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This hotel is ok. Not great but ok. I only stayed one night and was glad. My single room was small and pretty basic but ok. The room overlooked the busy road and unfortunately i could hear the traffic and the deep bass beat from the permanently moored ' party' boat on the river all night, so I did not get any sleep. The hotel lacks soft furnishings, style and fabrics, more concrete bunker and plastic than anything else. If you want a basic room within walking distance of the old town and do not need any ' extras', then this hotel will suit.

Hotels location is amaizing. It’s basically right in the center near old town. It’s alk you need from a hotel - bed, shower, breakfast. Nothing fancy, but evertything is clean and fine. I’m staying in this hotel for the second time. This time I forgot my Apple Watch charger there. I doubt that I can get it back somehow.

From the airport, get off at the next stop at Warsaw Central Station. It takes about 10 minutes on foot. It is easily accessible from Copernicus Metro Station in about 3 minutes on foot. Compared to when I stayed six years ago, the room was renovated and equipped with a refrigerator and air conditioning. If you go from Tokyo, it's cold in the mornings and evenings in late October. The heating wasn't working yet, so it was good to have an air-conditioning heater. Breakfast buffets have a full menu, but there were fewer items than before. (Only scrambled eggs for egg dishes, cucumbers and tomatoes for salad, etc.) But coffee was becoming machine-made, and there were more freshly fried doughnuts, a Polish specialty. It comes with a bottle of 500ml plastic water. There is soap and shampoo, but no shower cap or toothbrush. I knew beforehand that there was no pot, so I brought my water heater and tea bag. It was convenient to have a stylish shopping center nearby. There were supermarkets and food courts, and the flow of people was changing. The area around JNR station has more calligraphy than before, there are fewer shops and fewer people, the electricity is dark and it may be scary at night. If you're traveling alone, it's safer to take the Metro when it gets dark. There was no problem in the room during the day, but the WIFI was cut off quickly at night, which was inconvenient. Room prices are double what they were six years ago, partly due to the weak yen and high prices. It had gone from about 5,000 yen to 10,000 yen in Japanese yen.