Motel One Warsaw
One hotel in Warsaw
What our guests say
Excellent
Overall rating from 1,757 ratings
Friendliness 9.3 of 10
Cleanliness 9.6 of 10
Reception 9.3 of 10
Lounge & Bar 9.3 of 10
Location 9.5 of 10
Room 9.2 of 10
Bathroom 9.3 of 10
Free WiFi 9.3 of 10
Value for money 9.1 of 10
Breakfast service 8.8 of 10
Just first class - from check in, to room quality, to the very relaxed and stylish bar/social area. Will be back..
It was short but excellent stay. I really enjoyed it. Thank you
Loved my stay at Motel One in Warsaw. Gorgeous and arty Chopin-themed decor in the lobby and in my room. Very friendly, professional and helpful staff. Super clean and super quiet. Stunning location in Central Warsaw. Reasonable price. Very happy and I would stay there again in a heartbeat.
Friendly staff but it could be cheaper.
Was a good stay, it would have been nice to have some water/tee/coffee in the room.
Clean place and great located, very good breakfast, the staff were kind and available. I missed a small refrigerator and a hot pot for coffee, don't know about the rest of the rooms but mine was pretty tight but comfortable.
A nice and value for money hotel in the centre of Warsaw.
Great staff, cool bar, excellent breakfast, central location
Very happy once again with my stay at Motel One. At Warsaw Chopin they appear to be far stricter with check-in time of 3.00. Other Motel One properties I’ve stayed in allowed check-in on earlier arrival at no additional cost. Bar staff were very friendly and helpful, reception staff not so friendly compared to other Motel One locations. Overall though, it is a well located hotel, spotlessly clean and the rooms are comfortable. I have already booked a return.
great but needs a kettle in the room
tea kit missing
Everything was fine. 🙂
The overall score is definitely "excellent." The hotel was clean, beautiful, everything was in perfect working order and all the employees were wonderful, helpful and friendly.
Nice hotel, well located. Clean rooms and excellent breakfast. The room is very basic, no kettle or coffee & tea facilities. You can’t put the television into original version or connect to any other devices.
Reception staff is helpful. The breakfast is bountiful.
Everything was just great, the city view - inspiring. Warsaw seems to be a very beautiful, contemporary and clean. The breakfast was very good, and the chicken's (?) pate was a real treat, the coffee excellent, good selection of bread. I did not use the wifi, therefore no rating.
I would like the room to be a little more spacious. You cannot have more than 1 big suitcase and a carry-on luggage in the room. There was no fridge, which is disappointing for me as I always want to have access to cold water. Furthermore, there was not coffee or tea in the room. The tv was installed in a corner and not in front of the bed, which makes it difficult to watch. Of course, this was due to the very small free space left on front of the bed. Finally, I would prefer to share one big double duvet with my partner, instead of having 2 single ones.
THE STAFF AT MOTEL ONE CHOPIN IN WARSAW ARE THE NICEST. ESPECIALLY THE BAR STAFF. IT WOULD BE LOVELY TO HAVE SOME BAR SNACKS SUCH AS CHIPS ETC. THE ROOMS ARE VERY COMFORTABLE.
The only thing, as a cybersecurity professional, the WiFi in the lobby and the rooms is not secure, meaning that anyone can connect to it and see all the motel's guests' data in plain text (unencrypted).
Beautiful hotel with clean and modern rooms. The staff was friendly and helpful. The location is ideal for visiting the Old Town.
Our stay at Motel One was wonderful. It was a perfect location, a short walk from Old Town, a grocery store and so many restaurants and shopping. The front desk staff were very helpful and friendly. And the room was clean and very comfortable. Perfect place to stay in Warsaw!
a jewel in Warsawa
Very good!
The motel itself is nice and clean inside. Stayed there for 10 days... BUT... there was no phone in the room to even call the reception in case of an emergency. No water despecer on the floor either. I had to get ice from the bar and was given it in a glass, not a bucket... how many times can you go down the stairs?. If you are looking to get more hangers, forget it. Only 5 per room, and you will not get more cause they say they do not have them. I asked for an ironing board and an iron which was handed to me at the reception desk. Had to bring it to the 8th floor myself. Room service did not bother to pick up dirty glasses from the room. Was I to take them down to the kitchen myself ???. No parking space when people come to pick you up, and the driveway is horrible. Drivers can't see the steps, no marking of the edges. Some almost ended up going through the windows into the reception area. Who the heck designed it !?!? Bottom line... will never stay there again.
good hotel with comfortable bed and amazing breakfast
nice modern room with very nice view, comfortable bed, breakfast ok, but for a Polish breakfast there could be much better choice of local products (it was just a simple standard one); a kettle and minibar in the room would be a great add-on
The room is very comfortable, especially the bed. The staff is cordial, helpfuland friendly. The reason why I don't give the maximum point is that there are no hot meals for breakfast (although there is pancake).
