3-Star Hotels in Mazovia, Poland

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.

The hotel is located in the old city, a bit far from the airport. Taxis charge different rates depending on the time of day, so traveling during off-peak hours can save you some money on the fare.

Hello! Everything was very comfortable, including the hotel's location. The room was clean and quiet, the staff was pleasant, and check-in at reception was fast. The breakfast was delicious! I recommend it 🥰

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.

I stayed in September last year and was very satisfied, so I booked a room in May this year as well. This time, I was guided to a room on the third floor, and I was more satisfied because the water pressure was strong (last time, it was actually uncomfortable for a woman with long hair because the water pressure was weak.) Still, the staffd were friendly and the location was excellent.

I recently stayed at Castle Inn, a unique and charming hotel located right in the heart of Warsaw’s Old Town. What makes this hotel truly special is its historical setting – the building itself is several hundred years old, and you can feel the character and heritage as soon as you walk in. It’s not just a place to sleep; it’s an experience that adds to the atmosphere of visiting Warsaw. One of the things I appreciated most about Castle Inn was the room. It was airy, clean, and comfortable, offering all the basic amenities I needed during my stay. If you're interested in exploring the Old Town and nearby museums, monuments, and churches, you really can't pick a better spot. Just stepping out of the hotel in the early morning and taking a quiet walk through the cobblestone streets surrounded by historic buildings is a memorable experience. One thing I regret is missing the Chopin music performances held every evening nearby. It’s a beautiful opportunity for classical music lovers, and I’ve promised myself I won’t miss it next time I visit. Overall, Castle Inn provides a simple yet authentic and comfortable stay, especially ideal for those who are passionate about history, architecture, and cultural exploration.

I really enjoyed my stay at this hotel. Rooms may feel a little dated but I found them spacious and incredibly clean. My room even had a small balcony over the street which was a lovely added bonus. Staff were very helpful and pleasant (although in Poland I feel smiling and giving a warm welcome are not in staff handbooks!🤣). I paid extra, 65 zloty (about £13), to have the buffet breakfast, I found it basic but plentiful. Shower was powerful and plenty of hot water. WiFi has a good connection and was stable. Plenty of public transport available very close to the hotel. I'd definitely stay here again.

This hotel is super conveniently located! You can get to Warsaw Central Station and Nowy Świat with just one bus, which was great for nights out. Old Town is also only about a 30-minute bus ride away, making it perfect for sightseeing. Plus, there are plenty of shops like Żabka and Biedronka nearby, so grocery shopping was a breeze. The room cleaning during my stay was minimal, but it didn't cause any issues. Just a heads up, the provided shampoo doubles as body wash, so if you prefer separate products, you might want to bring your own.

Hotel locate at a good location. It’s at the business district. Sunday most shop is closed. Including the supermarket. Basement of the hotel is the supermarket. 2 mins walk. So convenince. 10mins walk you can find a food hall. Many food eatery. I love to stay this hotel again in future. The hotel serve a delicious great breakfast with good quality.

Perfect for arrivals and departures from Chopin Airport. Airport transfer is included in the price. To find out where and how to be picked up, listen to the voicemail on the contact number provided in your booking (if you select Ukrainian, they will then speak in Russian). Good breakfast. Russian-speaking lady at reception. Thank you!