Ibis is always a good choice if you're looking for a clean hotel at a reasonable price. This Ibis met my expectations and gave me a positive impression of hotels in Warsaw.

The location is not bad, but it's not really in the Warsaw city centre. It's a few tram stops away from the Old Town, but considering that there is a tram that will take you down Aleja Solidarnosci, it's only a few minutes into town. Tram fares are furthermore extremely cheap in Poland, so that shouldn't be a concern.

In terms of service, I have absolutely no complaints. The Polish employees are friendly, efficient, helpful and speak good English.

What can I say about the rooms? Well, it's an average Ibis hotel; if you have ever stayed in one, you know what you're getting for the price. It's a relatively small room, an even smaller bathroom and a tiny little desk area. I'm the kind of guest who doesn't need any more, but many people tend to complain about the size of their rooms. But hey; you're getting it at an affordable price, so there's nothing really to complain about.

My only issue was with the parking. If you're exploring Poland by car, then you'll have to leave it in the underground parking. If I remember correctly, it was 50 PLZ per night, which is considerable for Poland.

Apart from that, this Ibis is a good choice if you're considering staying in Warsaw for a few days.

I stay a lot in the Accor group hotels. This one is definately standard one. I have nothing to complain about. Rooms are clean, but some of the furnitures could be replaced already. Sleep quality very good though.
Breakfast also standard. The form of the buffet gives you opportunity to eat as much as you need. Products are freash and very tasty.
Location of the place is good. It's not the strict city center, but they is a lot of trams and buses around.
Hotel totally deserves for 4 points!!!

Have just come back from 5 days in Warsaw, stayed at the Ibis Centrum for 4 nights for £92, so baring this in mind I have no real complaints. It is about 4 stops from the Old Town on the tram, and is within walking distance of the Rising Museum which was excellent. Trams are frequent and cheap but so are taxis. There are a few places to eat and some small shops around the hotel which is handy but not really any bars for a quiet drink. There is a restaurant and bar at the hotel but we only had a quick drink in the bar and no food so cannot comment on the food. The staff were all very friendly, we had to report the sink leaking in our first room but they quickly moved us to another one. The rooms were typical ibis but clean and well presented. My only complaint would be the lack of tea and coffee making facillites in the room which I would expect from even the most basic hotel room.

We enjoyed our stay at the Ibis Warzawa. The room was confortable, clean and quiet. The breakfast was good and also the location. The restaurant at night is just in case you really don't want to go out for dinner.