A few things stand out about Motel One Warsaw-Chopin and they are all negative. No way is this a 3.5 star hotel the experience fell well below that and price was above that. There were no coffee or tea making facilities in the room, there is no fridge in the room, there was no iron or ironing board in the room. When I requested an iron and ironing board from reception I was asked by reception to carry it myself from reception and up a lift to the room I had booked and bring it back again never have I ever been asked at any hotel to do this myself this every other hotel I have stayed at the would have done for me as the paying customer. Also for a 5 day stay I was only provided with one bottle of water for the room. This also unacceptable. The staff also seemed like they didnt care or I had to chase them up. Overall my experience of Motel One Chopin was unacceptable.
Perfect location and friendly staff. Rooms are clean.
Very nice place to stay, very nice staff and bar
My stay there was pleasant and peaceful. I was very tired and managed to get perfect sleep as it was very quiet in my room. The room was nice and clean. The only thing that might have been a little issue is the hair dryer that wasn’t working but I didn’t need it urgently at that time. Overall, it was a nice experience.
Cosy, amazing ambiance and architecture
Overall my stay at the Motel One in Warsaw was very good. One thing missing from the room was a telephone, or another way to communicate with the front desk.
Beautiful hotel, up to date
Good, but not worth 140 euros a night. No coffee maker was a real downer for me.
Great location within easy reach of everywhere we wanted to visit. Hotel fairly new and well maintained . Good bar and reception area
Wonderful hotel with a great location right across the road from the Chopin museum. I would have loved a mini fridge in my room. That was the only thing that could have been added to my already amazing room.
Room was large and very comfortable, no complaints on that score. However, there is a fire door between us and the room next door. On the last night a young family stayed next door and kept us awake and woke us up early because there is no sound proofing on the door. In fact there is a centremetre gap at the bottom of the door! We could hear everything. It's not the families fault but the design of the door...
Good hotel centrally situated and right by Chopin Museum. Excellent breakfast options. Value for money.
Very pleasant visit. Helpful staff. Clean hotel. Central location.
Lovely hotel, clean and modern. Great central location.
Alles top
Amazing location, great value for money
all was perfect
Room is fine. But why was I able to check in online, collect card then find card failed next day and told to pay again?? With surly staff
Perfect location and accommodation
Awesome service and clean room. The guest service and receptionists did a great job when I forgot the Ipad and left the country by keeping it and packaging it until it was later picked up by the courier
We really loved our stay at Motel One Warsaw. Perfect combination of lovely room, staff and. Bar/restaurant for breakfast in a Locke location.
Amazing staff, rooms, and cleanliness!!
I've already been to 5 Motel One places in different cities/countries, and this one was super except 1 thing: we always traveling with our dog (a chocolate Labrador) and partly why we choose Motel One network is because you pet policy (you allow staying with dog for a absolutely adequate pet fee, which is totally fair for me as a customer). And usually, in all previous your places you can go with a dog to the bar as well, but somehow not in this one. And the pity thing is that we fund out about it already in the bar, after we order our cocktails. Yes, the staff in the bar was very polite when asking us to leave, but it seems counter-intuitive when you can stay with the dog in hotel, but can not in the bar and there's no sign that you can't before you sit there and somebody ask you to go away.
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Warsaw
A city where old meets new
Haven’t discovered Warsaw yet? Then it’s about time you did! For city breaks or short holidays, Warsaw is a real hidden gem. Even if you’re just passing through on a business trip, don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore the Polish capital and experience its warm hospitality. There’s good reason the city on the banks of the river Vistula considered one of the most beautiful in Europe. Poland’s largest and most populous city has always had its own unique charm. Stately buildings, palaces and parks bear witness to the city’s past as the royal seat of the Polish monarchy.
A young art and design scene, a wide range of night life including alternative clubs, creative restaurants, craft beer breweries and beach bars on the banks of the river create the perfect mix of old and new.Now you’ve figured out your travel destination – we’ll provide you with the perfect accommodation. Our hotel in the Polish metropolis gives you everything you need at a great price: affordable rooms with comfortable boxspring beds, extraordinary design and free WiFi, as well as a healthy organic breakfast, a well-stocked bar with a large selection of gins and friendly staff – and of course, all in a central location! Warsaw is waiting to be discovered – what are you waiting for?
Affordable Design Hotels in Warsaw – your Motel One
Warsaw has been the capital city of Poland since 1596 and has survived many turbulent years and periods of upheaval. The city’s rich history is reflected in its extremely varied architecture. From Gothic churches to classic palaces through to Soviet tower blocks and modern sky scrapers – ‘Warszawa’ is a diverse metropolis that seamlessly combines the old with the new and has woven its own unique character.
