Best hostel in tows so far, I have been to quite a few hostels in Warsaw already, and this was my best stay. it was clean, spacious, cozy, nice service. Everything was great.

everything was great. If I could change something I would ask for more pots for guests and an extension cord in the living room - because of the lack of access to an electrical outlet in the living room (a room with a couch and a table, for all guests) I studied in another part of the hostel, also very comfortable, but not as cozy as the living room. But as I mentioned - the best hostel in the city in my personal opinion.

The Location from Centrum 06 takes 20 min on foot. But 175 also comes so close to the location. I liked everything that started from the entrance. They have 2 elevators modern btw, and they provide you with a Wi-Fi key password immediately. The towel is also included in the price. I liked the kitchen and how they sorted it. Everything is under ur hand even the washing machine and dish machine. 2 toilets and 2 separate showers. In the bathroom, there are 4 or 5 showers, and it is so big and you can get prepared here so easily. The bed sheets were tidy. Also, they have a living room where u can sit and enjoy. Also, wi-Fi was in all areas. So for this price, I could not imagine such a comfortable place.

Price - £20 for private 1 bed room booked approx 1 week in advance, £40 on the day and it was a day of big International match on National Stadium and a day before national holiday/long weekend! Location - approx 30 mins walk from Warsaw Central raiload station (8mins by tram to the nearest tram stop) and from Old Town, 10 mins from Copernicus Science Centre and river boulevards from which the National Stadium is not far away (it wasn’t my POI so I can’t give walk time). Standard - it’s a hostel so showers, toilets and other facilities are shared but they are well mantained and clean. Neccesities - there’s a Carrefour Express around a corner, a small but vibrant coffe and cake shop opposite and a restaurant with beer on tap on ground floor in the same building.

No curtains in rooms which might be an issue on early summer downs. Aircon - the rooms are air conditioned but in my room there was no aircon setting panel - the room was cool however the aircon was working all the time and it wasn’t the most quiet.

When it comes to hostels in Warsaw I think Inbed Hostel is the perfect choice! Absolutely loved everything about it. Especially the living room. Would totally recommend it! Also the view is amazing and there's a great place for brunch near the hostel along with parks, metro station etc. The neighborhood seems lovely and amazing. Loved it's hospitality and it's a comfy place to stay to. Also everything was clear from head to toe and that's something I really appreciate when it comes to staying at a hostel.

There's nothing I didn't like about this place. Everything was perfect

Very clean, friendly staff, good location. I'll definitely come back here again.

This is more of a recommendation, but please make bigger pillows. It felt like you were sleeping without a pillow. Maybe some people like this, but not me, that’s why I didn’t sleep well. And I would like to ask the staff to monitor the guests more. While I was in the hostel, there were also a lot of children aged 9-13 years old (they have a trip to Warsaw) who were running along the corridor even at 01:30 at night and kept turning the lights on and off, this was very disturbing. I think the staff should have paid attention to this.

The hostel’s location, while not centrally located, is conveniently about a 10-15 minute walk to the Old City. Its proximity to the river and other attractions offers a chance to explore some of Warsaw's appealing areas. The staff at Inbed Hostel are friendly, contributing to a pleasant and welcoming environment for guests. The rooms are comfortable, providing a decent night's sleep, which is a basic yet important aspect of any hostel stay. The free use of the washing machine is a commendable amenity, adding convenience for travellers who need to do laundry during their stay.

The overall atmosphere of the hostel tends towards the colder side, lacking the vibrant, communal vibe often sought after in hostel experiences. Privacy is an issue in the dormitories, as there are no screens or curtains, which could be a significant drawback for guests seeking more private sleeping arrangements. While the laundry facilities are a plus, the hostel could benefit from more drying areas or racks to better accommodate the laundry needs of multiple guests. The semi-communal shower facilities might be intriguing to some but can pose a privacy concern for others. The lack of space to hang towels or clothing in the curtain-enclosed cubicle necessitates stepping out into a common area (nude), which might not be comfortable for guests who prefer more privacy.

I booked this hostel because I was going to a concert at the PGE Narodowy stadium. It's only a 15 minute walk to the stadium which was perfect. On the other hand it was a 30 minute walk to the city center, so if this is your agenda, maybe book a place nearby the city. The public transportation is good though, I just prefer walking. The staff is helpful and sweet, and I enjoyed sharing my 8-persons dorm with other concert guests from all over the world. The hostel doesn't have breakfast, but there is a cafe just downstairs, so it's really not a problem. I would do this again, if I was going to another concert in the future.

It’s clean and quiet.

The bed makes noise when you lie down or turn over, it was really annoying.

I visited in the summer. The staff was pleasant and helpful, everywhere was very clean, and people were understanding. I was received even after the scheduled arrival time, so there were no problems. Everything is great.

At least during my stay, the staff spoke virtually no English. He wrote down the hours of working time on a piece of paper because he couldn't tell. Nevertheless, the staff went out of their way to help, and I was able to communicate well. It's just a warning that others may have some problems with communication.

Excellent hostel- has a kitchen, plenty of bathroom facilities, and lots of space to eat meals/use your laptop. Even has a TV!

Stayed in Warsaw during a heatwave (29-32 degrees), but the room didn’t have a working air con. We had to leave our windows open, but then meant that it got very noisy in the room in the early mornings, so cars would wake me at 6 or earlier as the hostel is on a main road. I think the hostel should invest in proper air conditioning for the summer months so you can run it for a bit before bed.