Hotel Premiere Classe Varsovie/Warszawa (Warsaw, Poland)

Those travelling on a budget will invariably be happy with their choice to stay here. Fast check in/out and with clean, comfortable and quiet rooms, first time tourists to the city will struggle to find a better priced place to rest their heads after days seeing the sights.

Warm and professional front-of-house staff are oft-thanked for making stays more pleasant. Multilingual and with an extensive knowledge of the city, friendly receptionists will answer your queries thoroughly and ensure you see the best of the city, stay safe, eat well and don't get ripped off by taxis.

In spite of its budget hotel status, much care goes into the preparation and display of the reasonably-priced breakfast buffet. An array of options awaits of a morning, with popular items frequently replenished. Smiling staff maintain a clean and jovial environment in which to kick-off the day.

Many visitors are shocked at the size of the accommodations here. While functional and tidy, the small spaces make some guests feel claustrophobic. For nightly stopovers, the issue isn't too great, but for guests in town for a little longer, having no storage, no fridge and a tiny bathroom soon becomes untenable.

A number of guests have experienced headache-inducing internet issues. The stuttering service is frequently broken. When working, connection speeds are slow, especially of an evening. However, there's been a lessening in the frequency of such comments in recent times, suggesting the hotel has attempted to address the issue.

Reviewers are less than impressed with the hotels location, situated as it is away from the city centre and in an area heavy with traffic. Metro stations are a short walk away, but through places that some solo female travelers might feel uneasy in, especially at night.