fit, the sockets were coming out of the walls, and the TV, which looked more like a computer monitor, didn't work. At night, the balcony wouldn't shut properly, so icy November air blew in and left the whole room freezing. It looked fine at first, but after spending time there everything seemed wrong. I wouldn't recommend staying here.

The shower was filthy, with mold in one corner, and its hanger was broken. The blinds were coming loose and the iron was burnt. Around the apartment, the baseboards were torn off, outlets were falling out, and the walls were chipped and dirty. The balcony doors had been taped shut, so we couldn't open them, and we could hear passing cars through them. The TV, dishwasher, and bedside lamp didn't work either. It needs a lot of repairs, and the owner clearly doesn't seem to care. The worst place to stay in Warsaw.

There were meant to be beds for four, but we only had two chairs. The bathroom was a mess: mold in the shower, a faulty thermostat, water that wouldn't drain from the tray, and a toilet seat that didn't fit. The kitchen was sticky, the plates were dirty, and the kettle held foul-smelling water and a huge amount of limescale, so making tea or coffee was out of the question. Every bulb was unscrewed, the small room's blinds were broken, and there were holes in the walls and broken sockets. I don't recommend this apartment.

The photos really don't show what the apartment is like. It was extremely noisy, and inside there was a moldy shower, no light bulbs, broken balcony doors, baseboards coming away from the walls, and blinds ripped off. Very sad, and I don't recommend it. It felt like a complete scam.