Walk distance to mokotow business park

That room smelled like wet socks mixed with old leftovers. There was barely enough space to move: the bed was so close to the walls that getting around it meant climbing over. In the bathroom, the sink seemed to have a plumbing problem, and the floor had long hairs that weren’t mine plus streaky mop marks. The corridor had a grim industrial look, with metal shutters half open and someone’s laundry visible behind them. It felt more like a post-apocalyptic bunker than a hotel. I won’t be back. This place can be left to the brave.

My room was tucked at the very end of the hallway, so there was no traffic or noise going past. It was on the small side, but having its own terrace made it look great. One of the cutest places I’ve stayed, and I’ll probably come back next time I’m in Warsaw. Highly recommend it.

I cancelled as soon as I saw the place they call a studio. The photos showed a kitchenette, but the room had only a double bed, a small bed, and two little chairs. There was barely space for anything else, and it felt like a prison cell. With a window taking up an entire wall, I imagine it gets extremely hot when the weather is warm, like a greenhouse. It’s in a marginal area, far from the center. I paid 4 more euros a night and found a nice apartment in the center instead. I’d suggest doing the same and avoiding this place.

People rent rooms here to several guests at the same time. I booked through the site and was misled about the dates I’d rented. On the same day, three different people arrived and had all received the exact same email, but only one person had the code for the room, which was already occupied. We were left outside. The owner of this apartment is lying: Woronicza 78, 195, 11 floor, 6 room.