Hotel ibis budget Warszawa Reduta (Warsaw, Poland)

The straightforward rooms met or exceeded expectations of an economy hotel for many reviewers. There was praise for the stylish decor, cleanliness, comfy beds and reliable free Wi-Fi. Considering the usually inexpensive room rates, budget-conscious visitors often said it was decent value for money.

Guests largely welcomed this hotel's location to the west of the city centre. There were shopping malls, dining options and a bowling alley in the vicinity. Motorists appreciated the ample parking and proximity of petrol stations. Access to sports venues, city attractions and the historic old town was made quick and easy as visitors could easily walk to the nearest train stations plus bus and tram stops. The airport was also a short drive away.

The customer service won plaudits from many reviewers, who praised the pleasant and helpful reception staff. Many guests experienced a swift check-in. The breakfast buffet was a popular, convenient and reasonably-priced option offering a wide range of continental items.

It was suggested by some reviewers that the rooms best suited couples or solo travellers as the en suite showers and toilet facilities resembled cubicles inside the bedrooms. This posed occasional privacy issues for several travellers as some featured frosted glass doors.

Although many guests felt the accommodation was pretty tranquil, some rooms were reportedly exposed to traffic noise. Light sleepers also noted that as there was a hospital nearby, the sound of sirens was sometimes audible.

Critics sometimes claimed the rooms were fairly small or lacked sufficient storage space, especially when fully occupied. There were also some reports of dirty windows.