ARTHOTEL STALOWA 52

I was here for a week. The best thing for me is the location. Up and coming historic neighborhood with some great restaurants. The hotel is quite nice and I see myself coming back. Funky, clever, industrial motif with personality. Comfortable bed, ac, and a good shower. The restaurant is really good. Parking is safe and convenient. You can hear your neighbors sometimes, but I was there when there were some wedding parties. Not so bad. A few more smiles from the front desk would be nice.

We loved our stay at ARTHOTEL Stalowa 52. The hotel has a unique artistic style, good rooms, and a very welcoming atmosphere. The staff was friendly and helpful, and the location in Praga is perfect to experience a more authentic side of Warsaw while still being close to the center.

Highly recommend, so glad we booked this hotel for our trip to Warsaw - combination of a lovely boutique hotel, great value for money and a fantastic, historically significant neighbourhood just out of, but still very close to the busy city centre. Our room was huge with a very comfortable bed, air con and nice amenities (only suggestion for improvement would be to add room safes). The Praga neighborhood is so nice - plenty of nice bars, restaurants, cafes and supermarkets (don’t miss Peaches restaurant next door). Very close to lots of transport links - bonus of being on this side of town if getting the tram over the Vistula river.

Great location in a historic building. Comfortable stay, and for this price it’s very good value for Warsaw.

I stayed here for work and booked a room for two nights. Overall, it was okay, but nothing special especially for the price (close to €100 per night). The room was spacious but not quiet at all. I was woken up several times by noise from the hallway and the room next door. I flagged it to the staff, but they didn’t seem to care or do anything about it, which was disappointing. Breakfast had a very limited selection, and I also tried their dinner a Caesar salad which was dry, small, and not great at all. I wouldn’t recommend eating there. As a place just to sleep, it’s acceptable. The location isn’t ideal, but it’s decent.

One 23sq meter room to myself (Green Peace) I think. I could use a larger desk for doing work, but otherwise the room is great. Inviting decor, pillows that aren't too soft, large TV. It wasn't noisy either. I did not have time to try the restaurant below.

A very reasonable hotel choice while in Warsaw. While the area might seem a bit questionable at first, the hotel itself is nice and cozy. I was genuinely surprised by the breakfast buffet selection — even wines and champagne were available.

The room and breakfast were good but unfortunately I had a bad experience overall. 1 - the hotel was hosting a wedding which was loud and audible in my room. I asked at midnight when it would end and they said 3am and there was nothing they could do about the noise keeping me awake. I booked 10 months in advance and I think I should have been warned during that time in advance or allocated a room that wasn’t right above the restaurant to begin with. 2 - at 1am, a receptionist came through my locked door with a master key while I was undressed and in bed. This was a serious breach of my privacy and security and I was disturbed and unable to sleep after that. There is no other lock or bolt on the door so I felt unsafe. They should have, at the very least, knocked first before entering straight in. 3 - when I checked in, a receptionist told me I paid for two guests which I thought was an error, but they confirmed and said that two guests would be covered for breakfast. I invited my friend to join me for breakfast the next day, and the staff told me the receptionist made a mistake. They decided not to charge me but they treated me like I tried to sneak someone in which was unfair. They offered me a bottle of wine to apologise when I checked out. I don’t drink and couldn’t take it on the plane anyway but I appreciated the apology. Mistakes happen and I’m sure others will have better experiences at this hotel, but I think all of these issues could have been solved by better practice as I’ve suggested above.