Best Western Hotel Felix

That was a nice stay in a not far-located area in Warsaw. I got everything I need for the comfortable nights during the journey. I've came for the festival and plenty of other dancers were staying in the same place. No complaints, simply enjoying. less

Hotel Felix is on the edge of a leafy suburb in east Warsaw. Convenient to the great local public transportation network, it was a great value with clean and comfortable rooms, each with a balcony, a nice restaurant, and welcoming bar. As for convenience, the free wi-if was lacking and there are only a few English language channels on the TV. Unplug at your lodging for a few days and use the extensive free wi-if in the city to check email. less

This hotel is out of the hustle and bustle of Warsaw. We had an exceptional reception experience with Joanna on our arrival who couldn’t do enough to help us. The rooms are a good size, clean, tidy and the shower pressure and temperature were terrific. The down size of the shower was the high step to get in The wifi was poor and we were unable to have a continuous service and there is no air conditioning available. This location is not really suitable for disabled guests as their a number of stairs to get to reception and the ramp is exceptionally steep. less

Althoug the building is a very unattractive and old one, the common parts of this hotel are very nice and modern. The hall is nice, the breakfast room is original, elegant and very pleasant. Breakfast was good and you can find a separate place with waffle and egg cooked at the moment. Unluckily rooms are not exactly the same. Although it had a balcony, our room was a little bit uncomfortable. For me, not up to the standards of a Best Western Hotel. Our room was minimal and has no minibar. In the Bathroom, the smallest washbasin ever seen and no shampoo in the shower. There isn't any air-con in the rooms, but the balcony was a remedy at the summer high temperatures. Very helpful Staff. Free Wifi perfectly working. It's possible to find parking for your car in the streets near the Hotel. less

Located in a busy city urban neighborhood of Warsaw, the Felix offers your basic necessities in a big city environment. Easy walking distance to Warsaw’s excellent tram system, you can get to main part of city in about 15 minutes. While the rooms are minimal, many have balconies, which we wanted. The room itself has only a double bed (most Americans expect a Queen size, at least) and has no mini-bar. The shower water is hot and great water pressure, but you need to bring your own shampoo. There is also a convenient handle in the shower for balance. Hotel has a huge room for breakfast, and quite the breakfast spread, including a waffle and egg station. This likely why so many tour buses use this hotel. One arrived at 10:30pm, and was out before we saw them at 9:00 am. There is also a grocery store less than 5 minute walk from hotel. The front desk staff and the bar staff were very helpful and kind, and a small tip will go a long way at the bar as far as service goes. By the way way, there is no air conditioning in this building. This is a very large, unattractive old-style building, but once you get inside, you should be happy with the hotel. Otherwise, go downtown and stay at one of the very large brand hotels and spend man many times more for your room. I would call this hotel a bargain as long as you really only need a bed to sleep on and a really large breakfast to get you going in the morning. Expect crowds at breakfast. less