Aramis Hotel

Perfect for one night stay. Good price and quality ratio.

An inexpensive and simple hotel for the night. Clean rooms, good breakfasts. 24-hour check-in desk and parking. A convenient location for a transit hotel. It is easy to find even at night and without a navigator.

That was excellent! It's the best hotel for cheap tourism! Very clean!

Very cheap, clean and tidy enough. A good clean bathroom. Location for four.

Very, very nice and helpful Staff! Everyone can enjoy a one-star Hotel if smiles are everywhere you look… At those prices, the Aramis is worth staying, even if the rooms are not obviously the best. Cleanliness is well regarded, and public transports are right in front of the house. Last but not least, the Hotel let guests holding even big dogs! that was wonderfully helpful for us… thank you.

Very good for a modest hotel. Currently remodeling, but the new areas are attractive, tasteful, efficient. The guest service is great, very friendly and focused on our needs.

If you are staying overnight, it is not bad at all. Clean bathroom, soft beds.

Some rooms are a bit outdated but clean, breakfast is less but little space.

Close to bus stop which takes you quietly to a central area of Warsaw, clean and with the option to dine.

Dirty toilet when we arrived, broken shower holder, really bad cleaning and so on… Never again.

Wow! We were pleasantly surprised by the front desk staff when they offered a new 4-bed room for our 2 night stay on 4th floor. Great design, super clean, spacious, warm and quite. Breakfast is 27 zl per person but it worth it. At least 15 varieties of food, hot and cold. Very delicious! Great staff, great hotel, great location. I recommend this hotel to anyone who travels in Warsaw.

Basic hotel of low quality, but nice. Forgot my things in the storage, but two weeks later I was still able to pick them up.

Nice place and highly recommended for quality/price.

One star accomodation but very comfortable.

Far far away, but cheap :p.

A little out… but connected very well with the buses… very clean… and spacious rooms… brand new bathrooms… we were really good…

The room was falling apart. The towels were broken and the sheets bored and not big enough compared to the mattress. Shabby. The breakfast room too small compared to the size of the hotel and therefore too crowded and the tables were not being unchided.

Hotel in bad shape … under reforms … not recommended …

For the price and excellent breakfast (kids free), this is a great option. The building is a bit scary from the outside, but the interior is modestly renovated with comfortable beds. TIP: ask for the family room on the 1st floor at the end of the hall.

Gokd value for your money. The faucet was broken and kept running trough the day. But again for 11 euro a day its good value. But dont expect fancy stuff.

Hotel is not in the city center, but public communication (bus stops) are near by. It takes 15-20 min by bus to get closer to the city center. Hotel is pretty basic, but for the price you pay is more than fine. Breakfast is really good, with variety of food to choose from. Wifi signal was ok. Good place if you need place to sleep for 1-2 nights in Warsaw.

So, twenty minutes from downtown Warsaw, we have three hotels: Atos, Portos and Aramis :). All started as soviet style blocks of flats, but their fate was different. I've been to all three, so I think I can help you choose. Hotel Aramis is the 1 star budget option. It looks like a soviet block from the outside, but the rooms are great value for money. It's very cheap and located farthest from the main road, so it's very quiet. Hotel Portos, now a Best Western by brand is the 3 style "luxury" option. Costs about double the price of Aramis, but and it's also worth it, as you pay more and get more. It's second from the main road, still quiet. Hotel Atos, the 2 star option is a bit of a mystery to me. It's renovated from the outside, but on the inside it looks, well, less renovated then the 1 star option. Also this one is very closest to the busy road and rooms on one side are everything but quiet. I don't know if it's one owner or different ones, but the concept of this one is the weirdest for me. It's still OK for the price, especially if you get a room facing the Best Western and not the main road, but still, I don't know what the difference between 1 and 2 stars (Atos and Aramis) is supposed to be ;)

Very budget hotel. This hotel is housed in a former student hostel. The service is very weak, often even at the reception staff who have little knowledge of the same hotel, and so on.

Good and cosy hotel. It is very tasty feed in the dining room.

Great location, great prices, friendly staff, comfortable rooms.

Good hotel, one star and aschuschenie that three, only the toilets Soviet : (

The hotel is like. Fed excellent Bedouins. The service is excellent, and that I have written for the control, we had it in the room. For tourists it supper) ) ).

It was not clear how the star is given to hotels. Been to many "trëškah"-this with two asterisks are not inferior.

Decent hotel. Economy/comfort.

Cheap and very well located Hotel.

I was in this hotel recently and I did not find it very impressive I had to change rooms at one stage because the bed sheets and pillow case has blood stains and myself and friends were only in the room two minutes and a strange man walked in our room saying lock your doors its not safe. Sure we were only just in the room and we didn't even have time to drop our bags down and he was in the room behind us.

I live in Ukraine and travel through Poland a lot. Aramis is a great budget hotel. I have stayed there often and have always been pleased. The staff are friendly and most speak English (enough to get by). If you're looking for a place that's clean with easy access to the city, and that won't drain your bank account, you won't find a better deal. Sure it's a bit different than Holiday Inn in the US, but very adequate.