2-Star Hotels in Mazovia, Poland

"If you walk along the train tracks, it only takes about 12 minutes to get to the central station because it's a straight line! Just follow your intuition! The hotel is very clean, although they don't clean proactively; you have to go to the front desk and request it. But I kept it very clean myself, so maybe the cleaners didn't get any work! All the options on Trip.com don't include breakfast, so you have to buy it at the hotel, which I didn't do because it's expensive to buy separately! Here's the important part: the room is great, though small, it's a 'small but beautiful' type, and the price isn't expensive either."

"This place left a very mixed impression. I'll start with the few, but still noticeable, pros. The location is genuinely great: many city attractions are easily accessible by public transport or on foot. The room itself is quite spacious and doesn't feel cramped or cluttered. There are plenty of outlets and surfaces for personal belongings, and a separate wardrobe area is especially convenient – it keeps the main space from looking messy. The view from the window isn't spectacular, but the large windows and wide vista still create a sense of airiness and open space. It's worth noting that the room doesn't have its own bathroom; you have to walk down a communal, rather creaky corridor to get to the facilities. However, the toilets and shower areas themselves are in a relatively tidy and acceptable condition. Now for the cons, which, unfortunately, were more numerous. The check-in system is extremely inconvenient and confusing: you have to navigate through several portals using text instructions, first find one location to pick up the key, and then go to a completely different courtyard and literally search for the right door. This is the first time I've encountered such an unintuitive check-in process. Check-in starts relatively late at 3 PM, while check-out, conversely, is earlier than usual. And the staff actually comes and insistently reminds you to vacate the room. The main issue with the room is the complete lack of proper ventilation. The absence of air conditioning is already unpleasant, especially in warmer weather, but here the situation is even stranger: even with the window fully open, almost no air enters the room. It's impossible to air out the space – a feeling of fresh air only comes if you literally lean out the window. This makes staying in the room very uncomfortable. Separately, the bed linen is worth mentioning: it's unpleasant to the touch and constantly slides off the mattress with the slightest movement. Overall, this place might suit those for whom location and room spaciousness are important, but the level of comfort and the organization of the stay leave much to be desired."

"The room was clean but small sized. No coffee/tea or a bottle of water available in the room. Breakfast is a standard regular one, nothing like a buffet that some have posted. Overall, it is a good place for an overnight stay closely to the airport."

"Good location for those who need convenient access to Okęcie Airport. There are restaurants and shops nearby where you can buy all the essentials. There is also a nice downstairs area where breakfast is served. I especially enjoyed the homemade halva ☺️ The place is pet friendly. I stayed with my cat which costs 45 PLN extra."

"Cozy little room with a window facing the courtyard. Bathroom is clean and spacious. Water heater is hot. Room heater is not. Neighbourhood is convenient. Suitable for heavy sleepers because sound insulation in this old building is not very good. Overall comfortable bed for a good night’s rest. Location is walkable to the old town and close to metro stations and central train station. Housekeeper is very friendly and thorough. The management resolves minor hiccups very quickly and effectively."

"This review is about the 4-person room. The 6-person room is bigger, and it might even be better since the shower and toilet are separated. The facilities are good, and perhaps because it was a weekend, people from many different nationalities were exchanging languages. I was late and couldn't participate, but it seems like a great opportunity. Luggage storage for a suitcase is 8 euros for 24 hours. Cooking facilities are free, and you can store items in the refrigerator. There's also a public restroom (requires a key card)."

"Great location, near tram station, easy access to old town. Next to grocery store. Breakfast was nice and reasonable priced. Room was clean You cannot go wrong with any Ibis in Europe."

"1. Taking the bus from the train station to the accommodation is not easy. There are underpasses everywhere, so if you have luggage, you have to go around to avoid the stairs-only underpasses to cross the road. Once you get on the bus, the accommodation is right in front of the stop. 2. There are many attractions very close by, so I think the location is really good. 3. Considering the price, I won't complain about the cleanliness. The room is spacious, and there are good places to put things around. The value for money is good. 4. It's great to have a kitchen where you can prepare your own meals. Since many travelers stay here, the refrigerator is a bit cramped. 5. It seems like a good opportunity to meet many other travelers. 6. The receptionist took very helpful action. 7. I was told that luggage storage after check-out costs 15 Polish Zloty per item. I only needed to store it for a couple of hours... but I ended up giving up on exploring further. Even a small backpack is considered one item, so I couldn't pay 60 Zloty to store it. For travelers, accommodations that offer free luggage storage are really helpful... It would be great if all accommodation advertisements were mandated to provide information about luggage storage fees."