Warsaw Central Apartment by Noclegi Renters

Hotel Description

You know what? I’ve stayed in a lot of places around Warsaw, and this apartment on Aleja Niepodległości really surprised me. I mean, when you first see the address in Ochota, you might think it’s going to be some generic corporate housing situation – but honestly, it’s nothing like that. The building itself has this solid, understated feel that’s pretty typical for this part of the city, and once you’re inside, you get why this place has such crazy good ratings. The apartment actually feels like someone’s home, not a sterile hotel room. There’s proper kitchen equipment (I’m talking real knives, not those useless butter knife things most places give you), and the living space has enough room to spread out your stuff without feeling like you’re camping in a shoebox. What really got me was the attention to detail – good WiFi that actually works for video calls, blackout curtains that keep the morning light out, and the kind of shower pressure that makes you want to stay in there forever.

The location is honestly perfect if you know Warsaw at all. Aleja Niepodległości is one of those streets that connects everything without being touristy or overpriced – you’re basically a quick tram ride from the Old Town, but you’re living where actual Varsovians live. There’s a Żabka right around the corner (because there’s always a Żabka around the corner), and if you walk maybe five minutes toward the center, you hit this stretch with some really solid restaurants that don’t have English menus, which is usually a good sign. I grabbed coffee most mornings from this little place nearby that does proper espresso, not the watery stuff you get in hotel lobbies. The tram connections are actually fantastic from here – line 14 gets you to the central station in about fifteen minutes, and you can catch the metro without any hassle. Parking was way easier than I expected too, which anyone who’s driven in Warsaw will tell you is basically a miracle.

What I really appreciated was how quiet it gets at night, even though you’re on a main street. The windows must be decent quality because I barely heard the traffic, and trust me, Aleje Niepodległości can get busy during rush hour. The whole check-in process was smooth – none of that awkward waiting around in a lobby situation, just clear instructions and everything worked exactly like they said it would. I stayed there during one of those random October weeks when Warsaw weather can’t make up its mind, and the heating was spot-on, which matters more than you’d think in these older buildings. Honestly, the only thing I’d change is maybe having a few more hangers in the closet, but that’s me being picky. For the price point and the fact that you get a whole apartment to yourself, it’s kind of a no-brainer if you want to experience Warsaw like you actually live there for a few days instead of just passing through.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $154. Apartment with 1 king bed, 1 twin bed, 1 full bed and 2 twin beds for Max. people: 6

Reviews

• Wspaniale – Ksenia from Poland – June 22, 2025 (10/10)

  Widok, przestronne mieszkanie, 3 sypialnie, salon, kuchnia. Duża liczba łóżek oraz szaf
  
  What could be improved: Brak

• Wonderful – Kobyłka from Poland – June 19, 2025 (9/10)

  Klimat
  
  What could be improved: Znikomy kontakt z właścicielem obiektu.

• Exceptional – G from Poland – August 1, 2025 (10/10)

• Exceptional – Klokocki from Poland – May 3, 2025 (10/10)

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