Warsaw Hotel Guide - Top Kart Arena hotels in Warsaw, Poland.

"I highly recommend airport hotel Okrecie. Very helpful staff, nice room, big gym for those who want to workout and amazing breakfast. I will definitely stay again."

"Everything was great except the door banging. I have the impresion that the door closers in all rooms have to be adjusted. The customers let the doors close by themselves and they make an unbelivable noice, to the Point of the building shaking if few happen at the same time."

"Very comfortable and quiet room. It looks brand new and modern. I loved my stay."

"We had a wonderful experience. The location truly couldn’t be better. Being right next to the airport made everything incredibly convenient and stress-free. The room was clean, comfortable, and well-maintained, which made our stay even more enjoyable. The staff were friendly, welcoming, and always ready to help with anything we needed. Breakfast was another highlight of our stay, offering a great variety of options and everything was fresh and delicious."

"wonderful for a short stay in Warsaw"

"Good option"

"Excellent for R&R away from the city"

"I used to believe hostel are shaped by fellow travelers. I was wrong. Here, it’s the admin — specifically Lady-Ludmila — that ruins it. During my 1st stay, I poured coffee from a thermos that was next to the kettle in the shared kitchen, assuming it was communal. The next morning, I was falsely accused of theft. Ludmila escalated the situation, rallying long-term guests (mostly Ukrainians) into a mob, hurling insults and racial slurs. I had to call the police to stop the aggression. I stand 6 feet tall, and ex-military, and that was my only recourse (ask yourselves why?). Unsurprisingly, Ludmila disappeared once the police were on the way. And the thermos owner, was like oh, sorry, all is good now. (they tried to extort me for money before this) This wasn’t the first clash — the day before, she tried to evict me from a common area mid-breakfast to give the table to others. I refused, calmly but firmly. I returned Oct 5th for 2-nights that were prepaid, bringing my own huge mug & coffee to avoid more issues. I sat quietly under a camera all day working. Yet, when someone’s charger went missing, Ludmila again accused me without evidence. Owner upon arrival asked me to leave.. This place operates in paranoia and bias, not hospitality. As a local, I was treated worse than a stranger. Avoid this place unless you want a headache. Only thing you hear all day, is the sound of a mad woman, screaming. At that age, how is it even possible, must be the boredom - to the point of TEDIUM!!"

"Was a good spot for our last night in Poland prior to getting to the airport for our flight back home."