ibis budget Warszawa Reduta

I was put in a room with a colleague, so finding the shower right by the bed was definitely surprising and unexpected! It took me a moment to adjust, but overall, the room was functional and had everything we needed for a one-night stay. The hotel is clean, and the staff was friendly, but that layout was definitely something different. For the price, it was a decent option, though!

Missed my connection train and had to stay overnight in Warsaw. This hotel is perfect for this purpose: near to the Warsaw West train station, not expensive, provides all basics for 1-2 nights. There are some restaurants and cafes nearby, open till late, so enough options for getting snacks and food if needed. Friendly and helpful staff, small room but clean and comfortable enough. Nothing to complain about :)

The hotel is very close (approx. 500 m) to the academy of special education in Warsaw. The room was clean and neat, however it was cold and the air conditioner didn't work well. We asked the receptionist to solve the problem but the answer was it was what they had and could offer. I guess, the budget versions of these hotels do not provide hairdryers in the rooms as well. If the room temperature issue can be solved, these hotels are a good option for people on average/short budget.

Very budget room in terms of missing furniture like storage for clothing, nightstand etc. you get a bed, a stool with some half table by the window and that is it. Perfect for sleeping only. If you have lots of luggage and you want to put it away, this type of room would not fit a bill. In terms of cleanliness and quietness it was very good. We got a nice large bathroom for a twin double bed room. Also the room was larger than expected. The location is on the outskirts of the city centre and not that close by walking.

Pleasant enough to stay for a few nights. Quite close to the railway station and staff were helpful. You know what you're going to get but some things seem budget for budget's sake e.g. could have a proper bathroom. Minor issue was had to ask for cold milk at breakfast; not sure what obsession is with hot milk!

Rooms are a disaster with wash basin inside the room, an one feet high shower enclosure and WC seperated like a ghetto. Badly designed rooms. Check in is in the adjacent building and you have to travel there even at 3 degree cold with the reception here acting like a post office. Restaurant is small and serves breakfast only. Location has no eating options nearby except an Italian restaurant and a kebab joint called Bengol Kebab. The reception girls were hostile people unfit for hospitality industry and at times bordering to racists (we were indians). Only good thing is they have a water dispenser from where you can collect your own water but in the ground floor. Will never ever stay in this hotel. Would advice you also not to stay here. As an information, we are die hard Ibis patrons and during our Poland visits stayed in ibis only in Krakow, Wroclaw & Warsaw. But this one was a disaster

This was the worst hotel I have ever stayed so far and the price is too much. The location is not so good as it charges this much compared to the hotels in city center. The shower was very small and there was no hair dryer. This was the first hotel that I saw without minibar😂 even not water bottles for the guest. Very disappointing.

4 because the rooms are too tight. I have never seen tighter rooms. But the rooms are very clean. The location of the hotel is convenient.