Hotels near Barbican, Warsaw

New hotel close to the airport. Upon entering the room, there was a noticeable smell of lacquer and glue. The lady at the front desk was not particularly friendly; she didn't realize I had booked a room with breakfast. The breakfast was good, and after I pointed it out, the coffee from the drip machine was refilled.

The hotel is conveniently located near the station and easy to find. Check-in and check-out were smooth and pleasant. They readily held my luggage after check-out, and the ticket-based retrieval system gave me peace of mind. Water dispensers in the lobby and elevator halls on the guest floors were a great touch, allowing for free refills. The breakfast offered a wide variety of dishes, and there was plenty of seating, making for a relaxed meal.

I've stayed at this hotel in Berlin before, and the service there was much better than in Warsaw. Here's my experience: 1. Three couples, including us, booked three rooms for three nights. On the first night, I scraped my face on a poorly designed cabinet. Luckily, as an aromatherapy teacher, I always carry essential oils for first aid. To my surprise, my husband then bumped his head on it. We reported it to the front desk, but there was no response the next day. When I called to follow up, they said they would deal with it tomorrow. As expected, nothing was done, and no one got back to us until we checked out. The other two couples also bumped their faces or heads (as shown in the pictures). 2. In the buffet restaurant, the servers cleaning breadcrumbs from tables would just sweep them onto the chairs with a napkin. This level of service definitely needs more training. 3. In the morning, I ordered an omelet. The chef seemed inexperienced. When I asked for more mushrooms, she actually asked me, ”Do you want two omelets?” I said just one. She then replied, ”This is how much mushroom you get for one serving.” I explained that I liked mushrooms and asked her to add a little more, and she grudgingly added a tiny bit. I don't understand their logic; I only asked for onions, mushrooms, and a little tomato, nothing else. Isn't it a buffet? On the second morning, my friend went for an omelet and was told they were out of onions, with a shrug! This was at 9:00 AM, and breakfast didn't end until 10:30 AM! Overall, the service attitude was good, but the spirit of service was lacking. Everything felt like a perfunctory effort to get by, which is a real shame. I won't consider staying here again and certainly won't recommend it to friends.

Good and tasty breakfast, a lot of fruits, natural juices, tasty high quality coffe, there is out milk too.. Noce rooms, spa working 24 hours, but it is a little, gym very simple and dark…

I chose to stay at the Hampton by Hilton Warsaw Airport because of an early morning flight the next day, and it was incredibly convenient. The hotel is very close to Warsaw Chopin Airport, making it ideal for travelers catching flights. The rooms are clean and tidy, the beds are comfortable, and the soundproofing is good, ensuring a great night's sleep. The hotel also offers an airport shuttle service, which is very helpful for guests with luggage or early flights. The front desk service was warm and professional, and both check-in and check-out were very quick. Breakfast starts early, which is a great perk for business travelers who need to catch a flight. Overall, it's a standard and reliable airport business hotel with a significant location advantage, perfect for a layover before or after a flight.

This hotel boasts an unbeatable location right in the heart of the city center. All the major attractions are within walking distance, making it incredibly convenient for sightseeing and getting around. Downstairs, you'll find a hub of various dining options, so everything you need for food, drinks, and entertainment is right at your fingertips. The hotel itself is upscale and grand, with sophisticated and stylish decor. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, and the bedding is wonderfully soft, ensuring an excellent stay. It's perfect for both holiday getaways and leisure trips. Highly recommended!

I stayed at this hotel for a one-night layover, and for that purpose, I would definitely recommend it. I had read reviews saying it was about 20 minutes from the airport, but it was much closer than I expected. Using the Bolt app, our taxi from the airport to the hotel cost 30 PLN (Polish złoty), and our pre-booked Bolt ride back to the airport the next day cost 46 PLN. Both journeys took only about 5–7 minutes, making this hotel a very convenient option for an airport layover. We requested a late check-out, and although usually it depends on room availability, we were lucky, and the hotel kindly allowed us to stay an extra two hours free of charge. This was greatly appreciated since our flight was later in the day. The staff were friendly and helpful. They even gave me directions to the nearest convenience store, which was about a 10-minute walk away easy to find and perfect for buying snacks and drinks, they even sell cooked meals such as sandwiches and other ready-made meals. There is also a self-service convenience store just a 2-minute walk from the hotel, but unfortunately, we couldn't use it because entry requires registration with a Polish (or a limited number of other countries') phone number to unlock the door. The hotel has a restaurant where you can have dinner from 5PM to 10PM. While the food was decent, it wasn't quite to our taste and it is a bit expensive; also the staff didn't speak much English. The room was small but perfectly adequate for two people staying overnight. The bed was comfortable, and we had a good night's sleep. One thing I particularly enjoyed was the excellent water pressure in the shower. Overall, it was a convenient and comfortable choice for an airport layover, and I would happily stay here again the next time I'm in Warsaw.

Since it's a business hotel, everything is streamlined, with no frills. The staff barely does anything. The room was very dark, and there's a mysterious pillar in the middle of the room, making it feel even smaller. It's tolerable for a short stay. The location is terrible; you're forced to take a taxi everywhere. The tram only goes in directions that aren't convenient for tourists, so I didn't use it. Plus, there were lots of kids, like on a school trip, running wild in the hallways and making a lot of noise. I wish someone had told them to quiet down.

The room is on the small side, a bit cramped, really only suitable for one person. On the plus side, it's clean and tidy. Breakfast options are a bit limited and don't change much day-to-day. There's a small supermarket and plenty of restaurants nearby, so dining is convenient. It's also close to the EXPO, about a 15-minute walk. The only downside is that the subway construction nearby makes the area a bit dusty.

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.