DOMOTEL Aleje Jerozolimskie

Great value for price apartment close to the main railway station. Spacious enough for 6/7 friends, nice balcony and in a new building. Recommended!

beautiful apartment well equipped

parking nearby cost 60 euro per day :(

A good location for a stay in Warsaw

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Large apartment. Good fit for 6 people and 2 kids. A lot of dishes, so you don’t need to bring from home if you stay for few days. Warm in winter. We reduced heat to 1 and in other rooms to 0 2 bathrooms Underground parking + a lot of parkings spots near the building (if it’s bank holiday or weekday, you can park there for free) Tram and bus station near the building A lot of small shops near the building

Missed microwave Not critical, but would be good to do small renovation

Very big apartment in new building with underground garage, comfortable and well equipped. Not very close to the center but in nice area

Instead of the pictures there was very complicated to found the exact entrance of the building. It takes a lot of time in a rainy weather because GPS address send us on the opposite side. There is just one key 🔑 for the apartment and is complicated when you are group of more people.

It’s very roomy. Each dorm is wide and with plenty of space. Kitchen well appointed. Two separate bathrooms. Well communicated to the centre by tramways and buses. Clean and with an excellent parking place.

Furniture is a mess. Looks like a surplus shop. Missed a bread toaster in the kitchen. But these are minor details. Our worst problem where with the information provided to localize the apartment. Took us a long time to realize that 133/26 was not the number of the building. Only 133 is. 26 is the number of the apartment (silly, but it would have saved us a lot of time if it was explained). And the other problem is the instructions to find the parking. The pictures provided are useless. They should, instead, provide an address that you could enter into your navigation system. As it often happens a good experience can easily turn into a nightmare because of misinformation.