The city’s iconic landmark is just a short walk away from our hotel and at 237 metres high, it’s hard to miss: the Palace of Culture and Science, or – Pałac Kultury i Nauki, shortened to PKiN – is located just opposite the central train station. The building was built by the Soviets in the 1950s and, at the time, it was the second tallest building in Europe. Today it houses, among other things, several cinemas, theatres and a swimming pool, as well as a viewing platform and panoramic restaurant on the 30th floor. From the PKiN, you can easily reach the Warsaw Uprising Museum and the National Museum on foot or alternatively you can take the tram. It’s generally very easy to explore Warsaw by public transport as an extensive network of underground trains, buses and trams connects the entire city.
Visiting Warsaw’s Old Town is an absolute must. After it was destroyed in World War II, it was meticulously rebuilt to replicate authentic pre-war architecture. Today, it is a UNESCO world heritage site. The Market Place lies at the heart of the Old Town, home to many restaurants and cafés where you can try typical Polish specialities such as Barczcz, a beetroot soup, or filled Pierogi dumplings. And of course those who want to can try Poland’s national drink, vodka. Na zdrowie!
Old glamour meets new world
The Syrenka (mermaid) statue is also found in the Old Town. It is a symbol of Warsaw and is depicted in Warsaw’s coat of arms. Many legends have been told about the mermaid: she is said to have protected the inhabitants of the settlement, which would later become the capital city, in thanks for being saved by a fisherman.
St. John’s Archcathedral, the oldest church in the city, and the Royal Castle, which housed the Polish royal family until the 18th century, are also located in the Old Town. From the southern end of Castle Square, you can stroll along the Royal Route, one of the longest royal boulevards in the entire world. It winds south from the Royal Castle to the royal summer residences, including Wilanów Palace, located 10 kilometres away. On this magnificent boulevard, you’ll find one historic building after another, from St. Anne’s Church, to the Presidential Palace, through to the University of Warsaw. Keep on walking and you’ll end up on Nowy Świat, the famous shopping street in Warsaw. The ‘New World’ street’s many shops, cafés and restaurants invite you to shop to your heart’s content.
Warsaw’s New Town, built at the end of the 14th century, lies in the north of the city and borders directly on the Old Town. The Barbican, a gate in the old city walls around the historic centre, leads you into Nowe Miasto, the New Town, which boasts churches that are well worth seeing, as well as the 18th-century Raczyski Palace. The New Town is criss-crossed by Ulica Freta, a pedestrian street where you can grab a bite to eat in a restaurant and watch the world go by. Or take a break from sightseeing and enjoy the fresh air in Traugutta Park.
The trendy Praga district
The trendy Praga district lies on the eastern bank of the Vistula, directly across from the Old Town. You can easily reach the Praga district on the tram which goes over the Śląsko-Dąbrowski bridge. Former a separate town, it became part of the capital city in 1791. The area here is markedly less Western and more authentic, as the former worker’s quarter was damaged considerably less during World War II. So authentic in fact, that Hollywood movies such as The Pianist have been filmed against its atmospheric backdrop. Today, it’s home to the artists and creatives of Warsaw, and colourful street art adorns old buildings that are slowly falling into ruin. The modern art galleries and bars are well worth a visit. Small cosy restaurants serve hearty Polish dishes – or vegan fare – while unusual museums are dedicated to subjects such as vodka production or neon signs. Don’t forget: the Praga district is also home to Warsaw Zoo, including the famous Żabiński-Villa, and the Vistula beach, one of the most beautiful urban beaches in Europe. If you want to experience another side of Warsaw, a short trip to the other side of the river is a must.
Chopin – Warsaw’s beloved musician
We will never know if Chopin himself sunbathed on Warsaw’s river banks, but one thing is sure: Frédéric Chopin is one of the city’s most famous sons. Born in 1810 in Żelazowa Wola, which was then in the Duchy of Warsaw, he spent the first 20 years of his life on a manor estate close to the university, before moving to Paris. He received his musical training here, composed his first pieces and, as a child prodigy at the piano, played in the palaces of the aristocracy. Even today the great composer is ever-present – the airport is named after him, and the Chopin museum, directly opposite our affordable hotel, and the Chopin monument in Łazienki Park, are both dedicated to his memory. In the summer months his music floats through the air, as many open-air concerts are held to honour his music. There is no doubt that Warsaw loves Chopin and Chopin loved Warsaw. So much so that according to his wishes, his heart was brought back to Warsaw after he died. Today, it rests in the Holy Cross Church on the Royal Route. The great musician also inspired the design of our hotel – the design of the lounge and rooms were inspired by his classical music. If you are looking for unique, affordable accommodation in a top location, our Motel One is just right for you. Maybe you’ll also lose your heart to Warsaw? We will be delighted to welcome you to our hotel!
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