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Amicus

This church-owned establishment offers bright, prim rooms, each featuring ecclesiastical touches like bibles and crucifixes. Read_on (No Comments)

Hit

Singles and doubles as well as apartments ranging in size from 30 to 60 metres. Shuttered away in a colourful building close to the zoo section of Praga. Read_on (No Comments)

Ibis Budget Warszawa Centrum

A super addition to Warsaw’s budget bracket, this hotel is in the midst of a brand shift so you may find yourself checking into an Etap or, if the transition is complete, an Ibis hotel. Read_on (No Comments)

Mazowiecki

What used to be a grubby budget hotel has seen modest refurbishments and now promises utilitarian comfort at cut prices. The peep Read_on (No Comments)

Noclegi Okęcie

Noclegi Okęcie
Magnolia, one of Noclegi Okęcie’s three accommodations coupled near the airport (the neighbouring two buildings, Pod Read_on (No Comments)

Premiere Classe

Premiere Classe
One of the best budget options in the city, and as such often fully booked. Basic, modern rooms come equipped with private bathrooms and television, and the location is just a tram stop from the train station. Read_on (No Comments)

Profesorski

Providing you don't mind shelling out for large taxi bills whenever you fancy going into town, the Profesorski offers clean and functional amenities. Read_on (No Comments)

Start Hotel Aramis

Start Hotel Aramis
Slightly forbidding at first glance this one star hotel offers base comfort at even lower prices. Do go the extra yard and shell out on a renovated room – perks are minimal but the rooms are clean and come with television and internet access. Read_on (No Comments)

Start Hotel Atos

Start Hotel Atos
Another hotel where spending the extra on a premium 'komfort' room is wholly encouraged. Doing so gains you digs in clean, renovated rooms with functional furniture and wifi and tv. Read_on (No Comments)

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