Breakfast: don't trust your first impression. Although at first glance it looks poor it's perfectly prepared. First thing - the ecology. The butter is not in small plastic containers, the same is with yoghurt. Good for our planet! The breakfast itself was delicious, I haven't eaten so tasty bread for ages. There was also a water carafe with the big fresh mint sprig. What a great idea! Cheese, sausages, eggs and steamed vegetables were all delicious, the Americano coffee as well. The staff engaged in the process of preparing the breakfast here should really be awarded :)

Suddenly at 6 am the light in my room turned on and I don't now why. It woke me up but only for a while. After the breakfast there was an alarm in the building and the warnings were in Polish, German, French and ... in Italian. I guess there are not so many Italians in Warsaw, especially in September. As far as Warsaw is concerned it would be better to issue these warnings in Ukrainian or Russian instead of Italian.

There are two IBIS hotels next to each other - one is budget, the other is "normal". We stayed once in a "normal" one a couple of years ago and liked it a lot. This time booking a room on a very short notice I made a mistake and accidentally booked the "budget" one. So we spent just one night in "Budget" and the reception staff kindly moved us to the "normal" IBIS in the morning. So our stay in "budget" was probably 7 hours long. Anyway, I guess for its price IBIS Budget is very good. Yes, the room is fairly small, and the bathroom and toilet layout is weird. There aren't many places for luggage and clothes, and the table is tiny. However, the bed is large and comfy, the room is quiet, the cleanliness impeccable; and we had a very decent sleep. The hotel shares the location and staff with its more premium sibling, which is very good. I would recommend this hotel for shorter trips - maybe to connect bus, train and flight travels. Definitely a very good choice for men (these are low-maintenance in general), could be less acceptable for women - as the bathroom is quite limited (no hairdryer, etc). But this is a one-star hotel, so read the description carefully before booking.

There are some space limitations and the bathroom is a bit weird. No kettle and hairdryer. Not a big deal if you are prepared in advance.

Clean room in a good condition, nothing fancy. Comfortable bed. Good value (taking into account that it is a hotel room, not an airbnb).

Minimal place to pack your things (no wardrobe, cabinet, etc). No hairdryer in the room. I could only turn off the nightlight above the bed by removing the card (i.e. cutting off electricity). The room clearly has soundproofing as you can't hear the street or speech outside the room, but hitting walls, dropping objects in adjacent rooms will wake you up, happened often. Nevertheless, for this price I consider it good value.

Was fine and good for the money. Stuff ultra friendly and cooperative. Really quick and good help after we left keys in room... So no need to panic if going for ciggies outside. We had also solved pretty quickly a problem with the people banging and shout that were above us. The stuff solved that quickly also.

- The toilet wasn't clean. It smelled bad but not badly, but still... For people with a sensitive smell it can be problematic.

Location is so convenient, close to West Bus station, just 15 mins through the park. Clean rooms and amazing breakfast! We could see room service lady often to switch towels when we want. Receptionist was super helpful and everyone are so friendly. I would definitely stay again. Quiet and the staff asked the preference if we want quiet side or city side which is so nice of them.

I would add more fresh fruits to the breakfast but that’s not too big of a deal. I would add at least one bottle of water to the room but that’s also not a big deal as we had our own bottles we could fill at the kitchen water station.

I was very thankful for English speaking staff. The food at the restaurant was amazing! Everything I needed to basically have a shower and nap before going to the airport was in the room. The room window opened. Strong wifi signal throughout the property.

I am unsure if each room has its own AC unit or if there is a central unit in a penthouse feeding them, but the AC in my room was not great. Thankfully the window opened to let cool night air in. The bathroom could use a light fixture in the ceiling grid. It is a bit dingy because the light is wasted in the ceiling due to fixture placement.

The hotel is located near the Warsaw West station, with very good bus connections to the city center. The staff is polite and the room was clean and comfortable. There is also a small supermarket right next door. The wifi is good.

The bathroom is ensuite but not in a seperate room, rather the toilet is in its own room and the shower is literally next to the bed. There is a blackout curtain for privacy however, but maybe non couples who are considering staying in one of these rooms should keep this in mind. Also, there isn't a hair drier in the room but you can ask for one from the reception.

Ibis is a well-known brand, about which it is known in advance that there will be no unpleasant surprises. Clean renovated room, 24-hour hotel staff. Tourists are provided with information about city attractions.

Unfortunately, there is very little furniture in the room, which creates significant inconvenience. Instead of missing bedside tables (at least one!), I had to use stools to store things. There was no electric kettle, which today is already a necessary minimum for hotels of this class.

I stayed for just one night, choosing it because it is near the bus station. I arrived quite late and although there wasn't anywhere obvious to eat locally, I decided to try the hotel restaurant. Unlike most hotel restaurants, this one was quite good, reasonably priced and good food. This is situated in the main ibis hotel and open to residents of the "ibis budget" where I was staying and of course reviewing.

When choosing to stay at the ibis, be aware which hotel you are staying at. There are two hotels manged by ibis at this location, the "ibis" and "ibis budget" in a building next door. Both use the same reception desk but the facilities are different. Breakfast for the ibis budget is served in a room not unlike a hospital waiting room and there isn't enough space. I took a look at the main ibis Breakfast area and it seemed much better. I suppose you get what you pay for.

This was my second time staying at ibis Reduta Warsaw and I can recommend it very highly. It is simply the best for solo travellers and also if you are a couple. The beds are great, room has every amenity and the Wifi is also top notch. It is also well connected to most of the important spots in the city so a public transport ticket is all you need to get around. It is my top choice for a comfortable, cheap and high quality stay in Warsaw!

The pillows were not that comfy even though the bed was great. I think I could have used a few more power outlets. Also, a washbasin inside the toilet would be nice, and a bigger bathroom could be provided but I understand the price is quite low so I don't mind. The hotel key card sometimes doesn't work, maybe a touch activated card system can be implemented (for the external door).